Intensive 20h group course
Make fast progress with our intensive group course in La Malagueta, Málaga.
Watch the video 1:04- 20 hours a week
- Monday to Friday, 9:30 to 13:30
- 3 to 5 students on average, never more than 7, all levels A1 to C2
- Starts on any Monday the school is open
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- Teaching in Málaga since 2023
- Approved by the Junta de Andalucía
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Intensive 20h
Fast progress in a group, with a break in the middle of the morning.
- Learners at any level, from A1 to C2
- Students who want the fastest progress in a small group
- Anyone who can study every morning, Monday to Friday
Classes run Monday to Friday from 9:30 to 13:30 with a break in the middle. You will study for 20 hours a week with native, experienced teachers. Groups have 3 to 5 students on average, never more than 7.
- No enrolment fee
- No materials fee
- Free weekly activities
Price by length of stay
Fast progress in a group, with a break in the middle of the morning.
| Length | Total | Per week |
|---|---|---|
| 1 week | €200 | €200 |
| 2 weeks | €400 save | €200 |
| 4 weeks | €740 save €60 | €185 |
| 8 weeks | €1,360 save €240 | €170 |
| 12 weeks | €1,920 save €480 | €160 |
| 24 weeks | €3,720 save €1,080 | €155 |
The price you see is the price you pay. Prices in euros. A week with two closed days is shorter and is priced as explained in the holiday section below.
- 20 h/wkclass · 4 h a day, break included
- Mon-Frifrom 9:30 to 13:30
- 3 to 5students on average, never more than 7
- 980 hof total study · 32 weeks
From A1 to C2: 20 h of class/wk · 32 weeks · 8 months · 640 h of class · 980 h total study · CEFR · PCIC
The intensive method
Maximum exposure to the language in the shortest possible time, without ever sacrificing personal attention.
Twenty hours a week
4 hours of class a day with a 30-minute break, Monday to Friday in the morning. You progress quickly because you practise every single day.
3 to 5 students on average, never more than 7
Small classes that guarantee plenty of speaking time, careful correction and close, personal attention for everyone.
The complete journey
A structured level-by-level itinerary, with clear objectives, units and descriptors aligned with the CEFR.
Academic progression
Each level is completed in intensive mode and is split into sections: at A1 and A2 each section lasts one week, and from B1 onwards each section lasts two weeks. The full A1 to C2 journey adds up to 640 hours of class plus 340 hours of independent study, 980 hours in total, over 32 weeks (8 months).
| Level (CEFR) | Class hours | Self-study | Total | Sections | Estimated duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | 80 h | 40 h | 120 h | 4 × 1 wk | 4 weeks · 1 month |
| A2 | 80 h | 40 h | 120 h | 4 × 1 wk | 4 weeks · 1 month |
| B1 | 120 h | 60 h | 180 h | 3 × 2 wks | 6 weeks · 1.5 months |
| B2 | 120 h | 60 h | 180 h | 3 × 2 wks | 6 weeks · 1.5 months |
| C1 | 120 h | 60 h | 180 h | 3 × 2 wks | 6 weeks · 1.5 months |
| C2 | 120 h | 80 h | 200 h | 3 × 2 wks | 6 weeks · 1.5 months |
| Total | 640 h | 340 h | 980 h | 20 sections | 32 weeks · 8 months |
Objectives and content by level
Each level sets out clear objectives, thematic units and the CEFR "can-do" descriptors. Choose a level to see the detail.
A1: Basic user · Beginner · 80 h class
"You find your way in simple everyday situations: you introduce yourself, describe your family and your city, and talk about your routines, tastes and plans."
Objectives
- Introduce yourself and describe your family, home and city
- Express routines, preferences and plans
- Go shopping, order in a restaurant and ask for directions
- Understand very simple texts and write short phrases
Units
- 1. Who am I? Greetings, personal details, ser/estar/tener
- 2. When? Shopping, restaurant, comparatives, ir a + infinitive
- 3. What do you like? Routines, gustar, directions
- 4. What are you doing? Present continuous, recent past
By the end of this level (CEFR) You can introduce yourself and describe where you live and the people you know, use the present and the near future, and take part in simple conversations as long as the other person helps you along.
A2: Basic user · Elementary · 80 h class
"You communicate in simple day-to-day exchanges, recount past experiences and describe your surroundings in greater detail."
