Melkart Centro de Idiomas

Melkart Centro de Idiomas, also known as the Centro Internacional de Idiomas Melkart, is a Spanish language school founded in 1995 in the historic centre of Cádiz, Spain. It occupies a typical Andalusian house built in 1856, complete with a traditional patio and two rooftop terraces, and stands between Plaza de Mina and the Alameda Apodaca, a promenade overlooking Cádiz Bay. The building provides bright, well-equipped classrooms along with a computer room and study areas. The school welcomes learners of all levels and emphasises a friendly, familiar atmosphere.

Campus and courses: Melkart teaches Spanish to international learners in small groups, with a maximum of seven students per class, ensuring individual attention. In-person programmes include a Standard course of twenty weekly lessons, an Intensive course of twenty-five weekly lessons, and a Superintensive course of thirty weekly lessons. Lessons blend lexical and grammatical support with constant spoken practice, and are supplemented by cultural activities and exchanges with local Spanish speakers. The school is accredited by the Instituto Cervantes and belongs to AEEA, the Andalusian association of Spanish schools for foreigners, and to FEDELE, Spain's national federation of Spanish language schools. Accommodation is arranged in shared flats and with Spanish host families, supporting an immersive study experience in one of Spain's oldest coastal cities.