A Spanish Course of twenty lessons per week with a maximum of eight students per class. Beginners to Advanced.

This course is recommended for those who wish to learn the language in a short amount of time and attracts students of all ages and backgrounds. Lessons make an emphasis on communication but follow a grammatical base. They focus on the four main language skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing in a broad range of life, work and travel situations, combined with aspects of local culture. Classes are dynamic and stimulating. The course is complemented by optional cultural/recreational activities. The teachers also provide exercises so you can practice and revise your Spanish outside of class. Students can take an exam at the end of the course in order to obtain a Certificate of Completion.

• 20 lessons per week (60 minutes each). 09:30 - 13:30. Monday - Friday.
• Cultural/recreational activities start approx. at 17:00. Monday - Friday.
• Available for all levelsRanging from 1week to 4 months

Duration:
Ranging from 1week to 4 months.

Course start dates
Courses start every Monday throughout the year.

A Spanish Course of thirty lessons per week with a maximum of eight students per class. Beginners to Advanced.

This course is similar to the Intensive Course but it is recommended for those who may have less time to study and/or want more intensive language tuition each week in order to reach a high level of Spanish in a short period of time in all areas: reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Students can take an exam at the end of the course in order to obtain a Certificate of Completion.

• 30 lessons per week (60 minutes each). 09:30 – 13:30 and 14:30 – 16:30. Monday - Friday.
• Cultural/recreational activities start approx. at 17:00. Monday - Friday.
• Available for all levels.

Duration:
Ranging from 1week to 3 months.

Course start dates
Courses start every Monday throughout the year.

A Spanish Course of twenty group lessons per week with a maximum of eight students per class plus one-on-one classes. Beginners to Advanced.

Students attending the Intensive Course in the morning may wish to get even further practice or broaden topics that interest them most by combining the experience of learning the language in a group while at the same time receiving individual classes in the afternoon. APSS can arrange this combination on demand. Students can take an exam at the end of the course in order to obtain a Certificate of Completion.

• 20 group lessons (60 minutes each) per week 09:30 – 13:30, Monday – Friday, and one-on-one lessons in the afternoon on students’ demand
• Cultural/recreational activities start approx. at 17:00. Monday - Friday.
• Available for all levels

Duration:
Ranging from 1week to 4 months.

Course start dates
Courses start every Monday throughout the year.

An individual Spanish Course of fifteen lessons per week minimum. Beginners to Advanced.

This course is designed to adapt to your needs and expectations. During the course you will be exposed to a wide variety of topics according to your own level, interests and pace. The course is available for all levels (Beginners to Advanced) and you can choose how many hours to take (10 hours minimum). Classes are organized according to your schedule as well as classrooms and teachers availability. In one-on-one courses, optional cultural/recreational activities are also available. Unlike group courses, it is sometimes possible to start your individual course on a day other than a Monday. Students can take an exam at the end of the course in order to obtain a Certificate of Completion.

• 10 lessons per week minimum (60 minutes each). Schedule to be agreed.
• Available for all levels

Duration: According to the students’ availability.

Course start dates
Start dates are arranged according to the students needs.

At the conclusion of your studies, you will receive a certificate of completion of the Spanish Language Course.

The following information will be stated on the APSS Certificate of Completion:

• The length of the course.
• The goals and level of Spanish where you have been classified.
• The number of hours you were present in class.
• An attached teacher report on your improvement during classes.
  

As college and university students prepare to study abroad, they often seek an opportunity to receive academic credit for their course work abroad. Students taking at least 40 contact hours can be eligible to receive academic transfer credit through an accredited U.S. university or college for an additional fee. (Click here for further information)