Frequently asked questions
Schools
Yes. Linguaschools schools offer weekly cultural activities and weekend excursions throughout the year. Activities vary by destination, season and week, and the current program is shared with students at the school.
Some activities are free. For others, a small fee may be charged to cover costs such as transport, entrance tickets or materials. The activities and excursions shown on our website are examples of activities we regularly offer.
In most schools, the activity program is planned shortly in advance, so we cannot always confirm the exact activities before your arrival. Some activities require a minimum number of students.
Yes. All Linguaschools schools have free Wi-Fi for students.
Yes. Linguaschools schools close on official holidays. When the school is closed for a holiday, there are no lessons.
Missed group lessons are usually not made up, but this can vary by school and course type. If there are two public holidays in the same week, at least one day of lessons is usually compensated during the rest of the week.
You can check the school holiday dates for your destination before booking.
Before your course starts, we will inform you through your personal page what time you should arrive at the school.
If you are not an absolute beginner, you will take a Spanish level test before or on your first day. This helps us place you in a group that matches your level. Some schools also organise a welcome talk or a short guided introduction to the school or surrounding area.
After this, your Spanish lessons begin.
In most destinations, lessons take place in one main school building. In some schools, classrooms may be located in two or more nearby buildings.
If your lessons take place in a different nearby building, the school will inform you.
Yes. Linguaschools schools have a mainly adult-focused learning environment, especially in our general group Spanish courses.
Most students in our general courses are adults with different ages, levels, nationalities and study goals. This includes short-stay language travellers, long-term students, university pathway students, exam-preparation students, expats, digital nomads and international residents.
In summer, we may have some students aged 16 or 17 at our schools, depending on the destination and the course. Individual students younger than 16 can usually book private Spanish lessons, depending on the school and availability.
We also welcome younger students in customised closed groups and school group travel programs.
Yes. All Linguaschools schools in Spain, Argentina and Costa Rica offer Spanish courses through schools accredited by Instituto Cervantes, either directly or through local academic partner schools.
Linguaschools Barcelona, Linguaschools Madrid and Linguaschools Granada are directly registered under their Linguaschools school names as Instituto Cervantes accredited centres. Other Linguaschools destinations, including schools in Spain, Argentina and Costa Rica, are connected to Instituto Cervantes accreditation through local academic partner schools or local accredited entities that form part of the Linguaschools network.
For other countries, accreditation and official recognition depend on the country and school. Some schools may be recognised by local education authorities, tourism bodies or other relevant organisations in their country.
If you need a specific accreditation or recognition for a visa, funding application, university pathway program or employer, please contact us before booking so we can confirm the details for your chosen school and course.
Courses
Most Linguaschools courses start on Monday and end on Friday. Starting in the middle of the week is usually not possible for group courses.
Most courses start every Monday throughout the year. If Monday is an official holiday and the school is closed, the course will usually start on Tuesday.
Absolute beginners have fixed start dates. Some special courses, such as exam preparation courses or extensive evening courses, may also have specific start dates. Customised individual lessons can often start on other weekdays, depending on teacher availability.
The exact start time of your first lesson will be shown on your personal page no later than 5 days before your course starts.
Depending on the destination, level, course type and season, lessons may start in the morning or afternoon. In many destinations, morning lessons start between 7:30 and 9:30, but timetables can vary.
Linguaschools schools welcome students of different Spanish levels throughout the year, so we can usually place students in a suitable group.
In the exceptional case that you are the only student at your level, you will receive a reduced number of private lessons instead of group lessons. This gives you individual teacher attention while keeping the course focused on your level and learning needs.
Group Spanish lessons usually take place in the morning or afternoon, depending on the destination, level, course type and season.
As a general indication, group lessons may take place between 9:00 and 14:00 or between 14:00 and 19:00. Timetables vary by destination and may change during busy periods.
Your confirmed timetable will be shown on your personal page before arrival.
The DELE exam, Diploma de Español como Lengua Extranjera, is an official Spanish exam awarded by Instituto Cervantes on behalf of Spain’s Ministry of Education.
DELE exams follow the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, CEFR, with levels from A1 to C2.
Linguaschools offers DELE exam preparation courses, and some Linguaschools schools are official DELE exam centres. Contact us if you want to prepare for the DELE exam or take the exam during your stay.
SIELE is an official Spanish proficiency exam that certifies your Spanish level through a points-based system. The results correspond to CEFR levels from A1 to C1.
Linguaschools offers SIELE exam preparation courses, and some Linguaschools schools are official SIELE exam centres. Contact us if you want to prepare for the SIELE exam or take the exam during your stay.
Please contact the school reception or student support team if you think your group level is not right for you.
The school will discuss your situation with your teacher or academic coordinator and explain the available options. If another group is more suitable and available, a level change may be possible.
Linguaschools students come from many different countries, ages and backgrounds. In our general group courses, most students are adults with different study goals, from short-stay language travellers to long-term students, university pathway students, exam-preparation students, expats, digital nomads and international residents.
The student profile can vary by destination, course type and time of year. In Spain, there may be a higher proportion of younger adult students during the summer months.
