A real summer homestay program in Spanish!
Live with a Spanish host family for some weeks during the summer in order to discover the culture of this country and to become fluent in the language!
Nacel's homestay immersion in Spain is an exciting way for international teenagers to experience life with a Spanish family for up to two months during the summer. Host families come from varied social and economical backgrounds and live in a variety of locations (in a big town, in a small city, in a village or on a farm...). Wherever the student’s host family lives, there are wonderful things to discover and absorb.
Students can be placed anywhere in Spain and must accept the placement that is offered. It is very important for us to match the students with the host family, and this is what determines the student’s placement.
Nacel's coordinators select the host families and are available to answer questions and handle any student/host family concerns during the program. Our host families are interested in sharing the daily life with their guests from abroad. They offer students a great opportunity to immerse themselves in Spain and its culture.
The student is hosted on a full-board basis by the Spanish host family.
The new family member is expected to take part in the daily activities of his or her host family. Integration into the family is the ultimate goal of the homestay experience. However, host families are not required to organize activities, visits or excursions. The participant comes with his/her own spending money to cover the cost of activities.
Homestay immersion in Spain
* Price in Euros per participant.
Not included : Application Fees (65 EUR)
đź’° What's Included in the Price?
- Administration fees
- Host family accommodation with full board
- Airport pick-up and transfer to/from the host family (closest airport)
- Support, assistance and 24/7 Hotline during the whole program
đźš« What's Not Included?
- Round-trip international airfare
- Non compulsory insurances (luggage lost, flight delay etc.)
- Visa, passport and medical exam fees
- Airport transfers different from arrival and departure dates
- Domestic flights
- Extra activities organized by the family or others
- Extra language courses
- Personal expenses and spending money
- Medical, Liability and Emergency Repatriation Insurance
Students interested in a summer immersion in Spain should have:
- A minimum of one to two years of Spanish language study
- An interest in learning about the Spanish culture
- A deep desire to integrate a different family and share actively their everyday life
- An enthusiasm for improving language communication skills
- A willingness to make new friends
- An open and flexible attitude
Frequently Asked Questions
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When you choose one-to-one language lessons at the teacher's home, we carefully select a teacher and their family based on your requirements and provide you with a complete profile. If you feel that the teacher offered or the town are not the right fit for you, we explore alternative options and try our best to accommodate your needs.
When you book a homestay immersion program, while you do not have the option to choose the host family, we strive to match you with the best possible one who is interested in welcoming you into their home for a cultural exchange.
Host families are not required to organize specific outings, but many enjoy including students in local events, celebrations, or family trips.
It’s thoughtful to bring a small gift that represents your home country, such as traditional snacks, crafts, or a souvenir.
Nacel coordinators or our local partners carefully screen and select host families to ensure a safe, welcoming, and enriching experience for all students.
It depends on the host family. Some have teenagers, while others might not. Either way, it’s a chance to learn and adapt to a new environment.
If challenges arise, Nacel’s coordinators or local representatives are ready to mediate and resolve issues. Open communication and mutual understanding are essential to overcoming concerns.
Yes, students should bring pocket money for personal expenses like movie tickets, dining out, or souvenirs.
Students are expected to be open-minded, flexible, and willing to adapt to the new culture, food, and routines. Maturity and tolerance are key.
They are also expected to help with household chores, respect family rules, and actively engage in family activities to foster meaningful relationships.
Being adaptable is crucial. Host family rules may vary from what you are used to, but it is essential to respect them for a successful cultural exchange.
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Yes, but excessive use is discouraged. Students should prioritize family interaction and cultural experiences over screen time.