Objectives
- Talk simply about your life, studies and work
- Narrate personal experiences and anecdotes
- Express intentions and causes
- Understand short, clear messages; write basic notes and letters
Units
- 1. My biography: past tenses and causes
- 2. Connecting with the past: the imperfect and habits
- 3. What happened to you? Contrast of past tenses, accidents
- 4. I had never seen anything like this! The pluperfect and narrative connectors
By the end of this level (CEFR) You describe your family, your living conditions and your most recent job in simple terms, handle routine tasks and exchanges, and read short texts, adverts and menus.
B1: Independent user · Intermediate · 120 h class
"You handle a wide range of situations with confidence: you narrate in the past and express opinions, wishes and conditions."
Objectives
- Tell stories and express hypotheses
- Grasp the main idea of clear spoken and written texts
- Take part in everyday conversations; follow radio and TV at a clear pace
- Write simple, coherent texts and personal letters
Units
- 1. I told you so! Reported speech and emphasis
- 2. What will be, will be: the future, conditionals 1-2, doubt
- 3. Listen to me! The imperative, orders, instructions and advice
By the end of this level (CEFR) You narrate a story or the plot of a film, describe reactions and express wishes and uncertainty, and join in spontaneously in conversations on topics of everyday interest.
B2: Independent user · Upper intermediate · 120 h class
"You communicate fluently and spontaneously across a wide range of contexts, defend your point of view and take part in debates."
Objectives
- Understand extended speech and complex texts
- Produce clear, well-structured contributions; defend a point of view
- Understand articles and reports; write essays and argumentative texts
- Express nuanced opinions, emotions, hypotheses and conditionals
Units
- 1. What do you recommend? Advising and suggesting, the subjunctive, wishes and need
- 2. I don't think it's easy: emotions, opinions and doubt with the subjunctive
- 3. If you lived here... Hypotheticals, compound conditional with imperfect subjunctive (imperfecto de subjuntivo)
By the end of this level (CEFR) You take part with fluency and spontaneity in normal communication with native speakers, follow lectures on familiar subjects and write clear, detailed articles that defend a point of view.
C1: Proficient user · Advanced · 120 h class
"You express yourself with ease in social, academic and professional settings, with well-structured discourse on complex subjects."
Objectives
- Produce well-structured spoken and written discourse on complex topics
- Understand long speeches, even when they are not clearly structured
- Follow films, lectures and debates across different varieties of Spanish
- Analyse and interpret complex texts; write essays, articles and reports
Units
- 1. Connectors and advanced structures: relative pronouns and verbs of change
- 2. The subjunctive and tense correlation: the compound subjunctive and concessive clauses
- 3. Complex discourse and argumentation: advanced reported speech and hypotheses about the past
By the end of this level (CEFR) You use the language flexibly and effectively for social and professional purposes, understand long and complex texts while appreciating distinctions of style, and select the right register for each reader.
C2: Proficient user · Mastery · 120 h class
"You express yourself with complete fluency and precision in any context, conveying subtle shades of meaning like an educated native speaker."
Objectives
- Understand highly complex discourse, including literary and specialised texts
- Produce clear, coherent and stylistically appropriate contributions
- Take part effortlessly in any conversation or debate
- Write high-quality essays, articles and reports
Units
- 1. Advanced language resources: impersonality, passive and reflexive constructions, verbal periphrases (perífrasis)
- 2. Cultural and linguistic nuances: idiomatic expressions and register adaptation
- 3. Academic and professional writing: argumentative texts, reports, reviews and summaries
By the end of this level (CEFR) You understand without difficulty any kind of spoken language at native speed, read complex and abstract texts with ease, and write summaries and reviews of professional or literary works.
Methodology
A communicative, task-based approach that brings together the five skills and takes Spanish into real-life situations.
Communicative approach
Spanish is used from day one in real, meaningful contexts, bringing together all five skills.
Task-based learning
Every unit is built around real tasks and situations that consolidate grammar and vocabulary.
Digital resources and independent work
Authentic materials, digital platforms and independent study so that learning carries on beyond the classroom.
Assessment
A thorough, transparent process that accompanies you from the very start to the completion of each level.
Initial diagnostic
A placement test sets you at the right CEFR level before you begin.
Ongoing formative
Regular tests, class participation and assignments, with constant feedback.
Final summative
Each level closes with an integrated assessment of all five competences, marked against standardised rubrics.
- 85%minimum attendance to earn the certificate
- 75%mastery of the course content
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 Instituto Cervantes exams.
