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Overview

Spanish language programs are designed to immerse you in the passion, history, and vibrant social life of the Spanish-speaking world. Whether you want to study in the birthplace of the language in Europe or explore the diverse cultures of Latin America, there is a course for every adventurer.

Programs are available for all proficiency levels, from absolute beginner (A1) to mastery (C2). Upon arrival, most schools conduct placement assessments to ensure students are enrolled at the level that best matches their current ability.

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Study Destinations

Spanish language courses are offered in diverse destinations, each providing a distinct cultural experience:

• Spain (Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville) : Full immersion with strong academic and cultural programs

• Latin America (Mexico, Colombia, Costa Rica etc.) : Known for clear accents, affordable living, and immersive environments

Learning Spanish in a Spanish-speaking country allows students to practice the language continuously, accelerating confidence and fluency.

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Choose Your Course Type

Students can choose from several specialized pathways:

• General & Conversational Spanish
  Focuses on speaking, listening, pronunciation, grammar, and everyday vocabulary. Ideal for travelers, gap-year students, and learners seeking confidence in real-life communication.
• Intensive Spanish
  A higher number of weekly lessons designed for faster progress. Suitable for students with limited time who want noticeable improvement within weeks.
• Academic Spanish
  Designed for students planning to study at Spanish-speaking universities. Courses emphasize academic writing, reading comprehension, presentations, and formal language use.
• Exam Preparation (DELE / SIELE)
  Structured preparation for official Spanish language certification exams, often required for university admission or professional recognition.
• Professional & Business Spanish
  Tailored for professionals working with Spanish-speaking markets, focusing on workplace communication, negotiations, and sector-specific vocabulary.

Availability may vary by destination and institution.

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Flexibility & Schedule

Spanish language programs are known for their flexibility, offering:

• Weekly or frequent start dates
• Short-term options starting from a few weeks
• Longer-term study options extending over several months

This makes Spanish language study suitable for gap-year students, future university applicants, professionals, and lifestyle learners

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Accommodation Options

Most schools assist with accommodation arrangements, which may include:

• Student residences
• Shared apartments
• Homestays with local families
• Private studios or apartments

Each option offers a different level of immersion, independence, and cost.

All programs emphasize immersive learning, qualified instruction, and practical communication skills in real-life settings.

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Visa Considerations

Visa requirements for studying French depend on the length of the course, weekly study hours, destination, and student nationality.

Key points to consider:

• Short-term courses may be completed under short-stay or visitor visas, depending on nationality and duration
• Longer programs generally require a national student visa or study permit
• Proof of enrollment and accommodation is commonly required for visa applications
• Work permissions, if applicable, are regulated separately and depend on visa type

Visa regulations can change, so early planning is recommended.

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Support & Guidance

While each destination offers a different pace of life and cultural atmosphere, all programs share a focus on qualified instruction, immersive learning environments, and practical language use.

At Everly Global, we help students understand how French language programs align with visa options, academic pathways, and long-term goals, ensuring informed decisions with realistic expectations.