Choose the course that fits you
Learn Spanish in Spain by living it, not just studying it. From intensive courses to DELE preparation, private lessons and summer camps, we help you find the right fit for your level, your pace and your reasons for learning. Our home is in Cádiz, and through our partner schools you can also learn across Spain and Latin America — always with the same close, personal support.
Intensive Spanish Courses
The most direct way to learn Spanish. Daily classes in small groups, where you speak from the very first minute. You choose the intensity, and you'll feel yourself moving forward week by week — with time left over to enjoy the city and the people around you.
Private & Semiprivate Lessons
Want to focus on exactly what you need, at your own pace? With private and semiprivate lessons you set the goals and the schedule, and we shape each class around them — grammar, conversation, exam practice or whatever brings you here. One to one, or with a friend or partner who shares your level.
Online Spanish Lessons
Can't come to Spain just yet? Keep learning Spanish from home with live online classes. Same teachers, same close attention, same conversation from the first minute — only through a screen. A good way to start before you travel, or to keep your Spanish alive once you're back home.
Spanish for Over 50s
Learning Spanish has no age. These courses bring together people over 50 who share the same curiosity — for the language, the culture and travelling at an unhurried pace. Classes in the morning, and time in the afternoon to enjoy Cádiz with a group that soon feels like friends.
DELE Preparation Course
Getting ready for the official DELE exam? We know what the test asks for, and what you need to walk in feeling ready: practice, clear feedback and a calm hand telling you you're on track. The DELE is the official Spanish qualification from the Instituto Cervantes, recognised worldwide.
Juniors Summer Camps
A summer adventure for younger students. Through project-based learning, teens practise Spanish while they play, explore and make friends from all over the world. They come home speaking more Spanish than they think — and asking when they can come back.