You can check the student statistics on each destination page for more specific information.
Yes. On the last day of your course, you will receive a certificate showing the course dates, the number of lessons attended and the Spanish level of the course you followed.
A minimum attendance of 80% is required to receive the certificate.
Spanish level certificates from other schools, universities or institutions do not always reflect the same interpretation of CEFR levels.
At Linguaschools, we place students according to the Instituto Cervantes level framework and the practical Spanish level needed for communicative Spanish immersion lessons. This means we look not only at grammar knowledge, but also at listening, speaking, reading, writing and how comfortably you can follow and participate in lessons taught in Spanish.
University courses and other language programs [in other countries] may use a different teaching format, pace or evaluation system. A student may therefore have a certificate for a certain level, but feel more comfortable and make better progress in a lower Linguaschools group.
If you have questions about your level placement, you can speak with the school team or your teacher.
Yes. Lessons are taught in Spanish from the beginning, including at beginner level.
This is part of the Linguaschools communicative immersion approach. Teachers use Spanish as the main classroom language and support students with examples, context, gestures, visual material and clear explanations adapted to the level of the group.
At first, this can feel challenging, especially for complete beginners. However, it helps students get used to hearing Spanish, understanding meaning from context and using Spanish actively from the start.
Accommodation
Yes. Linguaschools accommodation is an optional service for students booking a Spanish course with us. You can also book your Spanish course only and organise your own accommodation.
The accommodation price includes basic utility bills such as water, gas and electricity. In some cases, a deposit is required, and we will inform you in advance if this applies. The deposit is refunded after departure if there are no damages or problems.
In most destinations, accommodation includes access to a washing machine. If this is not included, it will be mentioned in the accommodation information.
By default, accommodation is reserved from the Sunday before the course starts until the Saturday after the course ends.
Extra nights may be possible depending on availability and can be requested before arrival. Extra nights are charged separately. In Valencia, Saturday arrival is possible without extra cost. In Montañita and Tamarindo, Sunday departure is possible without extra cost.
If you want to request extra nights, please add a note to the online enrolment form or contact us before booking.
Distance varies by destination, accommodation type and availability. Accommodation is always arranged within a practical travel distance of the school.
Some accommodation options are within walking distance, while others require public transport or another form of local travel.
Please check the accommodation information for your chosen destination for more specific details.
Freshly washed bed linen is provided. Unless stated otherwise, students should bring their own towels.
Half board usually includes breakfast and dinner. Full board usually includes breakfast, lunch or packed lunch, and dinner.
Meal arrangements can vary slightly by destination and accommodation type.
If you are not satisfied with your accommodation, please contact the school reception or student support team. In many cases, small problems can be solved quickly.
If you still want to change accommodation, this may be possible depending on availability and the reason for the request. In some cases, a change fee may apply.
A cleaning service is usually included for common areas such as the bathroom, kitchen and living room.
Students are normally responsible for keeping their own bedroom clean and for everyday tasks such as washing dishes, taking out rubbish and keeping shared spaces tidy after use.
Yes, this is often possible. Please mention any special diet, allergy or requirement on the online enrolment form so we can take this into account and advise you on the best option.
This depends on the destination and host family. Some hosts welcome one student at a time, while others may host two or three students.
Where possible, we avoid placing students with the same native language in the same host family, so students have more opportunities to practise Spanish.
This can vary by destination and accommodation type. In many host families and shared apartments there is no lock on the bedroom. Student residences may offer a room lock, locker or security box, depending on the residence and room type.
Please contact us if this is important for your stay, so we can check the details for your chosen accommodation.
Host family students have privacy and independence. As an adult member of the household, you can usually come and go as you need.
However, you should respect the host’s routines and avoid disturbing the household late at night. If you will not be home for a meal, please inform your host in advance.
Yes. Wi-Fi is available in all Linguaschools accommodation.
Yes. Hot water is available in all Linguaschools accommodation, except host family accommodation in Montañita , where hot water cannot always be guaranteed.
In shared apartments and many student residences, students can use the kitchen to prepare their own meals.
In host family accommodation, kitchen use is usually limited. You may be able to prepare a light snack, but students normally do not use the kitchen to cook their own meals. If you want to prepare your own meals, a shared apartment or student residence may be a better option.
Visa
Students from European Union countries do not need a student visa to study Spanish in Spain.
Students from some non-EU countries can stay in Spain for up to 90 days without a visa, depending on their nationality and personal situation. If you plan to study in Spain for more than 90 days, you will usually need to apply for a Spanish student visa or study stay authorization before arrival.
Visa rules depend on your nationality, length of stay, course type and the Spanish embassy or consulate where you apply. Always check the current requirements with the Spanish embassy or consulate responsible for your place of residence before booking your course.
Linguaschools can provide an official Letter of Acceptance for students booking a visa-eligible Spanish course in Spain. We also provide personalised student visa guidance for students booking a visa-eligible program.
You can also read our paperwork guide for Spanish language students, with articles about student visas, NIE, TIE and other procedures for studying in Spain.
Visa and entry requirements for Latin America depend on your passport, destination and length of stay.