DELE SIELE
Ask about the intensive group course in Málaga
Tell us your level and the dates you have in mind, and our Málaga team will reply within one business day.
Holidays and short weeks
In a week with one public holiday, the hours move to the other days. You get the full hours at the same price.
In a week with two public holidays, Intensive 20h becomes 15 hours (3 days of 5 hours) at €160.
All closed days, 2026-27
Short weeks, two closed days
- 7 Dec - 11 Dec 2026
- 22 Mar - 26 Mar 2027
- 16 Aug - 20 Aug 2027
- 6 Dec - 10 Dec 2027
- Mon, 2 Nov 2026: All Saints (moved)
- Mon, 7 Dec 2026: Constitution Day (moved)
- Tue, 8 Dec 2026: Immaculate Conception
- Fri, 25 Dec 2026: Christmas Day
- Fri, 1 Jan 2027: New Year's Day
- Wed, 6 Jan 2027: Epiphany
- Mon, 1 Mar 2027: Andalusia Day (moved)
- Thu, 25 Mar 2027: Holy Thursday
- Fri, 26 Mar 2027: Good Friday
- Sat, 1 May 2027: Labour Day
- Mon, 16 Aug 2027: Assumption (moved)
- Thu, 19 Aug 2027: Málaga local holiday
- Wed, 8 Sep 2027: Our Lady of Victory
- Tue, 12 Oct 2027: National Day
- Mon, 1 Nov 2027: All Saints
- Mon, 6 Dec 2027: Constitution Day
- Wed, 8 Dec 2027: Immaculate Conception
- Sat, 25 Dec 2027: Christmas Day
What students say
I studied for three weeks at Vamos Academy in Malaga and it was an awesome experience. I studied four hours a day from Monday - Friday. The time flew by and I advanced my Spanish skills and understanding of Spanish grammar. My teacher, Helena Garcia, was the best! She was smart, clever, entertaining and efficient. I feel very fortunate to have been assigned to her class. Highly recommend Vamos Academy and all of their staff. Everyone was super friendly and made my entire time there fun. I hope to return for more in the future.
Outstanding program. Great teachers: knowledgeable and very helpful. Fun extra curricula activities to encourage interaction in Spanish and Lots of flexibility in terms of scheduling.
My daughter and I had an amazing experience taking a Spanish class this year in May. Our teacher, Helena, was very competent and very friendly and provided an excellent learning experience for us. My daughter and I plan to continue at Vamos Academy in the near future.
4.9 on Google from 516 reviews, counted 28 Aug 2026 Google
Questions, answered
Can I start if I am a complete beginner?
Yes, we teach all levels from A1 to C2. A placement test ensures you are in the right level.
How many students are in a group?
Groups have 3 to 5 students on average, never more than 7. This allows for fast progress with native, experienced teachers.
When can I start?
Courses start on Mondays. Closed days are blocked in the booking calendar, so you choose from the Mondays the school is open.
What happens in a week with a public holiday?
In a week with one public holiday, the hours move to the other days, so you get the full 20 hours at the same price. In a week with two public holidays the course is 15 hours, at the price shown in the holiday section of this page.
Are there extra fees?
There is no enrolment fee and no materials fee. Free weekly activities are included.
OUR INTENSIVE GROUP SPANISH CLASSES IN MALAGA
We offer group IN-PERSON classes for all Spanish skill levels.
Learn how to read, write, speak and understand Spanish. Whether you are starting from scratch or seeking to enhance your proficiency, our tailor made curriculum will assist you in achieving your language learning objectives!
- Average of 3 to 5 students per class from A1 to C2 (All levels according to the European Framework of Reference for Languages)
- New classes start every Monday for all skill levels
- monday-friday 9:30am-1:30pm
- Course structure: 20 lessons per week, each lasting 50 minutes
- Duration: Starts every Monday. Lasts between 1 and 32 weeks.
- STARTING AT €200/week, all inclusive, with no registration fees
- includes all class materials-you only need to bring a pen & notebook
- discounts for multi-week reservations
Questions, answered
How the Course Works?
The Intensive Spanish Course at Academia Vamos is divided into Sections, each with 20 hours of classroom time and 10 hours of independent work. Altogether, these Sections add up to the total hours of each CEFR level, ensuring steady progress. At the A1 and A2 levels, the course is organized into 4 Sections of 1 week each (120 hours in total). At the higher levels (B1-C2), the course is structured in 3 Sections, but each Section lasts 2 weeks, keeping the same total hours while adapting to the greater complexity of learning. This modular design helps students progress step by step and develop their language skills clearly and effectively.
