Learn Spanish in Spain

You are sure to have a fulfilling experience if you decide to study Spanish at one of our schools. You can study at seven different locations in Spain plus our centre in Guanajuato, México.

Learn Spanish. What else can you offer?

As well as all this, we offer you the chance to study Spanish for yourself, via our free services, which will give your Spanish-learning efforts a major boost.

Learn Spanish. Why learn in a country where the language is spoken?

Learn Spanish. It's easier

Learning a language in a country where it is spoken, whether you teach yourself or sign up for a course, calls for a lot of energy and willpower. There are thousands more things to do and every time you come into contact with the language you are learning, you have to "get down to work". With a don Quijote Spanish course in Spain and/or Mexico, you will easily achieve your main goal almost without noticing: learning Spanish.

Learn Spanish. It's quicker

During your course you will live in Spain an/or Mexico, hear the local people speak, and read and talk just Spanish all day long. That way, quickly and not even consciously, you will build your knowledge of new words, phrases, sounds, etc.

Learn Spanish. Better results

Learning a language involves much more than just learning its formal system-it's also about learning to communicate with the people who speak it. That's why you will never speak a language properly if you've only studied it from a book. So, at don Quijote, we put more emphasis on practice than on theory when it comes to teaching Spanish. You will notice this both inside the classroom and out. Together with your teachers and fellow Spanish students, you will take an active part in the life of your host country, immersing yourself in its culture. Little by little you will pick up the locals' way of thinking, acting and living, acquire the essential knowledge to be able to say "I can speak real Spanish; the Spanish of the streets". And this is only possible in a country where the language you are learning is actually spoken.

Learn Spanish. The incentive is greater and learning is more fun

If you learn Spanish in Spain and/or Mexico, your studies will not be dull or boring , because, at the same time as you build your knowledge of the language, you will discover a rich culture, customs, relaxed chats in tapas bars and cafés, or simply strolling through the streets watching the world go by. During the weekends you can go to the country or the beach, visit beautiful cities or just make friends for life from all over the world. Learning Spanish in Spain and /or Mexico is a unique experience.

Learn Spanish. Destinations where you can learn Spanish...

BARCELONA:

Located in a privileged enclave in north-eastern Spain on the shores of the Mediterranean, Barcelona is Spain's second city, both in terms of its geographical size and its population. It is also the capital of the Catalonia region.

GRANADA:

Granada is the capital of the province of the same name, in eastern Andalusia (south-eastern Spain). The city lies in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, while the rest of the province offers many striking, varied landscapes.

MADRID:

Madrid, the capital of Spain, is located in the centre of the country, on the Castilian plain (646 metres above sea level). With a population of 3 million, Madrid is a major cultural and artistic life with a lively night life.

VALENCIA:

With an area of 10,763 square kilometres, 263 municipal districts and a population of 2,154,322, the province of Valencia is the largest of the three that made up the old Kingdom of Valencia (the others are Castellon to the north and Alicante to the south.

SALAMANCA:

The province of Salamanca, in the south west of the Castile and Leon region, bordering onto Extremadura and Portugal, is 12,336 square kilometres in size. The city of Salamanca is big enough (180,000 inhabitants) to offer all the advantages of urban life while maintaining the intimacy of a small town.

SEVILLA:

Seville is in south-western Spain. As well as the capital of the same name, it is also the capital of Andalusia and home of the Andalusian Regional Government. Over half of the population of the province lives in the city itself, which has around three quarters of a million inhabitants.

TENERIFE:

The capital of Tenerife, with over 200,000 inhabitants, is the second largest city in the Canary Islands. Its importance nowadays is largely due to the growth of its port, which has led to considerable business activity in the surrounding area.

MEXICO:

Guanajuato is the ideal place in Mexico for studying Spanish. A quiet, small university city (comparable with Granada and Salamanca in Spain), away from the tourist resorts. Declared as UNESCO Human Heritage Site, you will be overwhelmed by architecture and culture.