Some students can enter without a visa for a short stay, while others may need to apply for a visa before travelling. Requirements can also change, so we recommend checking the current entry rules with the embassy or consulate of your destination country.
Please contact us if you are unsure or have questions about your destination.
For Spain, you should check the Spanish embassy or consulate responsible for your place of residence. Visa applications are usually handled by the consulate covering the area where you legally live.
The Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs provides information about Spanish embassies and consulates around the world. You can also use Embassy Finder to locate the relevant consulate, but the official consulate website should always be your main source for current visa requirements.
Linguaschools provides the Letter of Acceptance free of charge for students booking a visa-eligible Spanish course.
Before issuing the Letter of Acceptance, we require payment for the full program, including course and accommodation where applicable. We can send a digital copy by email.
If your visa is denied, please inform us as soon as possible and send us a copy of the official visa denial letter by email.
In some cases, we may be able to advise you on possible next steps or help you understand what additional information may be needed. If your visa is definitely rejected and you need to cancel your reservation, you can receive a refund according to our terms and conditions.
Please check the current booking conditions for the exact cancellation and administrative fee rules.
For a long-term study visa or study stay authorization in Spain, students need to enrol in a full-time, visa-eligible course. For Spanish language courses, the minimum course intensity is 20 lessons per week.
The most common Linguaschools options for student visa purposes are the Intensive 20 Spanish course, long-term Intensive 20 options and the University Pathway Programs.
Contact Linguaschools before booking if you need a student visa. We can help you choose a suitable course and provide personalised guidance on course documentation, timing and application preparation.
For more background, see our paperwork guide for Spanish language students, including articles about student visas, NIE and TIE procedures.
Yes. Students booking a visa-eligible Spanish course with Linguaschools receive personalised guidance from our student visa support team.
We can help you understand the course documentation, timing and general application steps for your situation. Visa requirements can depend on your nationality, place of residence, chosen course, length of stay and the Spanish embassy or consulate where you apply.
We also recommend reading our paperwork guide for Spanish language students, where we explain common procedures such as Spanish student visas, NIE and TIE from a language school student perspective.
Start as early as possible. Visa appointment availability, processing times and required documents can vary by country and consulate.
As a general rule, we recommend preparing your application several months before your planned course start date. Some Spanish consulates indicate that applications should be submitted at least two months before the beginning of the study program, but students should always check the current rules for their own consulate.
Our Spanish paperwork guide includes student visa articles that can help you understand the preparation steps before contacting your consulate.
Enrolment
To secure your place on your course and accommodation, we recommend booking at least 2 weeks before your start date.
If your preferred start date is within 2 weeks, please contact us. We will check current availability for your chosen destination, course and accommodation.
For some special accommodation options, availability must always be checked before confirmation. The online booking system will show this during the booking process.
To complete your online enrolment, you pay a down payment of €250 to secure your booking. The remaining balance can be paid online through your personal page online before the course starts, or on the first day of your course at the school reception.
If the total reservation amount is less than €250, you only pay the total reservation amount.
After enrolment, you receive login details for your personal online page. On this page, you can view your booking and make payments through our secure online payment system.
Yes. Linguaschools organises customised group programs for schools, universities, teachers, travel agencies and private groups.
Group programs can include Spanish lessons, accommodation, cultural activities and other services, depending on the destination and group needs.
Please contact us for a customised group quote.
Your enrolment is processed after we receive at least your down payment.
You can pay securely online by credit card, including Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Depending on your country and booking, you may also be able to pay by PayPal, direct debit, selected local payment systems or international bank transfer.
You can choose your payment method during the enrolment process. If you pay by international bank transfer, please use the exact reference code shown on screen and in your confirmation email.
No. Unless clearly stated otherwise, there is no separate enrolment fee or course material fee.
Linguaschools aims to keep pricing transparent. The course price shown during enrolment is the price you pay for the course, without extra fees for enrolment or standard course materials.
Each student should complete an individual enrolment through our website. On the second page of the enrolment form, add a note with the name of the person or people you are travelling with.
We will place you together in the same accommodation where possible, depending on availability and accommodation type. If you want to be in the same Spanish group, this is only possible if you have the same Spanish level.
For groups of more than two people, we will do our best to place everyone together, but this cannot always be guaranteed. Please contact us if you have specific wishes.
Yes. You can combine different Linguaschools destinations in one study trip.
For example, you could study Spanish for 4 weeks in Barcelona and then continue for 4 weeks in Salamanca. You can also combine more destinations, depending on your course plans and availability.
Please contact us and we will prepare a customised price quote for your multi-destination course.
You can compare course and accommodation prices on our price page.
For an immediate quote, you can also use the online booking system to request a quote based on your destination, course, dates and accommodation preferences.
If you are interested in a customised course or a combination that is not shown on the website, please contact us.
Yes, in most cases you can extend your course after arrival, depending on availability.
If you also want to extend your accommodation, please inform the school as early as possible. Accommodation extensions depend on availability and cannot always be guaranteed.
After you complete your enrolment and down payment, we will process your booking on working days, usually within 24 hours.
You will then receive a booking confirmation by email and access to your personal Linguaschools page.
