• located in the best touristic center of Spain,  sunny Valencia
• fantastic location 50 metres from the City Hall main square   
• well connected with the main town beach by public transport
• intensive Spanish language courses for foreigners all year round
• all study levels in small groups 
• internship program in the hotels in the mainland and islands
• group and One-to-One classes
• qualified Spanish language teachers
• DELE/SIELE exam preparation program, levels A1 – C1
• Spanish language textbooks and literature library
• Instituto Cervantes DELE/SIELE examination center
• visa support for short and long duration study visas for non-EU student
• free WI-FI internet access for our students

INTENSIVE SPANISH COURSES

• 20 academic hours/week, from Monday to Friday
• 5 levels: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1
• starting dates: any Monday. A1 level check starting dates in the calendar.
• conversation, grammar, written and oral skills, periodical tests
• reduced timetable if the group is less 5 pax

SPANISH FOR TOURISM SECTOR

• 4 weeks, 4 hours/day, from Monday to Friday
• 3 levels: A, B, C
• starting date: consult the academic calendar
• specific vocabulary, conversation, listening, writing

PRICES

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2019

• A1 level starting dates: Jan 9, Feb 6, March 6, April 1, May 2, June 5, July 3, Aug 7, Sept 4, Nov 6
• other levels flexible starting dates
• Spanish for Tourism: June 5, Nov 27
• Easter holidays: April 15 – 26
• Christmas holidays: Dec 23 – Jan 8

Our Valencia campus does not offer student housing directly, but there are many options available for students to choose from. Students can rent a room in a private apartment or rent an entire apartment and arrange to share with classmates. There are also several student residences near our campus where students can stay in individual or double rooms, with or without meal plans.

Valencia is a large city, and you can choose to live near campus , near the beach, in the city center, or in one of several up-and-coming neighborhoods. You should consider how far you want to live from campus, and also if you want to walk, ride a bike, or take public transport. The public transport system in Valencia is well developed, with three metro lines and an extensive bus system.

Valencia has an array of universities, with a selection of privately run student residences (dorms) rising to suit student needs. Students can choose to stay in a single or double room, with a wide range of amenities to choose from, including several meal plan options.

Visa students: the school provides a paid accommodation contract service for visa needs to be presented in the Spanish consulate applying for the long duration study visa. The service costs is 250 euros.