Spanish in Cadiz

Spanish in Cádiz is a Spanish language school in the city of Cádiz, Spain, founded in 2003 and accredited by the Instituto Cervantes. The school occupies a 1930s Spanish villa with a front garden, a rear patio and a chill-out area, and it maintains seven classrooms, all with natural light, air conditioning and heating, plus a library, rest area and a multimedia classroom with a digital whiteboard and projector. Its location page places the school on Calle Pérgolas 5, close to Playa de Santa María del Mar and beside Avenida Andalucía, the city's main commercial avenue; the setting is central, a short walk from the historic old town and the train and bus stations.

Courses focus on practical Spanish for foreign learners. General Spanish and intensive programmes combine grammar theory with communicative practice, while separate grammar and conversation courses target specific skills. The school also runs intensive combination and one-to-one private lessons, DELE examination preparation, and specialised options including Spanish for tourism, business Spanish and courses on Spanish culture and society. Combined Spanish and flamenco, surf or guitar programmes, a junior summer programme and gap-year courses broaden the offer. Class sizes are small, with a maximum of eight students in group courses, and courses run year-round for learners aged sixteen and above. Independent directories list general, intensive, grammar, conversation and private tuition among the school's in-person courses, and teaching is delivered in Spanish throughout.