If you’re an IB® Spanish teacher searching for opportunities to empower your students to level up their Spanish language skills, our IB® Spanish revision program in Cadiz, Spain, may be just the solution for you! It would be difficult to find a better place to learn the ins and outs of Spanish than the ancient coastal city of Cadiz. Featuring a lively, beautiful, and historic city center surrounded by golden-sand beaches, Cadiz is both the oldest continuously-inhabited city in Western Europe and a modern-day seaside vacation destination. With its plentiful sunlight, its friendly residents, and its treasure trove of landmarks and attractions, Cadiz is an ideal place for Spanish students to boost their confidence and skills.
In addition to plenty of exciting cultural activities, your students will be able to prepare for their IB® Spanish exam through the engaging, interactive classes of our exam revision program in Spain. With small class sizes and lessons tailored specifically to the IB® exam by our affable, experienced teachers, your students will gain the skills and knowledge needed to excel on the IB® exam. During this formative journey, you and your students will also enjoy guided tours of major attractions, organized trips to other cities, and a variety of social, cultural, and recreational activities.
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In Cadiz, you and your students will be able to enjoy a combination of a sunny beach vacation with an educational sightseeing adventure. Over 3,000 years old, this ancient, seaside city wears living proof of its long history with numerous historic attractions and landmarks that were built by the Phoenicians, the Romans, and the Moors before the Spanish took their place. Cadiz receives 300 glorious days of sunshine per year—an ideal climate for strolling along the city’s golden-sand beaches, wandering through its winding cobblestone streets, admiring its historic monuments, and shopping at its local markets. Check out the list below of some of the top attractions in Cadiz for an idea of the cultural treasures you and your students will visit during this guided program!
This gorgeous cathedral features intricate baroque architecture, a majestic facade, and a bell tower from which you and your students can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding city.
Built in the 1700s, this historic lookout tower contains a camera obscura and provides you and your students with even more stunning views of the city.
Originally a fortress that was constructed in the 17th century, this seaside castle now houses a modern art gallery.
This small, historic town is situated on the banks of the Guadalete River, right outside the city of Cadiz, where you and your students can visit San Marcos Castle, the bullring of El Puerto, the church of Iglesia Mayor Prioral, and the Victory Monastery.
The above list of attractions only scratches the surface of what Cadiz has to offer! In the city and the surrounding province, you and your students will find an abundance of other highlights, including Roman ruins, palaces, monuments, museums, and even more castles and cathedrals.
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The total will be divided in 1 deposit due today and 1 final payment. The final payment will be due 8 weeks prior to the program start date.
The total will be divided in 1 deposit due today and 4 installment payments (with one payment due each month). The final payment will be due 8 weeks prior to the program start date. In the case where it becomes impossible to make 4 installment payments due to late application, students will have to make up any missed payments.
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We really appreciate the teachers who take the time to accompany their students while attending our study abroad programs in Spain. We also really appreciate the logistical challenges of bringing larger groups to Spain. To show that appreciation, we have a wide variety of incentives to offer teacher-chaperones. Here are some of the main possibilities: Free room and board via homestay, hotel, or apartment accommodation Free teacher workshops or classes Free attendance for all activities and excursions Free airfare Stipends Please note that these incentives are worked out on a case-by-case basis, and some terms and conditions apply. The nature of the incentives we’ll be able to offer to you will depend on the size of your group, the date of your arrival, and the nature and location of the program you end up selecting. To discuss the possible benefits in more detail, please contact us, and we’ll work them out together!
We really appreciate the teachers who take the time to accompany their students while attending our study abroad programs in Spain. We also really appreciate the logistical challenges of bringing larger groups to Spain. To show that appreciation, we have a wide variety of incentives to offer teacher-chaperones. Here are some of the main possibilities:
Please note that these incentives are worked out on a case-by-case basis, and some terms and conditions apply. The nature of the incentives we’ll be able to offer to you will depend on the size of your group, the date of your arrival, and the nature and location of the program you end up selecting. To discuss the possible benefits in more detail, please contact us, and we’ll work them out together!
