Learn Spanish in Santiago de Compostela, Spain

Our school in Santiago de Compostela

Our Spanish language school in Santiago de Compostela is located in the beautiful historic centre of the city, just a few minutes walk from the cathedral.

Courses

You can learn Spanish on a ‘Standard’ Spanish course, of 20 lessons/week, with a maximum of just 8 students per class. Or, choose a ‘Standard Plus’ course, which is a combination of the ‘standard’ course, with 5 extra ‘Mini-group’ Spanish lessons (maximum of 4 student/class). These small group sizes ensure a high level of individual attention to each and every student.

There is also a ‘Combined’ Spanish course, combining the ‘standard’ course and 10 private lessons/week.

Our Spanish language school in Santiago de Compostela also arranges Work Experience, for students who want to stay on in Spain after finishing their Spanish course.

Accommodation

Our school in Santiago can arrange accommodation in shared apartments, student residences, or in carefully selected Spanish host families.

Activities

Like all our schools in Spain, our Santiago de Compostela school organises a cultural program, including social evenings, cinema trips, Spanish cookery lessons, Spanish music evenings, beach trips and excursions to various locations within Galicia.

How to get there

You can fly directly to Santiago de Compostela from many major Airports. Our school can arrange airport collection from Santiago Airport, for students who wish to be met on arrival.

Study Spanish in Santiago de Compostela - a gem of a city!

I'll be honest, I knew NOTHING about Santiago de Compostela before I arrived. A pretty poor show on my part, I know, but my university suggested the location, the dates, put us in touch with the company who arranged my Spanish course... I just went with the flow, paid my money and turned up at the airport on time!

And I'm so glad they chose Santiago de Compostela - it really is a little gem of a city! It is so unspoilt, small enough that you can walk pretty much everywhere, not to mention the fact that it is downright beautiful. The old town is incredible; I've been all over Spain and never seen anything like it. The stone cobbled streets are smooth and shiny like glass, from so many centuries worth of people walking those streets, (but watch out, those smooth cobbles get very slippery when it rains!). The buildings are breathtaking, everything is so well preserved, you really can imagine that this is exactly how the city looked 600 years ago... I felt like I was exploring an amazing movie set! And the great thing about Santiago is that the old town is still a thriving, active part of the city, not just 'a bunch of historic buildings', which let's face it, are great to look at but sometimes a bit soulless.

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