Cadiz is a province of Andalusia community in the south of Spain. The city stands on a peninsula jutting out into a bay, and it is almost entirely surrounded by water. Cadiz surroundings are densely wooded with pine trees and cork oaks while the city counts with a series of fascinating fortified towns, whitewashed houses lining narrow and winding streets projecting a 13th Century image.
The historic town of Cadiz offers numerous historic buildings and old monuments as well as many restaurants and bars that bring about a vivid street life to the city. The walls surrounding the whole town, the beaches with clear water and the customs and arts of different cultures make Cadiz an attractive destination, especially during the summer season when the city is crowded with local tourists.
For all this, Cadiz is considered to be the oldest city in Western Europe and strolling through the streets is like traveling through different times. The city is appreciated for its beautiful beaches, wineries and nature.
Cadiz Spanish School
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The Cadiz Spanish school is placed in a typical Andalusian house of 1856.
More precisely, the Cadiz Spanish school is situated in the historical part of Cadiz, the most southern capital of Andalucía. It is close to the wonderful Plaza de Mina and the Alameda, from the roof-deck of the school it is possible to see the sea – in summer this place is also used for barbecues and parties.
As regards the facilties, the school has comfortable and fully equipped classrooms, a common area with free Internet access, and a nice patio to hang around.
Some of the activities developed at the school consist on visits to the surrounding areas, barbecues on the beach and in our roof garden, discussions about history, political events and the culture of Spain, and of course, we get to know the famous Spanish kitchen. You can also visit different Cadiz districts, museums, libraries, monuments, film showings, lectures, discussions, meetings, parties, and barbecues on the beach or in the countryside. There are also full day trips that can take you to the wonderful route of the White villages, wine route; route by the cities; the bull route; numerous breeding farms, the bay route; visits to the Natural Parks: Grazalema and Alcornocales; if you have a free weekend you can travel to Sevilla, Cordoba or Malaga.
Barcelona Cathedral
Seaside in Barcelona
Typical festivity in Barcelona
Courses Avalaible in Cadiz
Standard for beginners (20 lessons/Wk)
The classes aim at developing the communicative competence in Spanish in the four main skills: speaking reading, listening, and writing. They also provide contextualized grammar and expose the students to the local culture.
One to One (10 lessons)
The One-to-One Spanish course is designed to meet the student individual needs and expectations. During the course, students will be exposed to a wide variety of topics according to their own interests and pace.
Standard for non-beginners (20 lessons/Wk)
The classes aim at developing the communicative competence in Spanish in the four main skills: speaking reading, listening, and writing. They also provide contextualized grammar and expose the students to the local culture.
Intensive for beginners (25 lessons/wk)
The classes aim at developing the communicative competence in Spanish in the four main skills: speaking reading, listening, and writing. They also provide contextualized grammar and expose the students to the local culture.
Intensive for non-beginners (25 lessons/wk)
The classes aim at developing the communicative competence in Spanish in the four main skills: speaking reading, listening, and writing. They also provide contextualized grammar and expose the students to the local culture.
Super Intensive for beginners (30 lessons/wk)
The classes aim at developing the communicative competence in Spanish in the four main skills: speaking reading, listening, and writing. They also provide contextualized grammar and expose the students to the local culture.
Super Intensive for non-beginners (30 lessons/wk)
The classes aim at developing the communicative competence in Spanish in the four main skills: speaking reading, listening, and writing. They also provide contextualized grammar and expose the students to the local culture.
