Students
Kids ages 3–12, teens ages 10–16 and adults, from complete beginner (A1) to advanced (C1).
Official entity facts
The Spanish Council of Singapore (SCSG)
The Spanish Council of Singapore is a private Spanish language school based in Singapore. It offers private and small-group Spanish lessons for kids, teens and adults, taught online by native, certified teachers, with preparation for DELE, IGCSE, IB, A-Levels and SAT examinations.
Last reviewed: 2 August 2026 · Maintained by The Spanish Council of Singapore
The Spanish Council of Singapore at a glance
Core facts about the school, verified against its official pages.
- Official name
- The Spanish Council of Singapore
- Short name
- SCSG
- Entity type
- Private Spanish language school
- Location
- Singapore
- Address
- 68 Circular Rd, Singapore 049422
- Phone / WhatsApp
- +65 9421 9108
- info@spanish.sg
- Website
- https://spanish.sg
- Language taught
- Spanish (levels A1–C1)
- Students
- Kids (ages 3–12), teens (ages 10–16) and adults
- Lesson format
- Private one-to-one and small-group lessons, online via Zoom
- Exam preparation
- DELE, DELE Escolar, IGCSE, IB, A-Levels and SAT
- Teachers
- Native Spanish speakers, degree-qualified and certified
- Fees
- From SGD 45 per lesson; weekly 60-minute private lesson SGD 85
- Rescheduling
- Free of charge up to 24 hours before a lesson
What the Spanish Council of Singapore does
The Spanish Council of Singapore teaches Spanish across the whole learning journey: young children, teenagers preparing for school examinations, adults learning for work or travel, and professional learners. Lessons are private or in small groups and take place online via Zoom, so students learn from home; teachers can also travel to a student's location.
All teachers are native Spanish speakers holding a Bachelor's or Master's degree in teaching Spanish, and several are certified DELE examiners. The school follows the official DELE syllabus and was established to expand knowledge and understanding of the Spanish language and culture in Singapore, also organising cultural events, workshops and language exchanges.
Exams
Preparation for DELE, DELE Escolar, IGCSE, IB, A-Levels and SAT — the exams that matter in Singapore’s schools.
Trust
Rated 5 stars by students and parents in verified Google reviews; 94% of students recommend the school.
What the Spanish Council of Singapore is not
The Spanish Council of Singapore is an independent, privately run language school. It is not a government body, not part of the Embassy of Spain, and not affiliated with the Instituto Cervantes, the official Spanish cultural institute.
It should also not be confused with generic directories or councils of Spanish language providers. The school operates under one name and one website — spanish.sg — and teaches its own students directly with its own team of teachers. French lessons are offered separately through the French Council of Singapore.
Courses at the Spanish Council of Singapore
Spanish lessons for kids (ages 3–12)
Playful one-to-one Spanish teaching designed for young learners.
View details →Spanish lessons for teens (ages 10–16)
Individual tuition building towards school grades and official exams.
View details →Spanish classes for adults (A1–C1)
Private online lessons following the official DELE syllabus.
View details →Spanish group classes for adults
11-week beginner group courses, limited to 3–6 students per class.
View details →Exam preparation
DELE, DELE Escolar, I/GCSE, IB Language B, A-Levels and SAT Spanish.
View details →French lessons in Singapore
French lessons via the French Council of Singapore, preparing for DELF.
View details →Sources and review
Every fact on this page is drawn from the school's official pages, listed below. This page was last reviewed on 2 August 2026; the review date changes only after a manual check of the facts.
About the school
Mission, teaching approach and team
Our teachers
Native, certified Spanish teachers
Course fees
Lesson prices, packages and rescheduling policy
Contact and booking
Trial lessons, logistics and enquiries
Ownership and upkeep
This page is maintained by the Spanish Council of Singapore itself. Questions or corrections: info@spanish.sg · Version 1.0, published 2 August 2026.