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Intensive Course
in Madrid
Speed up your Spanish
If you want more than just learning Spanish, our intensive Spanish course is designed to provide a whole experience where language and culture are joined. You will share time with likeminded people from all over the world, discover hidden treasures around Madrid and enjoy an unforgettable experience.
From 160€/
week
- 20 classes per week
- 1h per class
- Max 6 students per group
- Cultural activities every day
Enrol now!
We focus on offering a full immersion experience to our students. You will be living in Spanish during your whole stay. We program lots of activities out of the school so that you can practice what you learn in class. The activities will offer you the opportunity to learn more about our culture and have a great time.
The classes are designed using our own methodology, we focus on improving your communication skills. Our main focus is in getting our students to communicate in spanish, we help to build a solid foundation that will help you communicate effectively and improve your way to proficient spanish speaking.
We do it by building a community where our students are in the center of communication with engaging activities that help them move out of their comfort zone and test the boundaries of their communication skills.
Do not hesitate to ask us and we will solve any doubt you have about our course.
Accommodations
It is not only learning spanish what our students look for, they want to live a unique experience, meet people from all over the world and enjoy a great adventures in Madrid.
We offer various types of extracurricular activities that ranges from cultural visits to museums to more social activities such as cuisine club.
Every week we will plan for lots of activities so that you enjoy your time in Madrid.
Medical Insurance
to study abroad
If you are going to study our Intensive Spanish course in Spain, your home country health insurance may not provide coverage while you are abroad. Studying abroad is a great opportunity to increase your cultural awareness and as you explore the country and experience different cultures, you don’t want to worry about the financial burden that could accompany a sudden and unexpected illness or injury. An Atlas Travel insurance policy can provide you with coverage in the event of an accident or emergency while traveling or studying outside your home country.
What are the advantages of choosing an Atlas plan?
- You can buy Atlas plans from a dollar a day.
- Tailor your plan by choosing what to deduct, the length of coverage, and the maximum range of coverage.
- Buy online and receive your policy documents immediately.
- Coverage for hospital stays, medical evacuations, dental emergencies, and many other eligible medical expenses.
- Wide network of providers. Medical providers are available in more than 130 countries and territories around the world.
The best
activities in
Madrid
It is not only learning spanish what our students look for, they want to live a unique experience, meet people from all over the world and enjoy a great adventures in Madrid.
We offer various types of extracurricular activities that ranges from cultural visits to museums to more social activities such as cuisine club.
Every week we will plan for lots of activities so that you enjoy your time in Madrid.
Planning a
long stay?
If your goal for next year is to learn spanish and live a full immersive experience in Spain, we have a great option for you. You will have the same goodies as the intensive course, full of out of the school activities and the best methodology to improve your spanish at a fast pace with a very competitive price and the option to get a Student Visa for your stay.
Spaneasy Learning School has obtained the accreditation of the Instituto Cervantes, which means that it complies with the conditions established by the Instituto Cervantes Center Accreditation System, the only accreditation in the international arena focused exclusively on the teaching of Spanish as a foreign language.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Yes! When you enroll on your first time in our school in any of our face-to-face courses, you will get a Spaneasy bag full of things: a notebook, a pen, a map of the city, a calendar with all the school’s activities and more. Also, you will be given the textbook that you will be using in your Spanish classes.
We recommend not writing in the textbook on the first week of your course, as if you have to change levels, we won’t accept used books.
Please, note that textbooks are only given in extensive or intensive courses.
Yes, you will always obtain a certificate. At Spaneasy we have two types of certificates that we give to our students: an attendance certificate (if 75% of attendance is exceeded) and an achievement certificate (if you have passed your evaluation test).
Please, note that our certificates aren’t official. If you need to prove your Spanish level to your job or college, we recommend taking a DELE or SIELE exam as they are certified by the Institute Cervantes.
Firstly, don’t panic! Our Student Care Team will help you with any problem you have regarding your classes. When you come to our school, we take a written and spoken test by one of our teachers, and they will evaluate your level.
If you start your first Spanish class and you think it isn’t a good fit, please talk with your teacher and our Student Care Team and we will take care of everything to put you in the class that fits you better.
Yes, you can. Please note that you need to notify our Student Care Team in the school’s front desk. That way we can stop your course for a brief time.
Due COVID measures, we fit a maximum of 8 students per class.
Yes, all teachers are native speakers and have a specific qualification that allows them to carry out their work with seriousness, preparation, and excellent results.
At Spaneasy the student becomes the protagonist of the learning process, and to achieve the total participation of our students in our Spanish classes, our teachers will use different activities to learn the basics (grammar and vocabulary) and then use them in an oral activity.