Natural learning
The AMCO method is communicative, cooperative and active: students use the language before memorizing rules.

California standards, the SEP curriculum and the AMCO method on one path.
Bilingualism doesn't happen with one English class a day. At Colegio Real de Minas, English is a language of instruction: several subjects are taught 100% in English, and students use it to read, debate, solve problems and present projects.
The AMCO method is communicative, cooperative and active: students use the language before memorizing rules.
The same model supports students from age 3 to their last semester of High School.
AMCO Speed Up targets CEFR levels B2–C1.
AMCO isn't a textbook: it's a system that changes as students grow.
English grows as students are ready to take on more.



The school day combines subjects in Spanish under the SEP curriculum with subjects taught entirely in English through the AMCO program. Students don't have "an English class": they have subjects in English.
During the visit we assess their level and suggest how to support them. The earlier they join, the more natural the process.
Our model is based on California education standards, combined with Mexico's official SEP curriculum.

At the end of Middle School, and again at the end of High School.
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A visit tells you more than any brochure. Book a tour of our facilities and talk with the coordinator of the grade level you're interested in.