Before your course starts, we will provide the practical information you need, such as your course details, level test where applicable, accommodation information if booked, arrival details and first-day instructions.
If anything is missing or unclear, you can contact Linguaschools before arrival.
If you do not know your Spanish level, you can choose the level that seems closest to your current knowledge.
If you are not an absolute beginner, you will usually take a Spanish level test before your course starts. This helps us place you in a group that matches your practical Spanish level.
If you have never studied Spanish before, choose absolute beginner.
After you enrol, you receive access to your personal Linguaschools page [my.linguaschools.com].
On this page, you can see your booking details, make payments, complete your level test where applicable, and find practical information about your course, accommodation, arrival and first day at school.
Your personal page is updated before your course starts with the information you need for your stay.
Journey
Before your course starts, you will find the practical arrival information on your personal Linguaschools page. This includes the school address, your accommodation details if booked, and relevant arrival instructions.
Your full arrival and first-day information will be available on your personal page no later than 5 days before arrival.
If anything is unclear, please contact us before travelling.
Yes. You can book an airport transfer before arrival in selected destinations.
A driver will pick you up at the airport and take you to your accommodation or to the school, depending on the destination and booking details. Airport transfer prices depend on the destination and distance from the airport.
The airport transfer is a one-way journey. A return transfer can usually be arranged at the school or added to your booking in advance on request.
Before travelling, check your personal online page for important information about your course, accommodation, first day and arrival details.
You should also check your passport or ID, visa requirements if applicable, travel insurance, arrival time and any destination-specific information provided by Linguaschools.
Accommodation is reserved by default from the Sunday before your course starts until the Saturday after your course ends.
Courses usually start on Monday and end on Friday. If Monday is an official holiday and the school is closed, your course usually starts on Tuesday.
Spanish &
Surf lessons depend on weather and sea conditions. If conditions make it impossible to take the surf lessons as planned, the school will offer a suitable solution on location.
This may include postponing the surf lessons, offering an alternative activity or arranging a refund for the missed surf part, depending on the situation and destination.
No. Surf equipment is included in the surf course.
You can bring your own surfboard or wetsuit if you prefer, but this is not required.
Spanish & Dance lessons are available for different levels. Please add a note to your enrolment form with your dance level, so the school can take this into account where possible.
No Spanish level is required for the dance part, but your Spanish course group will depend on your Spanish level.
Yes. You can bring your own guitar.
If you do not bring one, you can rent a guitar at the school for the duration of the course, so you can continue practising outside the lessons.
Yes, in many cases you can extend your Spanish & local experiences program after arrival, depending on availability, destination and activity schedule.
Please check with the school reception as early as possible if you want to extend your course or activity program.
Spanish & local experience programs combine a Spanish course with a destination-specific activity or local experience. Depending on the destination, this may include options such as surf, dance, flamenco, culture, cooking, yoga, diving or other local experiences.
These programs are designed for students who want to combine Spanish lessons with an activity connected to the destination. Availability, schedules and included services vary by destination and program.
Spanish & local experiences programs vary by destination. Some options are strongly linked to a specific location, such as surf in San Sebastián or Tamarindo, flamenco in Granada, or local cultural experiences in selected cities.
Please check the Spanish & page or your chosen destination page to see which options are currently available.
Spanish & local experiences are designed as add-ons to a Linguaschools Spanish course. They are normally booked together with your course, so you can combine language learning with a local activity or cultural experience.
Scholarships
Yes. Several Linguaschools schools have eligible Spanish courses recognised for Bildungsurlaub in different German federal states.
The most common recognised course options are Intensive 30 and Intensive 20+10, depending on the destination and the German federal state where you apply.
Bildungsurlaub rules vary by federal state, employer and course recognition. Please check the requirements for your federal state before booking, and contact us if you need confirmation for a specific Linguaschools school or course.
Yes. Linguaschools schools are recognised by CSN Sweden.
If you want to apply for CSN funding, please contact CSN and request the correct forms for your course. After we receive your enrolment and €250 down payment, we can send you a signed booking confirmation for your CSN application.
We recommend applying at least 5 weeks before your course starts. The CSN process usually takes around 3 weeks, and applying earlier gives you enough time to receive the decision and pay the remaining course and accommodation balance before arrival.
CSN funding is only available to eligible Swedish students. Please check the current CSN requirements directly with CSN before booking.
Destinations
Linguaschools Barcelona is located in central Barcelona, between Plaza Catalunya and Sagrada Familia, in an area with cafés, shops, restaurants and public transport connections nearby.
The school is divided over two central buildings, both with bright classrooms and student spaces. Depending on your course, level and timetable, your lessons may take place in either building. The school team will give you the practical information you need before your course starts.
Yes. Barcelona is a bilingual city where both Spanish and Catalan are part of daily life, but students can still practise Spanish every day.
Spanish is widely spoken in shops, cafés, cultural activities, public services and everyday situations. In class, Linguaschools Barcelona teaches Spanish in Spanish, so students follow a full Spanish immersion approach while also experiencing the local bilingual culture of Barcelona.
Yes. Linguaschools Barcelona offers evening Spanish lessons for students who live, work or study in the city and want to improve their Spanish outside regular daytime course hours.