We take care of most of the organizational work for you. This can include the processing of payments for the program, which each student can take care of on his or her own online; this way, you don’t have to handle any money from them. In the lead-up to the trip, your main role will simply be announcing the program in advance, spreading interest in it, holding an informational meeting about it for parents and students, and completing certain preparatory tasks, such as collecting copies of each participant’s passport. A Centro MundoLengua director can attend the informational meeting, either in person, by Skype, or by phone.
The short answer to the first question is “yes!” While you’re more than welcome to attend classes and activities with your students for free, you can also use this time to explore Cadiz on your own. That being said, teachers usually come to our center to check in with their students every weekday, either before class, after class or during the class’s break time. Many teachers accompany their students on the cultural tours and activities as well. If a student becomes ill, a teacher will usually accompany him or her to the doctor, as additional support to a Centro MundoLengua staff member, who will always accompany the student in such a situation. Generally speaking, if any type of issue arises with a student during the trip, we will rely on the teacher(s) for advice and/or additional support.
If your group contains 10 or more students and adults, you can book your flights together through an agent with whom we work. Beyond that, we leave your flights up to you, so you and your group can have the flexibility to meet your own particular needs. Everything else is covered and arranged by us—airport transfers to and from the nearest airport, housing, classes, activities, etc. That being said, we’d be more than happy to provide you with advice or guidance, so don’t hesitate to contact us about making travel arrangements; we can help you find the option that works best for you! To reach Cádiz, there are three main options: Fly into Jerez Airport, which is located in the city of Jerez de la Frontera. This is the closest airport to Cadiz—about 25 miles away. A representative of Centro MundoLengua will be waiting for you at the airport, and we will provide you with complimentary airport transfers to and from your group’s accommodation or a designated meeting point. Fly into the airports of Sevilla or Malaga, which are about a 1.5-hour and 2.5-hour train or bus ride away, respectively. For an additional fee, Centro MundoLengua can provide airport transfers between these airports and Cadiz. Fly into Madrid and then take a high-speed train to Cadiz. This trip takes about 4.5 hours.
If your group contains 10 or more students and adults, you can book your flights together through an agent with whom we work. Beyond that, we leave your flights up to you, so you and your group can have the flexibility to meet your own particular needs. Everything else is covered and arranged by us—airport transfers to and from the nearest airport, housing, classes, activities, etc. That being said, we’d be more than happy to provide you with advice or guidance, so don’t hesitate to contact us about making travel arrangements; we can help you find the option that works best for you!
To reach Cádiz, there are three main options:
Here’s what a typical day will look like for your students on weekdays. (For the weekend, see the answer to the next question below.) Note that the following schedule assumes that your group has opted for the homestay accommodation option. 8:45 AM to 9:30 AM: Breakfast With Their Host Families Students will enjoy a delicious, home-cooked breakfast with their host families. Perhaps they’ll have some classic Andalusian breakfast fare, such as tostada con tomate, aceite, y sal! 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM: Go on a Scenic Walk or Ride to Class Students will be able to take advantage of Cadiz’s walkable streets or accessible public transportation system, enjoying all of the city’s sights and sounds along the way. They’ll be sure to see some shops, restaurants, or attractions they’ll want to check out later! 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM: Attend Class Students will prepare for their Spanish exams for three hours during this time, with a half-hour break in between four class periods of 45 minutes. By attending our engaging, interactive classes, students will learn some of the key components necessary to excelling on their IB® exams. 1:30 PM to 2:00 PM: Return Home Students will head home for lunch with their host families—perhaps poking their heads into one of those shops or taking photos of that beautiful building that caught their eye on the way to class! 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM: Lunch With Their Host Families Students will share a home-cooked Spanish lunch with their host families. Perhaps they’ll have some gazpacho or a “Spanish omelet” (known here as “tortilla”). The meal will vary from day to day—and don’t worry: if they have any special dietary needs, we’ll make sure they’re met! 