What are the contents of the course?
How is the Intensive Spanish Course organized?
It's divided inside into sections within each level of the CEFR.
How many hours do I need to complete a level?
The Intensive Spanish Course at ¡Vamos! Academy is designed with specific hours per level, adapted to the complexity of learning:
Basic levels A1 and A2: each requires 120 hours, providing a solid foundation in everyday communication.
Intermediate and advanced levels B1-C2: demand more hours, as progressing to higher competencies requires greater practice and depth.
Intensive format: hours are concentrated in daily sessions, allowing rapid progress and consolidation.
CEFR certification: completing the required hours ensures students reach internationally recognized standards.
What is “independent work?
Independent work means activities, tasks, and projects done outside class, always guided by the teacher.
Can I move to the next level without finishing all Sections?
No. Each Section is essential to ensure steady and coherent progress.
What is the difference between basic, intermediate, and advanced levels?
Basic levels (A1-A2) focus on everyday communication. Intermediate levels (B1-B2) help you hold conversations and argue opinions. Advanced levels (C1-C2) allow you to speak fluently and handle complex topics.
How do I know I’m progressing?
At ¡Vamos! Academy, progress is built into the structure of the Intensive Spanish Course: End of each section: you consolidate new skills and apply them in practical contexts. Modular design: ensures step‑by‑step advancement, so every block builds on the previous one. Clear progression: each level follows the CEFR framework, guaranteeing measurable improvement. Continuous feedback: teachers provide guidance and evaluation, helping you track your achievements. 👉 In short: you consolidate new skills at the end of every section, and the modular design ensures steady, step‑by‑step progress.
Why is this modular system useful?
It gives clarity and motivation: you know exactly how much time is needed and what skills you will gain at each stage.
INTENSIVE GROUP SPANISH CLASSES IN MÁLAGA, 20 LESSONS PER WEEK
At Vamos Academy Málaga, we offer an intensive group program of 20 lessons per week (4 dynamic classes per day, Monday to Friday), ideal for progressing quickly and gaining real fluency in Spanish.
Each day you participate in focused sessions that improve your speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills in a balanced way, giving you practical tools to communicate naturally in real-life situations.
- Small groups (3-5 students) for personalized attention and constant interaction.
- Professional native teachers experienced in teaching Spanish, in a participatory and motivating environment.
- Specialized teaching materials designed by experts (no extra registration or book fees).
- Communicative and social approach: discussions, role-plays, everyday scenarios, and collaborative projects so you start practicing from day one.
Learn Spanish effectively while enjoying full cultural immersion in Málaga!
From €200/week (€185/week if you book 4 or more consecutive weeks). Diploma included.
Want to join? Take your free level test and reserve your spot today.
Enhancing Cultural Exchange and Spanish Group Language Learning
At Vamos Academy in Malaga, we believe that social activities play a vital role in language learning and cultural immersion. Our carefully curated social events provide students with opportunities to practice their Spanish skills, connect with fellow learners, and gain a deeper understanding of the local culture.
- Join our guided walking tour of Malaga's historic center to see landmarks such as the Cathedral, Alcazaba, and Roman Theatre.
- Take part in our weekly language exchange event at a local café to practice your Spanish and meet locals.
- Attend a flamenco show at a traditional tablao to experience the passion and rhythm of Andalusian music and dance.
- Join our cooking workshop to learn how to make a classic Spanish dish such as tortilla española or gazpacho.
- Explore Malaga's beaches and parks with our bike tour that includes stops at popular viewpoints and attractions.
- Attend our cultural workshop to learn about the history and customs of the region, from Moorish architecture to local festivals and traditions.
- Join our tapas crawl and taste a variety of traditional Spanish dishes, from fried fish to Iberian ham and cheese.
- Attend our salsa dance class to learn basic steps and moves while having fun and meeting other students.
WHY GROUP SPANISH CLASSES IN MALAGA
If you're looking for a fun, engaging, and interactive way to learn Spanish, group Spanish classes in Malaga are the perfect choice. This beautiful coastal city in Andalusia, Spain, offers a fantastic setting for language learning, cultural exploration, and making new friends. Here are the top reasons why you should take group Spanish classes in Malaga:
- Small groups: Enhanced learning experience with better focus and interaction.
- Personalized attention: Tailored lessons catering to individual needs and goals.