The evening group course is called Extensive 4. It is a semi-intensive Spanish course with 4 lessons per week, designed for students who want a regular Spanish course with a lighter weekly schedule.
This option is especially useful for expats, Erasmus students, digital nomads and international residents in Barcelona.
Yes. Linguaschools Barcelona offers long-term Spanish course options for students who need a study visa for Spain.
Students booking a visa-eligible course can receive personalised Linguaschools guidance on course documentation, timing and the practical steps for their Spanish student visa application. We have many years of experience supporting international students with study visa preparation and help students prepare their application documents as carefully and completely as possible.
This includes the course documentation needed for the application, such as the Letter of Acceptance, as well as guidance on what to prepare before applying at the Spanish embassy or consulate responsible for their place of residence.
Yes. The University Pathway Program at Linguaschools Barcelona prepares students for the national university entrance exam, not only for universities in Barcelona.
This means students can use the program to prepare for applications to universities across Spain, depending on their academic background, chosen degree, exam results and the admission requirements of each university.
If you are interested in university access in Spain, please contact Linguaschools before booking so we can advise you on the right pathway option for your situation.
Linguaschools Barcelona offers accommodation in shared apartments and host families.
Accommodation is arranged within a practical travel distance of the school. Shared apartments and host families are usually around 5–25 minutes from the school by foot or public transport.
The Big Single Room option is guaranteed within walking distance of the school, usually around 5–10 minutes on foot, with a maximum walking distance of 25 minutes.
Shared apartments are a good option for students who want more independence, while host families are suitable for students who prefer more contact with local daily life in Barcelona.
Linguaschools Granada is located in old-town Granada, on Calle San Antón, a 5-minute walk from Puerta Real.
The school is surrounded by cobbled streets, cafés, shops and local city life, with many of Granada’s historic neighbourhoods and cultural sights within easy reach. Because Granada has a compact, walkable centre, students can easily combine Spanish lessons with daily life, tapas, cultural activities and exploring the city on foot.
This location makes Linguaschools Granada a good choice for students who want a personal Spanish learning experience in a historic Andalusian university city.
Linguaschools Granada is mainly suited to adult learners and young adults who want to study Spanish in a personal, international school environment in a smaller Andalusian city.
Students come from different countries and backgrounds, with different ages, Spanish levels and study goals. They include short-stay language travellers, long-term students, university pathway students, exam-preparation students, Spanish for 50+ students and students who want to combine Spanish lessons with local culture, flamenco and daily life in Granada.
Some students choose Granada for a short Spanish course, while others stay longer to improve their Spanish for study, work, travel, university access or everyday life in Spain.
Yes. Linguaschools Granada offers long-term Spanish course options for students who need a study visa for Spain.
Students booking a visa-eligible course can receive personalised Linguaschools guidance on course documentation, timing and the practical steps for their Spanish student visa application. We have many years of experience supporting international students with study visa preparation and help students prepare their application documents as carefully and completely as possible.
This includes the course documentation needed for the application, such as a Letter of Acceptance, as well as guidance on what to prepare before applying at the Spanish embassy or consulate responsible for their place of residence.
Yes. Granada is a strong destination for students who want to prepare for university access in Spain in a smaller, historic university city.
The University Pathway Program at Linguaschools Granada is designed to help students improve their Spanish and prepare for the national university entrance exam. This means the program is not only for students who want to study in Granada; it can also prepare students who want to apply to universities in other parts of Spain.
Granada is especially suitable for pathway students who want a focused study environment, a lower-cost city compared with larger Spanish cities, and everyday opportunities to practise Spanish outside class.
Yes. Linguaschools Granada offers a Spanish for 50+ course for students who want to learn Spanish with other mature learners in a relaxed, social and culturally rich setting.
The course combines Spanish lessons with activities designed to help students experience Granada, practise Spanish outside the classroom and enjoy the city at a comfortable pace.
Granada is a very suitable destination for Spanish for 50+ students because of its walkable historic centre, Andalusian atmosphere, cultural heritage, tapas culture and smaller-city feel.
Yes. Linguaschools Granada offers Spanish & Flamenco options for students who want to combine Spanish lessons with flamenco dance or flamenco guitar.
Granada is one of the best Linguaschools destinations for this combination because flamenco is part of the city’s cultural identity, especially in traditional neighbourhoods such as the Albaicín and Sacromonte.
This option is suitable for students who want to improve their Spanish while experiencing one of Andalusia’s most expressive cultural traditions. Availability and schedules depend on the course dates and program option.
Linguaschools Granada offers accommodation in shared apartments and host families.
Accommodation in Granada is usually within walking distance of the school. Shared apartments and host families are generally around 5–25 minutes from the school on foot, depending on the accommodation option and exact location.
Shared apartments are a good option for students who want more independence, while host families are suitable for students who prefer more contact with local daily life in Granada.
Because Granada has a compact and walkable city centre, students can usually combine Spanish lessons, accommodation, cultural activities and daily life without long travel times.
Linguaschools Valencia is located in Valencia’s university area, near the old town, at Carrer Bernat y Baldoví 11.
