New classes start every Monday
monday-friday 9:30am-11:30pm or 12pm to 1:30pm
Small groups (3-5 students) to ensure personalized attention and continuous interaction
Course structure: 10 lessons per week. Grammar from 09:30 to 11:30 (2 hours) or Conversation and practice from 12:00 to 13:30 (90 minutes).
Starts every Monday and lasts 1 to 110 weeks, ideal for short stays, intensive progress, or long‑term immersion to reach your target level (A1-C2).
STARTING AT €140/week, all included.
includes all class materials-you only need to bring a pen & notebook
discounts for 4+ weeks reservations
Study plan · Semi-intensive Spanish in Málaga
Semi-intensive course
Ten hours of class a week (2 hours a day, Monday to Friday), in small groups and at a steady pace that fits around work, study or life in Málaga. You choose your track, grammar or conversation, and move from A1 to C2 with a plan aligned with the CEFR and the Instituto Cervantes Curricular Plan.
From A1 to C2: 10 h of class/wk 32 weeks · 8 months 320 h of class 980 h total study CEFR · PCIC
Two tracks, one course
The semi-intensive lets you choose your focus, grammar or conversation, Monday to Friday in small groups. One track builds precise, solid structures; the other builds fluency and confidence. Both include supervised independent work.
Track 1 · mornings
Grammar
9:30 to 11:30, two full hours (120 minutes of class). For precision: you work morphosyntax, verb tenses and connectors in depth, with application exercises and guided writing.
Track 2 · midday
Conversation & Practical
12:00 to 13:30, two academic hours of 45 minutes (90 minutes of class). For fluency: debates, role-plays and real-life simulations, so you gain confidence to speak naturally and adapt your register.
Academic progression
Each level is split into sections: at A1 and A2 each section lasts one week, and from B1 onwards two weeks. At 10 hours a week, the full A1 to C2 path adds up to 320 hours of class plus 660 hours of supervised independent study, 980 hours in total, over 32 weeks (8 months). That sits squarely within the 900 to 1,000 hours the Instituto Cervantes recommends for the complete path.
| Level (CEFR) | Class hours | Self-study | Total | Sections | Estimated duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | 40 h | 80 h | 120 h | 4 × 1 wk | 4 weeks · 1 month |
| A2 | 40 h | 80 h | 120 h | 4 × 1 wk | 4 weeks · 1 month |
| B1 | 60 h | 120 h | 180 h | 3 × 2 wks | 6 weeks · 1.5 months |
| B2 | 60 h | 120 h | 180 h | 3 × 2 wks | 6 weeks · 1.5 months |
| C1 | 60 h | 120 h | 180 h | 3 × 2 wks | 6 weeks · 1.5 months |
| C2 | 60 h | 140 h | 200 h | 3 × 2 wks | 6 weeks · 1.5 months |
| Total | 320 h | 660 h | 980 h | 20 sections | 32 weeks · 8 months |
Competences and content by level
Each level sets out the competences you will master, the content you will cover and a sample activity. Choose a level to see the detail.
"You get going with the basics: you introduce yourself, describe your immediate surroundings and talk about your routines."
Objectives
- Recognise frequent words and phrases
- Understand simple texts
- Take part in simple conversations with support
- Describe people and places; fill in postcards and basic forms
Content
- The alphabet, greetings, numbers and the calendar
- The verbs ser, estar and tener; the present indicative
- Definite and indefinite articles, adjectives and comparatives
- Vocabulary for family and the city
"You start to talk about the past: you narrate experiences and describe your surroundings in more detail."
Objectives
- Understand short, clear messages
- Read simple texts and find specific information
- Communicate in simple exchanges and narrate past experiences
- Write personal letters
Content
- The perfect, preterite and imperfect past tenses
- The near future and comparatives
- Causal connectors
- Vocabulary for health, work and travel
"You hold your own on everyday topics: you narrate in the past, give opinions and justify what you think."
Objectives
- Understand speech on familiar topics
- Read everyday texts
- Express opinions and wishes; narrate and justify opinions
- Write coherent texts
Content
- Reported speech (estilo indirecto)
- The simple conditional and the imperative
- Discourse connectors
- Everyday and work vocabulary
"You speak fluently: you take part in debates, defend your ideas and write argumentative texts."
Objectives
- Understand speech on current topics
- Read articles and reports
- Take part in debates and detailed discussions
- Express yourself fluently and write argumentative texts
Content
- The present and imperfect subjunctive
- Conditional sentences
- Idiomatic expressions
- Cultural and political vocabulary
"You operate in academic and professional settings: you use complex structures with precision and ease."
Objectives
- Understand long, demanding speech
- Interpret complex texts
- Communicate precisely in formal contexts
- Use complex structures and write clear, well-organised texts
Content
- Advanced uses of the subjunctive
- Verbs of change (verbos de cambio)
- Text analysis
- Complex connectors
"You command Spanish like a near-native: you produce specialised texts and critical analysis."
Objectives
- Understand any speech without difficulty
- Interpret literary and specialised texts
- Command stylistic and cultural resources
- Express yourself at a near-native level and write specialised, critical texts
Content
- Production of specialised texts
- Critical analysis
- Stylistic resources
- Metaphor and cultural references
Methodology
A communicative, task-based approach that balances academic rigour with real, practical communication.
Grammar block
Structure analysis, application exercises and guided writing to build precise, correct Spanish.
Conversation block
Debates, role-plays and real-life simulations so you gain fluency and confidence when you speak.
Supervised independent work
Graded readings, digital exercises, audiovisual materials and cultural projects, so no skill is left behind.
Assessment
A thorough, transparent process that follows you from your first day to the end of each level.
Initial diagnostic
A placement test sets you at the right CEFR level before you begin.
Ongoing formative
Weekly tests, class participation, cultural projects and independent tasks, with constant feedback.
Final summative
Each level closes with an integrated assessment of all five competences, marked against standardised rubrics.
Certification
Internal certificate aligned with the CEFR
At the end of each level you receive a certificate of attendance and achievement that reflects your progress against the CEFR descriptors and documents the hours you have completed.
Preparation for official exams
The course can be combined with focused preparation for the internationally recognised DELE and SIELE exams from the Instituto Cervantes.
Shall we begin?
We give you a free placement test and tell you exactly which level and which week you'll join. Choose grammar or conversation, and learn Spanish at a pace that fits your life.







