Hi Selen, I suggest you send this comment as an email to some of the schools on this page, and I’m sure you’ll find what you’re looking for.

I will need a Student Visa and an affordable and central place to stay in 新香港六合彩开奖直播 (a dorm or a shared house with single room and shared bathroom would be perfect)

Can I please learn:

1) Course prices for 1 year and 6 months separately (books included)?
2) Course programs (how many days and which days a week, which hours) – I would prefer weekdays starting around 11:00 and finish around 18:00.
3) Accommodation options and prices?
4) Are you helping with the student visa?
5) How to apply?

Thank you in advance

Hi Shira

The extensive evening classes that most schools offer typically have a more mixed demographic of expats who have moved to the city and are now learning Spanish (as opposed to the the intensive classes which tend to be young students on learning holidays).

Hi Korina, I wrote the article from the perspective of adults students, but I don’t see why your son wouldn’t be able to join an ongoing extensive course… these are mostly scheduled one or twice a week after work.

You will find prices of extensive courses on this page, so just get in touch with those schools that fit your budget and check if they have any age restrictions!

Good luck!

Hi Mohammed best to write to either Linguaschools or 新香港六合彩开奖直播 University separately… they are different institutions.

I will be staying at a friend’s place in 新香港六合彩开奖直播 in February and March, so I wonder if I can take courses. Do the schools offer in-person courses now? GRACIAS!

Hi David, their website is not very clear, but you could try writing to info@idealog.es It seems like they offer Spanish classes!

Hi Sara

Sorry I think I must have missed a previous similar question from you. Actually I don’t know if there is a school that specialises in teaching spanish to foreign children in a short term capacity. I wouldn’t imagine there is enough demand for that business model. However I am pretty certain that your children will be welcome at any of the language schools listed on this page! Just drop a couple a line and see how they respond.

All of the schools listed teach Spanish. (Some might also offer Catalan). Your kids will be given a level test to determine their level and put with students of the same linguistic ability as them.

Cheers!

duncan

Hi Mark

All of the schools are very welcoming and cater for all ages. You’re likely to be at the older end of the spectrum at any place, but you won’t be made to feel self-conscious about that. I would look for one with a convenient location for you, so that getting to class is easy (and there are no excuses to skip!).

If you have time to take intensive classes I’d highly recommend doing them for as long as possible. Extensive classes only work if you use the language inbetween, which might not be the case unless you have Spanish friends or family already.

Good luck on your journey!

d

Hi Tom, the honest answer is I’m not sure. I’ve studied at several of the schools above and always been extremely happy with the level of teaching, but I’ve never studied at any of the universities. My suspicion is that private language schools will offer you more support (in terms of accommodation etc.) and flexibility, and a better programme of social extra-curricular activities, and I also suspect that their teaching methods may be more modern (as universities are generally not known for their progressive teaching methodologies!). However that’s my intuition speaking, not hard facts. Sorry that I couldn’t be of any more help!

Hi Riley,

1. I am not an expert on visas at all, being (for a couple more months at least) an EU citizen. But if you write to one or two of the schools for sure they will be happy to help you.
2. If you study for three months on an intensive course you should reach a pretty good level. The key is intensive, immersion style learning. You could do 10 years of evening class without becoming fluent, if you don’t use the language in between classes. Again I’d ask the schools directly what they would recommend for you and your goals.

Good luck!

d

Thanks Kasia, I hope you managed to find the perfect school for your needs!

Hi Dara, most of the students at most of the schools will be under 25, especially during summer. I wouldn’t say that any particularly market themselves towards an older or younger crowd, although younger people tend to go for the centrally located schools. Also intensive courses = younger people, extensive courses = slightly older people, brushing up their Spanish whilst they live and work in the city.

Hi Julia, you need to go on some of the schools’ individual websites and check. Most offer intensive classes. If it’s just for one week I’d look for one without a registration fee, or fee for books.