The school is set in a real Spanish villa with garden areas, roof terraces and student spaces, giving students a campus-style learning environment in the city. The surrounding area has cafés, parks, public transport connections and everyday local life, while the historic centre, Turia Park and the beach are easy to reach before or after class.
This makes Linguaschools Valencia a good choice for students who want to study Spanish in a Mediterranean city with both student life and relaxed outdoor spaces.
Linguaschools Valencia operates through our local academic partner school, Hispania, escuela de español, located at Carrer Bernat y Baldoví 11 in Valencia.
This is why you may see the school listed locally as Hispania, including on Google Maps and in official accreditation or membership listings. The Instituto Cervantes accreditation for the Valencia school is registered under the local partner school name.
When you book through Linguaschools, you study at this established Valencia school as part of the Linguaschools Spanish language school network, with Linguaschools course information, booking support and student guidance.
Linguaschools Valencia is mainly suited to adult learners and young adults who want to study Spanish in an international, lively and well-organised school environment.
Students come from different countries and backgrounds, with different ages, Spanish levels and study goals. They include short-stay language travellers, long-term students, university pathway students, exam-preparation students, expats, digital nomads and international residents.
Some students choose Valencia for a short Spanish course in a Mediterranean city, while others stay longer to improve their Spanish for study, work, university access or everyday life in Spain. Valencia is especially attractive for students who want a balance between city life, beach, culture, student atmosphere and a relaxed pace of life.
Yes. Linguaschools Valencia offers long-term Spanish course options for students who need a study visa for Spain.
Students booking a visa-eligible course can receive personalised Linguaschools guidance on course documentation, timing and the practical steps for their Spanish student visa application. We have many years of experience supporting international students with study visa preparation and help students prepare their application documents as carefully and completely as possible.
This includes the course documentation needed for the application, such as a Letter of Acceptance, as well as guidance on what to prepare before applying at the Spanish embassy or consulate responsible for their place of residence.
Yes. Valencia is a good destination for students who want to prepare for university access in Spain while living in a Mediterranean university city.
The University Pathway Program at Linguaschools Valencia is designed to help students improve their Spanish and prepare for the national university entrance exam. This means the program is not only for students who want to study in Valencia; it can also prepare students who want to apply to universities in other parts of Spain.
Valencia is especially suitable for pathway students who want a structured study environment, an international student atmosphere, a large university city and a good balance between city life, beach and everyday Spanish immersion.
Linguaschools Valencia offers accommodation in shared apartments and host families.
Accommodation in Valencia is usually within a practical travel distance of the school. Shared apartments and host families are generally around 5–25 minutes from the school by foot or public transport, depending on the accommodation option and exact location.
Shared apartments are a good option for students who want more independence, while host families are suitable for students who prefer more contact with local daily life in Valencia.
Valencia is a well-connected city, so students can combine Spanish lessons, accommodation, city life, beach access and cultural activities without long travel times.
Yes. At Linguaschools Valencia, group lessons missed because of official bank holidays are made up.
This means that if the school is closed on an official holiday during your course, the missed group lessons will be compensated during the rest of the week.
This rule is specific to Valencia. In other Linguaschools destinations, bank-holiday compensation rules may be different, so please check the information for your chosen school.
Yes. Linguaschools Madrid continues the school previously known as Spaneasy, now as part of the Linguaschools Spanish language school network.
The school remains a small boutique-style Spanish school in central Madrid, next to Puerta del Sol, offering Spanish courses for adult learners in a personal, international learning environment. Students can still expect the same local Madrid school atmosphere, now combined with the wider course organisation, accommodation options and student support of the Linguaschools network.
Linguaschools Madrid is located in the centre of Madrid, on Carrera de San Jerónimo, a 1-minute walk from Puerta del Sol and Sol metro station.
The school is surrounded by cafés, shops, restaurants, cultural sights and public transport connections. This makes it easy to reach from different parts of the city and practical for students who want to combine Spanish lessons with daily life in Madrid.
Linguaschools Madrid is mainly suited to adult learners and young adults who want to study Spanish in a personal, international school environment.
Students come from different countries and backgrounds, with different ages, Spanish levels and study goals. They include short-stay language travellers, long-term students, Erasmus and exchange students, university pathway students, exam-preparation students, expats, digital nomads and international residents.
Some students come to Madrid for a short Spanish course, while others already live in the city or plan to stay for several months. The exact student mix varies by season, course type and Spanish level.
Yes. Linguaschools Madrid offers evening Spanish lessons for students who live, work or study in Madrid and want to improve their Spanish outside regular daytime course hours.
The evening group course is called Extensive 4. It is a semi-intensive Spanish course with 4 lessons per week, designed for students who want to keep learning Spanish alongside work, studies or daily life in Madrid.
This option is especially useful for expats, Erasmus students, digital nomads and international residents who want a regular Spanish course with a lighter weekly schedule.
Linguaschools Madrid offers accommodation in shared apartments and host families.
Shared apartments are usually around 5–35 minutes from the school by foot or public transport. Host families are usually around 10–40 minutes from the school by foot or public transport.
