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FOR STUDENT GROUPS

SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL PROGRAM

Tía Tula Spanish School has created the perfect study abroad experience for any visiting student. We have designed a one-of-a-kind program based on our deep knowledge of teaching Spanish as a foreign language. Our methods encompass both language and cultural immersion.

For Student Groups

Spanish Language and Cultural Immersion

Lessons

Intensive Spanish lessons (20 hours per week)

Materials

All course materials

Initial test

Initial placement test and final exam

Orientation

Meet and greet orientation

Certificate

Certificate of completion

ECTS

European university credits. Official transcript issued by the Pontifical University of Salamanca

Trip transfer

Round trip transfer service to and from Madrid-Barajas airport

Accommodation

Comfortable accommodation to choose from: a host family, university dormitories, or a shared apartment with fellow students

Trips

Trips to Spanish and Portuguese cities (optional)

Activities

Daily cultural and leisure activities

Emergency phone line

A 24-hour emergency phone line

Insurance

Travel and health insurance

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The Course

The goal of this class is to create a relaxed atmosphere in which you feel comfortable communicating in Spanish while building confidence, sharpening your grammar, and increasing your vocabulary. We aim to help you speak proper Spanish, just like a local salmantino!

You will become proficient in the use of grammatical rules and build fluency by completing written, spoken, and listening exercises. You will create phrases and stories, have conversations on various topics, and interact with your peers using the techniques learned in class.

You will broaden your vocabulary in classes that incorporate a wide range of themes that are easily applied to everday contexts, such as Spanish history, Spanish for business, Spanish cinema, Spanish and Latin American literature, art and culture, current events, politics and gastronomy.

This immersive course will enable you to apply what you learn in class to everyday situations you may encounter throughout the Spanish-speaking world. Furthermore, your familiarity with the Spanish language will boost your career goals, making this course invaluable in the long-term.

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Accommodation, Transport & Insurance

At Tía Tula, you’ll feel right at home in various affordable, comfortable accommodations. A host family provides an excellent opportunity for a more immersive experience, while university dormitories and shared apartments allow for more independence.

We thoroughly inspect all accommodations to ensure you have a good stay. In all three types of accommodation, you will have your own room, and you are never more than a short walk from the school.

It is easy to get to most locations by foot, and buses and taxis are readily available. In addition, we provide round trip transfer service to and from Madrid-Barajas Airport, a 24-hour emergency phone line, and insurance to cover any health or travel issues that may arise.

Accompanied or supervised by Tía Tula staff members

Extracurricular Activities

CONCERTS AND PLAYS

Enjoy performances at local theaters or outside in the streets.

TAPAS TOURS

Come try a variety of traditional foods like tortilla de patata, croquetas, or jamón ibérico. ¡Qué rico!

SPANISH MOVIES

Weekly film screenings in Spanish that help students expand their vocabulary.

EXHIBITIONS AND LOCAL MUSEUMS

Check out art nouveau and art déco at Casa Lis, modern art at Museo Da2, or vintage cars at Museo de Historia de la Automoción de Salamanca.

HISTORIC MONUMENTS AND LANDMARKS

La Plaza Mayor, el Convento de San Esteban, El Huerto de Calixto y Melibea (a small garden with a nice view of the city), the new and old Cathedrals, La Clerecía church, and much more!

FLAMENCO AND LATIN DANCE CLASSES

Have fun with your fellow students dancing salsa, cumbia, merengue, tango, and many more types of dance...

Visit unique monuments and cities during your stay

Trips

The bustling capital of Spain, where you can visit the Prado and Reina Sofia museums. Take a breather in Retiro Park, delight in the architecture of the Royal Palace and Madrid de los Austrias (the old town center), or soak up the young vibe of the Malasaña neighborhood, with its quirky cafes and book shops.
MADRID
Known for its Arab, Jewish, and Christian roots, Toledo is a city full of living history. Enjoy its panoramic views and Gothic, opulent cathedral, as well as the world renowned El Greco paintings.
TOLEDO
With its Arab-influenced Alcázar palace and La Giralda tower. You can find the city’s lively spirit and art in every corner. Take a stroll by the beautiful Guadalquivir river, or step into a flamenco class.With its Arab-influenced Alcázar palace and La Giralda tower. You can find the city’s lively spirit and art in every corner. Take a stroll by the beautiful Guadalquivir river, or step into a flamenco class.
seville
A UNESCO World Heritage Site that is famous for its Roman aqueduct and other architectural treasures. Visit the Alcázar (an ancient Royal Palace) and its beautiful gardens, or the Jewish synagogue. Don’t forget to try cochinillo, a local pork dish.
SEGOVIA
A town that will make you feel like you’ve stepped into the 16th century and claims to have the greatest number of Romanesque and Gothic churches per capita in Spain. It also has a number of art museums and monasteries. Take a walk along the medieval walls!
ÁVILA
A quaint little town in the south of the province of Salamanca. Visit the Parish Church of Our Lady of the Assumption or the Natural Park of Las Batuecas, which contains sacred places of worship and prehistoric caves.
LA ALBERCA
A nearby mountain range that will expose you to Salamanca’s natural landscapes. Come here to take a break and breathe some fresh air. See if you can climb to the top of Peña de Francia (1723 m), where you will find one of the highest Virgin Mary shrines in the world.
SIERRA DE FRANCIA
Which sits along the Duero river near the border with Portugal. With the highest number of Romanesque churches in all of Europe, you can definitely get your dose of religious history here.
ZAMORA
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, has an old town well-known for its abundance of storks’ nests. The city has a blend of Roman, Moorish, Gothic, and Renaissance architecture, in addition to a number of Islamic towers.
CÁCERES
Known as the Venice of Portugal due to its network of canals, offers a warm climate where you can relax at the beach, in addition to a number of art déco and art nouveau buildings.
AVEIRO
Is waiting for you just across the border with Portugal! The second largest city in the country after Lisbon, Porto is situated where the Duero river meets the sea. Enjoy the famous Port wine, and don’t forget to listen to some beautiful but melancholy fado music.
PORTO
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You can communicate with us through various methods. If you prefer you can call us by phone. Also you can send us an email. We are available to answer any questions you may have.

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