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM: Enjoy Some Free Time Students can embrace the Spanish lifestyle by taking a siesta—or use this time to hang out with their friends, explore the city, or talk to their host families—a great chance to practice their Spanish in an authentic setting! 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM: Attend the Afternoon Activity Students will head to the meeting point for the afternoon activity. Today, it could be a salsa lesson. Another day, it could a tour of a historic attraction. And another day, it could be a surfing lesson at the beach. Every day is different! 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM: Enjoy Some More Free Time Students will enjoy another chance to relax, talk to their host families, hang out with their friends, and/or explore the city together. 9:00 PM to 10:00 PM: Dinner With Their Host Families Students will have another opportunity to savor some Spanish cuisine with their host families. Perhaps they’ll have some paella tonight—or maybe some croquettes! This is also a great chance for them to talk to their host families about their days—providing them with yet another natural opportunity to practice their Spanish in an authentic setting! 10:00 PM to 12:00 PM: Attend the Nighttime Activity Students will be able to unwind from their adventure-filled day and have some fun with their friends from the program. Tonight, it could be a concert, a dance, or a dinner. Another time, it could be a tapas or movie night. Some of these activities are optional, so if they want to just go home and relax, they’ll have a chance to do that too.
Here’s what a typical day will look like for your students on weekdays. (For the weekend, see the answer to the next question below.) Note that the following schedule assumes that your group has opted for the homestay accommodation option.
8:45 AM to 9:30 AM: Breakfast With Their Host Families
Students will enjoy a delicious, home-cooked breakfast with their host families. Perhaps they’ll have some classic Andalusian breakfast fare, such as tostada con tomate, aceite, y sal!
9:30 AM to 10:00 AM: Go on a Scenic Walk or Ride to Class
Students will be able to take advantage of Cadiz’s walkable streets or accessible public transportation system, enjoying all of the city’s sights and sounds along the way. They’ll be sure to see some shops, restaurants, or attractions they’ll want to check out later!
10:00 AM to 1:30 PM: Attend Class
Students will prepare for their Spanish exams for three hours during this time, with a half-hour break in between four class periods of 45 minutes. By attending our engaging, interactive classes, students will learn some of the key components necessary to excelling on their IB® exams.
1:30 PM to 2:00 PM: Return Home
Students will head home for lunch with their host families—perhaps poking their heads into one of those shops or taking photos of that beautiful building that caught their eye on the way to class!
2:00 PM to 3:00 PM: Lunch With Their Host Families
Students will share a home-cooked Spanish lunch with their host families. Perhaps they’ll have some gazpacho or a “Spanish omelet” (known here as “tortilla”). The meal will vary from day to day—and don’t worry: if they have any special dietary needs, we’ll make sure they’re met!
3:00 PM to 4:30 PM: Enjoy Some Free Time
Students can embrace the Spanish lifestyle by taking a siesta—or use this time to hang out with their friends, explore the city, or talk to their host families—a great chance to practice their Spanish in an authentic setting!
4:30 PM to 6:30 PM: Attend the Afternoon Activity
Students will head to the meeting point for the afternoon activity. Today, it could be a salsa lesson. Another day, it could a tour of a historic attraction. And another day, it could be a surfing lesson at the beach. Every day is different!
6:30 PM to 9:00 PM: Enjoy Some More Free Time
Students will enjoy another chance to relax, talk to their host families, hang out with their friends, and/or explore the city together.
9:00 PM to 10:00 PM: Dinner With Their Host Families
Students will have another opportunity to savor some Spanish cuisine with their host families. Perhaps they’ll have some paella tonight—or maybe some croquettes! This is also a great chance for them to talk to their host families about their days—providing them with yet another natural opportunity to practice their Spanish in an authentic setting!
10:00 PM to 12:00 PM: Attend the Nighttime Activity
Students will be able to unwind from their adventure-filled day and have some fun with their friends from the program. Tonight, it could be a concert, a dance, or a dinner. Another time, it could be a tapas or movie night. Some of these activities are optional, so if they want to just go home and relax, they’ll have a chance to do that too.
