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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Learn Spanish in Granada! The Spanish school in Granada is centrally located at only 350 m from the exhibition centre and very close to the commercial area.
Facilities: air-conditioning, central heating and modern computers, free Internet access, school’s library.
HIGHLIGHTS
This Spanish school in Spain has been in business since 1995 and the very friendly staff has more than 20 years experience in language teaching. Upon arrival, the student is met by a member of staff who will give an orientation providing with all the information the student needs: relevant timetable, maps, a list of activities, etc. You will feel like at home! The Spanish language school in Granada can also put you in contact with Spanish students so you can practice Spanish and they can practice your language. The Spanish school in Granada also organize free teacher-supported extracurricular activities every week!

COURSES
Type of course: General Spanish
Number of courses/week: 15, 20 or 25 hours.
Course content: oral interaction, speaking, reading, writing and listening.
Different aspects of Spanish culture and society are woven into the classes: literature, film, history, etc.
Options: Business Spanish, Spanish Literature, DELE course, Flamenco, Horse Riding, Spanish Guitar, Mountain Climbing, Sailing on request.
Course duration: 60 minutes
Course level: from beginner to advanced (from A1 to C2)
Course schedule: 3, 4 or 5 classes per day (usually in the mornings).
Test at arrival: yes
Number of students/class:  Classes of 6 students maximum.
Course material: included
Certificate awarded at the end of the stay at the Spanish schoo in Granada.

ACADEMIC STAFF
Highly qualified teachers. The teachers of the Spanish language school in Granada are qualified native speakers with specific training and experience in the Teaching of Spanish as a Foreign Language.
Accreditation: OCR (Oxford, Cambridge and Royal Society of Arts) nº 77670, Chamber of Commerce of Granada
 

LOCATION
Granada is a city and the capital of the province of Granada, in the autonomous region of Andalusia, Spain. It is one of the most magical places in the world, full of contrasts, that you will totally enjoy if you choose to learn Spanish in Granada! Throughout the centuries Granada has gained a worthy reputation of merging cultures and diverse trends. One of the most outstanding examples of architecture in the world is the Alhambra. Apart from its historical importance Granada also offers endless cultural opportunities and entertainment thanks to its status as a university city. This is a great opportunity to be able to study Spanish in Granada. 
Granada is also well-known within Spain due to the prestigious University of Granada and, nowadays, wild night-life. In fact, it is said that it is one of the three best Spanish cities for college students (the other two are Salamanca and Santiago de Compostela). Enjoy our Spanish school in Granada!

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SCHOOL TYPE :

Spanish school

ACCOMMODATION :

- Spanish host family: half board, located within a 15-minute walk of the school, weekly cleaning and laundry, bed linen is provided and towels.
- Shared flat: self catering, located within a 15-minute walk of the school, weekly cleaning and laundry, bed linen is provided and towels.

ACTIVITIES :

Learn Spanish in Spain and have fun in Granada! The students work on the cultural activities both before and after the activity itself so that the student realises that all the activities form part of their learning process. The extracurricular activities are integral to the objectives of language learning and are included in the cost of the course, depending on the duration of your stay: a Video Discussion, a Journalism Workshop, a History and Spanish Song Workshop, museum visits, etc.
An optional activities program: You can participate in these additional activities at the weekends. There are organized excursions to Seville, Córdoba, Morocco, Ronda, etc. Students are responsible for any fees related to these optional activities. Enjoy your Spanish studies in Granada!

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ELIGIBILITY :

ELIGIBILITY : From 18 years old
Minimum language level: beginner
VISA: Visa for citizens of a non-European country

DEADLINE :

Please apply at least 6 weeks before departure to study Spanish in Granada.

PROCEDURES :

Please apply through the application form below and specify the course, option and accommodation chosen to learn spanish in our Spanish language school in Granada.

CONDITIONS - SPANISH SCHOOL IN GRANADA, LEARN SPANISH IN GRANADA :

SPANISH SCHOOL IN GRANADA

PRICE INCLUDES :

- Administration fees
- Accommodation (see options)
- Language courses (see options)
- Course material
- Support, assistance and 24 hours emergency phone number during the whole program

PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE :

- International airfare
- International Travel insurance
- Visa, passport and medical exam fees
- Airport pick-up and transfers
- Extra activities organized by the school
- Personal expenses and pocket money
- Medical and Emergency Repatriation Insurance (may be provided by Nacel for an extra cost)
- Application fees (40 euros)

EXTRA ACTIVITES :

ACCESS/TRANSPORTATION
- Regular airlines to Madrid airport and transfer to Granada airport or direct flights to Granada
- Low-cost airlines: Easy Jet, Ryanair, Brussel Airlines, Clickair, Flybe, Germanwings, Wizz Air, Air Berlin, Transavia, Vueling, Monarch, Sky Europe…
Nearest airports: Granada Airport (around 27 km)
Train station: 1.5 km west of the centre
Transfer possibilities: pick-up at your arrival and assistance until the place of living and/or return transfer at the end of the stay.

Cost for each way:
- From Malaga airport: 145 EUR (290 return)
- From Granada airport: 45 EUR (90 EUR return)

LIVING COST
Cinema is rather cheap (around 4.5 EUR). Discount prices for students.
Big Mac price in Spain= $ 2.09 (Euro zone= $ 3.73), The Economist, 2006.