- Qualified teachers: Highly experienced instructors passionate about teaching Spanish.
- Dynamic curriculum: Engaging materials and activities to improve all language aspects.
- Progress tracking: Regular assessments to measure and celebrate achievements.
WEEKLY ACTIVITIES
Flamenco Classes - Workshops and More!
GREAT LOCATION
IN LA MALAGUETA NEIGHBORHOOD
TOP-NOTCHED FACILITIES
WIFI, WE ARE EQUIPPED WITH BOTH HEATING & AC
Meet our teachers in Málaga
Every class is led by one of our native, DELE-trained Spanish teachers at our school in La Malagueta.

Irene
Grammar, confidence & exam prep
A Pedagogy graduate with DELE examiner training, Irene has spent three years turning grammar into something students actually enjoy.

Elena
Classes paced to your level
Elena keeps a close eye on everyone’s progress, so lessons move at a pace that actually works for you.

Aurora
All levels, A1 to C2
Over 6,000 teaching hours and nine years of international experience, keeping classrooms motivated and moving.

Amalia
Conversation & cultural activities
Amalia co-designs the school’s cultural programme with Gloria, so the Spanish you learn in class keeps going after hours.

Gloria
Conversation & communication
A dynamic teaching style shaped by years in professional coaching and international business.
Discover our Spanish Intensive Group Courses in Malaga, Andalucia.
FAQs
How much do classes cost? Are there additional materials fees?
Our intensive group courses starts at €200 per week. This includes the cost of all class materials, cultural workshops, access to on-site facilities, and a class certificate. There are discounts available for multiple week bookings.
How long are group classes?
Our group classes only require participation in units of 1 week, four hours per day, Monday through Friday, for a total of 20 hours per week. This allows travellers who will only be visiting Málaga for a few weeks, as well as business travellers and expats who may be here for months at a time, to all take advantage of our group classes.
What types of exercises and materials are used in group Spanish classes?
As a group, get ready to immerse yourself in a diverse range of in-class exercises that delve into the topics of the week! Our fun and interactive sessions feature lively conversational situations, engaging games designed to sharpen your reading and verbal skills, and audio and video exercises that simulate real-life interactions you'll encounter while strolling the charming streets of La Malagueta. With this dynamic approach, learning Spanish is not only educational but also a joyful experience that will keep you motivated throughout your language journey.
The goal of our intensive group classes is to develop your Spanish language skills to the point where you can communicate in everyday practical situations.
Our group classes focus on conversational skills, but also cover the important basics of grammar, so that you can effectively communicate in Spanish through writing, reading, speaking, and listening.
At our institution, we take pride in providing academic excellence while ensuring a joyful learning experience. Our dedicated academic director frequently reviews and updates all class materials to ensure they align with local Spanish usage, customs, and cultural concerns. As a result, our discussions cover timely and relevant topics that keep students engaged and connected to the cultural pulse of Spain. With this approach, we strive to make the learning experience not only educational but also enjoyable and fulfilling.
We offer an adaptability and flexibility that is impossible in traditional language learning programs that are based on textbooks, audio/video systems, or computer programs.
What do I need to bring to class?
All materials are provided on the first day of class and are included in the price of your course. All you have to bring to class is something to write with as well as a notebook.
How are students placed in classes?
Our classes are carefully prepared ahead of time in order to best meet your needs. Before a new set of classes starts, our academic director evaluates the Spanish language skill level of all new students by using a written test and an oral interview.
The advantage of this process is that it doesn’t matter how much background knowledge of the language you have, or whether you’ve learned it through formal studies in school or informal exposure on the street. Our experience has shown that we are able to accurately assess and place all students according to their language abilities, creating the best possible environment in which to further develop their skills.
You won’t waste valuable time rehashing concepts that you already understand well.
We will meet you at your level of Spanish fluency, so you can continue to develop your understanding of the Spanish language alongside other people at your skill level.
How do students graduate to higher Spanish fluency skill levels?
Every Friday, classes are concluded with a short test that assesses students on the skills they have learned over the week. This allows both you and the school to keep track of your progress, and to make sure that you are only moved to the next level when you are ready.
Our curriculum is designed around this progression through skill levels, but is also adaptable to the needs of the group as a whole. Our academic director plans and oversees all group classes, and works with teachers so that she can monitor the progress of all students. This ensures that the needs of every student are met.
What affects the size of a group class?
