Do you want your children to learn Spanish in an easy and fun way? We offer private classes for children as young as 4 years old, taught by our ELE team specialized in teaching Spanish as a foreign language, with materials and contents adapted to each age group and their specific needs. These classes can be individual or in groups if the children are family or friends. We also offer private courses for families who want to share Spanish classes between parents and children.

• Level test or free trial lesson.
• Didactic material.
• 2-3 free socio-cultural activities per week.
• Access to the library and media library.
• Internet access (WIFI) throughout the school.
• Certificate of attendance and achievement at the end of the course.
• 15 minutes of tutoring per week.

• The teaching time is 50 minutes.
• The minimum age to participate in these courses is 4 years old.
• In case of absence, students will not lose the lessons not enjoyed, as long as they have given 24 hours notice or in case of justified medical cause. In case of giving the indicated notice, they will be able to make up those lessons in the future.
• In case of an unjustified delay of more than 20 minutes, the school reserves the right to cancel the lesson and it cannot be made up.

Our Spanish courses are adapted to the Common European Framework of Reference for Foreign Languages (CEFR) and to the Cervantes Institute Curriculum, which means that we have 6 different levels of Spanish, ranging from A1 to C2.

LEVEL A1

• Introduce yourself and meet other people.
• Talk about the weather, people, objects, places or general situations.
• Express your tastes and hobbies.
• Talk about your plans and obligations.

LEVEL A2

• Describe and report past experiences and events.
• Give instructions on how to do something.
• Use formal language and give advice.
• Talk about the future.

LEVEL B1

• Talk about experiences, anecdotes, stories and past events.
• Express your wishes and feelings.
• Hypothesise.
• Express and justify your opinions.

LEVEL B2

• Participate in debates.
• Report other people´s words.
• Express real and unreal conditions.
• Talk about tastes, personal experiences and make descriptions in more depth.

LEVEL C1

• Express yourself fluently, spontaneously and effectively in social, academic or professional contexts.
• Make jokes and use double meaning or irony.
• Be able to understand a great variety of discourses: literature, films, academic articles, television, etc.
• Make a clear, fluid and well-structured speech with a controlled use of discourse markers, connectors and cohesive devices.

LEVEL C2

• Take part in any conversation or debate effortlessly.
• Be able to easily understand practically everything you hear or read.
• Use idioms, set phrases and colloquial expressions.
• Express yourself fluently and convey nuances accurately.
• Learn how to get around communication traps.

• *** If you wish to get further details of the contents of each level, you can download the original edition of the CEFR from the Cervantes Institute website here.

(*) Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment. Strasbourg: Council of Europe, 2001. MARCO COMÚN EUROPEO DE REFERENCIA PARA LAS LENGUAS: APRENDIZAJE, ENSEÑANZA, EVALUACIÓN