Because Madrid is a large city with good public transport, accommodation does not always need to be within walking distance of the school. Many students travel by metro, bus or on foot. Easy access to the school is usually more important than staying directly next to Puerta del Sol.
Shared apartments are a good option for students who want more independence, while host families are suitable for students who prefer more contact with local daily life in Madrid.
Yes. Long-term students who need a study visa to enter Spain can receive personalised Linguaschools guidance when booking a visa-eligible Spanish course at Linguaschools Madrid.
We can provide the course documentation needed for the application, including a Letter of Acceptance, and guide students through the practical steps, timing and course requirements involved in preparing their Spanish student visa application.
Visa requirements depend on the student’s nationality, place of residence, course length and the Spanish embassy or consulate where they apply. Linguaschools cannot guarantee visa approval, as the final decision is always made by the Spanish authorities.
Yes. Linguaschools Madrid welcomes customised school groups, university groups and other closed groups, depending on the group profile, dates and program requirements.
Group programs can combine Spanish lessons with cultural activities, accommodation and other services in Madrid. Lessons can be organised for a closed group, so students study together with their own classmates, with a program adapted to the group’s level, age and learning goals.
Teachers, schools, universities and agencies can contact Linguaschools for a customised group proposal.
Linguaschools Malaga is located on Plaza de la Merced, in the historic centre of Malaga.
The school is close to cafés, restaurants, shops, museums and many of the city’s main cultural sights. The port and beach are also within easy reach, so students can combine Spanish lessons with daily life in Malaga before or after class.
Because the school is in a central, walkable area, it is easy to explore the city, join cultural activities and practise Spanish in everyday situations outside the classroom.
Linguaschools Malaga operates through our local academic partner school, Instituto Picasso, located on Plaza de la Merced in the historic centre of Malaga.
This is why you may see the school listed locally as Instituto Picasso, including on Google Maps and in official accreditation listings. The Instituto Cervantes accreditation for the Malaga school is registered under the local partner school name.
When you book through Linguaschools, you study at this established Malaga school as part of the Linguaschools Spanish language school network, with Linguaschools course information, booking support and student guidance. The school has been welcoming Spanish learners in Malaga since 1982.
Linguaschools Malaga is mainly suited to adult learners and young adults who want to study Spanish in a relaxed, personal and international school environment.
Students come from different countries and backgrounds, with different ages, Spanish levels and study goals. Some students come to Malaga for a short Spanish course and a Mediterranean city experience, while others stay longer to improve their Spanish for study, work, travel, exam preparation or everyday life in Spain.
Malaga is especially popular with students who want a walkable city, a historic centre, beach access, cultural activities and a friendly Andalusian atmosphere alongside their Spanish lessons.
Yes. Linguaschools Malaga offers long-term Spanish course options for students who need a study visa for Spain.
Students booking a visa-eligible course can receive personalised Linguaschools guidance on course documentation, timing and the practical steps for their Spanish student visa application. We have many years of experience supporting international students with study visa preparation and help students prepare their application documents as carefully and completely as possible.
This includes the course documentation needed for the application, such as a Letter of Acceptance, as well as guidance on what to prepare before applying at the Spanish embassy or consulate responsible for their place of residence.
Linguaschools Malaga offers accommodation in shared apartments and host families.
Accommodation in Malaga is usually within walking distance of the school. Shared apartments and host families are generally around 10–25 minutes from the school on foot, depending on the accommodation option and exact location.
Shared apartments are a good option for students who want more independence, while host families are suitable for students who prefer more contact with local daily life in Malaga. The walkable city centre makes it easy to combine Spanish lessons, accommodation and daily life in the city.
Yes. At Linguaschools Malaga, group lessons missed because of official bank holidays are fully made up.
This means that if the school is closed on an official holiday during your course, the missed group lessons will be compensated during the rest of the week.
This is specific to Malaga. In other Linguaschools destinations, bank holiday compensation rules may be different, so please check the information for your chosen school.
Linguaschools Salamanca is located in the historic centre of Salamanca, on Calle Sorias, a short walk from Plaza Mayor.
The school is surrounded by cafés, shops, university life, historic streets and many of Salamanca’s main cultural sights. Because Salamanca has a compact and walkable city centre, students can easily combine Spanish lessons with daily life, cultural activities and exploring the city on foot.
This location makes Linguaschools Salamanca a good choice for students who want a traditional Spanish university-city experience in a smaller, personal and easy-to-navigate destination.
Linguaschools Salamanca operates through our local academic partner school, Hispano Continental, located in the historic centre of Salamanca.
This is why you may see the school listed locally as Hispano Continental, including on Google Maps and in official accreditation or membership listings. The Instituto Cervantes accreditation for the Salamanca school is registered under the local partner school name.
When you book through Linguaschools, you study at this established Salamanca school as part of the Linguaschools Spanish language school network, with Linguaschools course information, booking support and student guidance.
Linguaschools Salamanca is mainly suited to adult learners and young adults who want to study Spanish in a personal, international school environment in a traditional Spanish university city.
Students come from different countries and backgrounds, with different ages, Spanish levels and study goals. They include short-stay language travellers, long-term students, exam-preparation students and students who want a focused Spanish immersion experience in a smaller city.