Because of seasonal changes in demand, as well as the ongoing cycle of student assessment and placement, the number of students in any given class fluctuates throughout the year. Our goal isn’t to ensure a consistent class size, but rather that all students are learning effectively and efficiently. This can only be achieved by making sure that students of similar, compatible skill levels are placed together in the same classes.
As a result, some classes may be smaller than others.
We usually average around 3 to 5 students in our group classes but during high season it can go up to 7 students.
This allows everyone to have the necessary level of interaction and practice with one another, and personal attention from their teacher. The structure of our classes is adjusted depending upon the number of students in a class, as well as their exact level of skill.
Are students grouped by their native language?
At our institution, we strive to provide an academic and joyful learning experience for all our students. Our group classes are primarily conducted in Spanish, creating a unique environment that is not limited by a blend of native languages. Instead, you will have the opportunity to learn and interact with a diverse and dynamic student body. Our students hail from different corners of the world, bringing with them a rich tapestry of cultures, ages, and first languages. This lively mix provides a stimulating and enriching environment that allows you not only to learn about Spanish culture but also to gain a deeper understanding of cultures from around the globe.
How are the classes structured?
We follow a structured, comprehensive approach to learning Spanish. Our program is organized into weekly units based on the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference), an international standard for measuring language proficiency. We offer six levels-A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2-allowing students to progress at the pace that suits them best.
Each level consists of 4 to 6 weekly units, depending on the student’s preferred intensity and learning rhythm. Our personalized placement test ensures that every learner starts at the right level and unit, based on their current skills and goals.
By aligning our curriculum with the CEFR, we provide a clear, structured path for students to develop their language abilities and reach their objectives. Whether you’re a complete beginner or an advanced speaker, our experienced instructors offer the guidance and support you need to succeed.
Can I start in the middle of the week?
We follow a structured and comprehensive approach to learning Spanish, and our group classes are designed as weekly units to provide a consistent and immersive learning experience. Unfortunately, we don't offer the option to start in the middle of the week, as it would disrupt the flow of the class and hinder your ability to grasp the concepts.
However, we understand that some students may have scheduling conflicts or other obligations that make it difficult to start on a Monday. In this case, we recommend starting with private classes, which offer flexible scheduling and can be tailored to your individual needs and interests. Our experienced teachers will work with you to create a personalised lesson plan that meets your goals and fits your schedule.
After you've completed some private classes, we encourage you to join our group classes on the following Monday. This way, you'll avoid missing any classes and get the most out of your learning experience. Our group classes offer a collaborative and immersive environment where you can practice your Spanish with fellow students from all over the world and learn from our expert teachers.
What happens if I miss a day?
If you miss a day of group classes, your instructor and our academic team will be happy to provide you the information you missed that day, and work with you to get you caught up and back on track. However, given that they are group lessons, a missed day cannot be made up. If you schedule requires a more flexible option, our private classes are the perfect fit for you.
Will there be homework assigned?
We believe that practice is essential to mastering a new language, which is why our instructors occasionally assign homework to reinforce the concepts learned in class. Homework also provides an opportunity for students to practice their skills outside of class and gain a deeper understanding of the language.
We understand that every student has unique needs and preferences, which is why we offer the flexibility to adjust the amount of homework assigned. If you feel that you need more or less homework to support your learning, just let us know and we'll work with you to make the necessary adjustments.
Will I get a diploma upon completion of the course?
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive your course diploma indicating the level you have achieved and the amount of hours you have completed.
Are there any tests?
Vamos Academy is committed to ensuring that every student makes measurable progress in their language learning journey. In addition to our placement test, we also provide weekly evaluations to assess your progress and identify areas where you may need additional support.
Our academic team is always available to provide you with the tools and resources you need to strengthen any topics you may be struggling with while still advancing to the next level. We believe in personalized attention and tailored instruction, which means that we are constantly monitoring your progress and adjusting our teaching methods accordingly.
Our evaluations and individualized support are designed to help you reach your language goals and achieve fluency in Spanish. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced learner, we are here to support you every step of the way.
Is any previous Spanish experience required?
No previous Spanish is required. We offer classes for all levels, from absolute beginner to advanced. We are dedicated to providing learning opportunities for all students and ensuring the success of each individual each step of the way.
Ready to start?
Contact us to learn more about our intensive courses.
Visit us: +34 951 120 697 / malagacourses@vamospanish.com / Calle Reding 6, 29016 Málaga
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