Spanish group for beginners with dinner at the end

By Alexhama
March 7, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Alexhama

Posted March 7, 2016

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Posted March 7, 2016

Hello, My name is Alex and I am Spanish teacher. I am trying to organise a Spanish group for beginners. The course would last for 8 weeks and at the end of the course will be having a Spanish dinner at La Gaditana,http://www.lagaditana.co.uk/ the Spanish restaurant situated at North Cross road where we will be ordering the food in Spanish and embracing the culture.:)

I am here to see the response and if It is viable to hire the room at the Comunity Center in Dulwich.

The classes will run every Friday from 6 to 7:30, It will run trough April-May and June. and the price will be around the 190 pounds with the dinner included.

What do you think about the time slot, and the price. Thank you

Thank you

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