Some students choose Salamanca for a short Spanish course, while others stay longer to improve their Spanish for study, work, travel or everyday life in Spain. Salamanca is especially attractive for students who want a walkable city, a strong university atmosphere, fewer big-city distractions and many opportunities to practise Spanish in daily life.
Yes. Linguaschools Salamanca offers long-term Spanish course options for students who need a study visa for Spain.
Students booking a visa-eligible course can receive personalised Linguaschools guidance on course documentation, timing and the practical steps for their Spanish student visa application. We have many years of experience supporting international students with study visa preparation and help students prepare their application documents as carefully and completely as possible.
This includes the course documentation needed for the application, such as a Letter of Acceptance, as well as guidance on what to prepare before applying at the Spanish embassy or consulate responsible for their place of residence.
Yes. Salamanca is a strong destination for students planning a longer Spanish stay, especially if they want a focused study environment in a classic university city.
The city is compact, walkable and strongly connected to student life, which makes it easy to build a daily routine around Spanish lessons, study time, cultural activities and local life. Compared with larger cities, Salamanca can feel more manageable and less distracting, while still offering an international student atmosphere.
For long-term students, this combination of academic tradition, everyday Spanish immersion and smaller-city rhythm can make Salamanca a very practical and rewarding place to improve Spanish over several weeks or months.
Linguaschools Salamanca offers accommodation in shared apartments and host families.
Accommodation in Salamanca is usually within walking distance of the school. Shared apartments and host families are generally around 15 minutes from the school on foot, depending on the accommodation option and exact location.
Shared apartments are a good option for students who want more independence, while host families are suitable for students who prefer more contact with local daily life in Salamanca.
Because Salamanca is a compact and walkable city, students usually do not need long commutes between their accommodation, the school and the historic centre.
Linguaschools San Sebastián is located in the city centre, on Moraza 5, within walking distance of La Concha Beach, the old town, shops, cafés and local city life.
The school’s central location makes it easy to combine Spanish lessons with daily life in San Sebastián, cultural activities, beach time and exploring the city on foot.
This makes Linguaschools San Sebastián a good choice for students who want to study Spanish in a smaller coastal city with a strong local identity and easy access to both the beach and the historic centre.
Linguaschools San Sebastián operates through our local academic partner school, Lacunza, located in San Sebastián.
This is why you may see the school listed locally as Lacunza, including on Google Maps and in official accreditation or membership listings.
When you book through Linguaschools, you study at this established San Sebastián school as part of the Linguaschools Spanish language school network, with Linguaschools course information, booking support and student guidance.
Yes. San Sebastián is in the Basque Country, where both Spanish and Basque are part of local life, but students can still learn and practise Spanish every day.
Spanish is widely used in daily situations such as cafés, shops, restaurants, cultural activities and student life. In class, lessons are taught in Spanish, so students follow a full Spanish immersion approach while also experiencing the unique culture of the Basque Country.
For many students, this combination makes San Sebastián especially interesting: they improve their Spanish while discovering a region with its own language, traditions, food culture and identity.
Linguaschools San Sebastián is mainly suited to adult learners and young adults who want to study Spanish in a personal, international school environment in a smaller coastal city.
Students come from different countries and backgrounds, with different ages, Spanish levels and study goals. They include short-stay language travellers, longer-stay students, exam-preparation students, active students, surf students and students who want to combine Spanish lessons with local culture, food, beach life and outdoor activities.
Some students choose San Sebastián for a short Spanish course by the sea, while others stay longer to improve their Spanish for study, work, travel or everyday life in Spain.
Yes. Linguaschools San Sebastián offers long-term Spanish course options for students who need a study visa for Spain.
Students booking a visa-eligible course can receive personalised Linguaschools guidance on course documentation, timing and the practical steps for their Spanish student visa application. We have many years of experience supporting international students with study visa preparation and help students prepare their application documents as carefully and completely as possible.
This includes the course documentation needed for the application, such as a Letter of Acceptance, as well as guidance on what to prepare before applying at the Spanish embassy or consulate responsible for their place of residence.
Yes. Linguaschools San Sebastián offers a Spanish & Surf option for students who want to combine Spanish lessons with surf lessons.
San Sebastián is one of the best Linguaschools destinations for this combination because of its coastal setting, surf culture and easy access to the beach. Students can study Spanish and enjoy an active experience outside the classroom.
This option is suitable for students who want to improve their Spanish while making the most of San Sebastián’s beach lifestyle. Surf lesson availability and schedules depend on the course dates, weather and sea conditions.
Linguaschools San Sebastián offers accommodation in shared apartments and host families.
Accommodation in San Sebastián is usually within a practical travel distance of the school. Shared apartments and host families are generally around 10–30 minutes from the school by foot or public transport, depending on the accommodation option and exact location.
Shared apartments are a good option for students who want more independence, while host families are suitable for students who prefer more contact with local daily life in San Sebastián.
Because San Sebastián is a compact coastal city, students can usually combine Spanish lessons, accommodation, beach life, cultural activities and daily routines without long travel times.