Duration: from 1 week up to a maximum of 52 weeks.
Start Date: Classes are available to begin any day from Monday to Saturday.
Number of lessons: between 1 and 30 individual private lessons per week
Course Level: Appropriate for both newcomers and experienced students.
Can be focused on specific topics (vocab for science, law, IT or prep for DELE or CELU Spanish exams)
STARTING AT €30 per hour, all inclusive, with no registration fees
Includes all class materials—you only need to bring a pen and notebook
Discounts for bookings of 10 or more hours
Study plan · Spanish in Málaga
Private classes, built around you
Complete personalisation: you decide how many hours, when, and toward which goal. From 1 to 30 hours a week, Monday to Saturday, under the supervision of our Academic Director. A full progression from A1 to C2, aligned with the CEFR and the Instituto Cervantes Curriculum Plan.
From A1 to C2: Intensive, moderate or tailored pace Sessions of 1–3 h 980 h in total CEFR · PCIC
Four tracks, one plan made for you
The one-to-one format lets every session point directly at your own goals. Choose your focus and the Academic Director will design the track, the materials and the activities with you.
Track 1
Social integration
The fluency to handle paperwork, shopping, community life and everyday situations across Málaga with ease.
Track 2
Professional development
Business Spanish: formal emails, meetings, presentations, reports and the close reading of contracts.
Track 3
Exam preparation
Focused training for the official DELE and SIELE exams, with mock papers and dedicated materials.
Track 4
Subject specialisation
Technical vocabulary for fields such as tourism, healthcare, law or information technology.
Academic progression
The complete journey adds up to 980 hours, well within the range the PCIC recommends (roughly 900–1,000 hours for the full A1–C2 path). The table below is offered as a guide, assuming 10 in-class hours per week; you set the real pace (from 1 to 30 h/week).
| Level (CEFR) | In-class hours (10 h/wk) | Estimated duration | Self-study hours | Total hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | 80 h | 8 weeks (2 months) | 40 h | 120 h |
| A2 | 80 h | 8 weeks (2 months) | 40 h | 120 h |
| B1 | 120 h | 12 weeks (3 months) | 60 h | 180 h |
| B2 | 120 h | 12 weeks (3 months) | 60 h | 180 h |
| C1 | 120 h | 12 weeks (3 months) | 60 h | 180 h |
| C2 | 140 h | 14 weeks (3.5 months) | 60 h | 200 h |
| Total | — | ≈ 66 weeks (16 months) | — | 980 h |
Skills and content by level
Every level brings together clear objectives, communicative skills and progressively richer thematic content. The one-to-one format lets us dig deep into specific areas and shore up any weak spots. Select a level to see the detail.
"You understand and use everyday expressions, introduce yourself and interact in a simple way, provided the other person speaks slowly."
Skills
- Understand and use familiar, everyday expressions
- Introduce yourself and answer basic personal questions
- Interact simply, as long as the other person speaks slowly and clearly
Content
Vocabulary
- Greetings, numbers, nationalities, professions, family and shopping
Grammar
- The present indicative (presente de indicativo), gender and number, articles and basic verbs
Communicative functions
- Asking for information, describing objects and people, expressing immediate needs
"You communicate in simple, routine tasks and describe, in plain terms, your surroundings and your past experiences."
Skills
- Understand sentences and expressions of immediate relevance
- Communicate in simple tasks that call for a direct exchange of information
- Describe, in plain terms, aspects of your surroundings and past experiences
Content
Vocabulary
- Housing, health, transport, leisure and daily routines
Grammar
- The past tenses (pretérito perfecto and indefinido), comparatives and pronouns
Communicative functions
- Narrating experiences, expressing likes and dislikes, and giving basic instructions
"You cope with most situations that come up while travelling and produce simple, connected text on familiar topics."
Skills
- Grasp the main points of clear texts on familiar subjects
- Cope with most situations that arise while travelling
- Produce simple, connected text on familiar topics
Content
Vocabulary
- Work, education, travel, culture and society
Grammar
- The imperfect past (pretérito imperfecto), the future, the conditional and the basic subjunctive (subjuntivo)
Communicative functions
- Expressing opinions, narrating in detail and putting forward a simple argument
"You interact with fluency and spontaneity with native speakers and produce clear, detailed text across a wide range of topics."
Skills
- Understand the main ideas of complex texts, both concrete and abstract
- Interact with fluency and spontaneity with native speakers
- Produce clear, detailed text across a wide range of topics
Content
Vocabulary
- Politics, economics, the media and workplace relations
Grammar
- The advanced subjunctive (subjuntivo), conditional sentences and reported speech (estilo indirecto)
Communicative functions
- Defending opinions, writing argumentative texts and taking part in debates
"You understand long, demanding texts, recognise implicit meaning and use the language flexibly and effectively."
Skills
- Understand long, demanding texts and recognise implicit meaning
- Express yourself fluently and spontaneously, without searching for words
- Use the language flexibly in social, academic and professional settings
Content
Vocabulary
- Literature, science, technology and advanced culture
Grammar
- Complex structures, verbal periphrases (perífrasis verbales) and stylistic nuance
Communicative functions
- Crafting speeches, writing academic reports and taking part in specialist debates
"You understand virtually everything you hear or read and express yourself with great fluency and precision, distinguishing the subtlest shades of meaning."
Skills
- Understand virtually everything you hear or read
- Summarise information from different sources, reconstructing arguments and accounts
- Express yourself spontaneously, with great fluency and precision
Content
Vocabulary
- Critical analysis, stylistic devices and specialist terminology
Grammar
- Complete command of every structure and full stylistic range
Communicative functions
- Writing critical essays, taking part in conferences and analysing literary and journalistic texts
Teaching strategies
A communicative, experiential approach, designed around your goals and supervised from start to finish by the Academic Director.
A track tailored to you
Every class is built around your goals: content matched to your interests (business, tourism, healthcare), targeted reinforcement of specific areas and authentic materials.
A communicative, experiential method
Authentic scenarios brought to life — interviews, official errands, meetings — alongside cultural outings, readings of the local press and plenty of speaking and writing practice.
Guidance from the Academic Director
Continuous feedback and supervised self-study on digital platforms (Quizlet, Wordwall, Liveworksheets), ensuring full traceability and consistency with the CEFR and the PCIC.
Assessment
A comprehensive, ongoing and personalised process, mapped directly to your individual goals and fully in step with the standards of the CEFR and the PCIC.
Initial diagnostic
An opening test pinpoints your starting level (A1–C2), reveals your strengths and weaknesses and shapes a personalised track.
Ongoing formative feedback
Real-time error correction, comments on your independent work and progress logged in rubrics tailored to your profile.
Summative review by level
At the end of each level, an integrated assessment — speaking, writing, listening and reading — with a standardised rubric aligned to the CEFR.
Certification
Internal certificate aligned to the CEFR
At the end of each level you receive a certificate issued by Vamos Academy that recognises the skills you have gained against the CEFR descriptors and records the in-class and self-study hours you have completed.
Preparation for official accreditations
DELE: intensive preparation with mock exams, listening and reading comprehension, and written and spoken production.
SIELE: digital training with adaptive tests, instant feedback and time management.
Shall we design your plan?
We give you a free placement test and, under the supervision of the Academic Director, build a one-to-one track made just for you — your hours, your pace and your goal — starting from exactly where you are now.








