Spanish for Teenagers: Malaga 15/20 yrs

The college has offered Teenage Spanish language courses for many years now and the programmes are ONLY offered in the Summer and Spring holidays.

Lessons are held in the afternoon or late morning, and an activity programme is offered each week.

Emphasis is placed on oral skills and developing higher levels of confidence.

Homework will be set.

The evenings and weekends are dedicated to activities or free time.

This is the perfect language course for older teenagers looking to improve their Spanish language skills with their peers, have a lot of fun, work hard and enjoy the Spanish sunshine!

Daily social, cultural or sporting activity

A full day trip every other weekend
i.e. to the prehistoric caves of Nerja & Frigiliana, Seville, Granada or Ronda.

Example of Granada trip details:
The students and a guide visit the Alhambra, a fortified palace city and one of the most important monuments in Spain, declared World Heritage by Unesco. You will also visit other monuments (Cathedral, Royal Chapel with the tombs of the Catholic King and Queen…) and interesting spots (Albaicín, old Arab quarter, Alcaicería…)

08:00hrs Departure
10:30hrs Arrival in Granada
19:00hrs Return to school
Alternative trips to other cities will be offered on different Saturdays

Students on this course also enjoy relaxing by the college pool, sun bathing on the local beaches and the shared camaraderie of the programme with other young students.

Students generally buy meals as they go. Breakfast (Monday to Friday only), lunches and evening meals are available on site but meals are frequently taken at one of the many cafes/restaurants along the promenade. Board can be paid for in advance, if preferred.
There are plenty of 16/22 year old students studying at the language school, especially during the summer months and the campus accommodation comes highly recommended by CESA staff and past Spanish Teenage Course students. NB: There will also be adult language students living and studying on site at the same time.

The hosts are generally within a short walk (or bus ride) from the college, allow 15/25 minutes for the morning commute. Students are housed in single or shared rooms (with another language student).