On the weekend, your group will go on organized, daylong trips to custom designed locations. Transportation, meals, and tours are included, so you and your group will be able to enjoy hassle-free travel. Examples of possible destinations include: Sevilla, Spain: the 2,200-year-old capital of Andalucía (the southern region of Spain), where you and your students will find the largest cathedral in the world, three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, multiple palaces, gorgeous gardens, ornate fountains, charming buildings with wrought-iron balconies, cobblestone streets, lively plazas, numerous outdoor restaurants, and bustling markets. Córdoba, Spain: an ancient city filled with gardened courtyards, Moorish architecture, and an Old Town that’s so beautiful and culturally significant that the entire area has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Granada, Spain: a gorgeous city that reveals one Instagram-worthy vista after another at nearly every turn—its eclectic mixture of Moorish, Medieval, Baroque, and Renaissance architecture set in relief by a scenic backdrop of snowcapped mountains and rolling, tree-covered hills. Tarifa, Spain: a charming beach town that is situated on the southernmost point of Continental Europe, just 8.6 miles across the Strait of Gibraltar from the shores of Morocco—the intervening waters providing a habitat to many whales and dolphins, while the coastal waters attract windsurfers from all around the world. Vejer de la Frontera, Spain: a picturesque village full of whitewashed buildings, situated on top of a hill overlooking the scenic river of Río Barbate. Gibraltar, UK: a British Overseas Territory on the Spanish mainland, where you and your students will find the world-famous Rock of Gibraltar and the almost equally famous Barbary macaques that live around it, providing Continental Europe with its only population of wild monkeys! Tavira, Portugal: a quaint, riverside town in Portugal’s scenic Algarve region, where you and your middle/high school students can enjoy a peaceful getaway from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Morocco: a variety of destinations are possible here, including the vibrant city of Tangier, the historic city of Tetouan, and the iconic city of Chefchaouen (also known as Chaouen), where nearly all of the buildings are painted in striking shades of blue!
On the weekend, your group will go on organized, daylong trips to custom designed locations. Transportation, meals, and tours are included, so you and your group will be able to enjoy hassle-free travel. Examples of possible destinations include:
With the classes of our IB® Spanish exam preparation program in Spain, students will be able to sharpen their understanding of the Spanish language, prepare for success on their exam, and have an enjoyable learning experience at the same time. Here are some of the key features and benefits of the program’s classes: An opportunity to gain a head start on their exams through interactive classes that focus on active, practical engagement with the Spanish language. An overall emphasis on learning the essential skills and knowledge tested on their IB® exam. A practical focus on putting those skills and that knowledge to use by engaging in activities centered around language and culture right in the best place to study them: Spain itself! A dynamic, interactive approach to classroom learning, combined with a curriculum that’s tailored to the specific needs of current and future IB® Spanish students. 3 hours of class time per day (Monday through Friday) split across 4 classes of 45 minutes, plus a half-hour break. A friendly, experienced teacher who is a native Spanish speaker and is deeply familiar with the IB® Spanish course and exam. Little or no homework; students should be able to complete most, if not all, of their work in class!
With the classes of our IB® Spanish exam preparation program in Spain, students will be able to sharpen their understanding of the Spanish language, prepare for success on their exam, and have an enjoyable learning experience at the same time. Here are some of the key features and benefits of the program’s classes:
For students (and you, the teacher, if you choose this option), it’s like a home away from home—with a few added benefits: enjoying homemade Spanish meals and practicing Spanish in a natural, real-life setting! Each host family lives in a middle-class home (most likely an apartment), where the student or teacher will find all of the standard amenities of modern life. Students will probably share a bedroom with another student attending the program, while teachers will enjoy a private bedroom. Both students and teachers will also probably share a bathroom (European homes tend to have fewer bathrooms than those in other countries). All meals are included with the homestay accommodation. Special dietary needs can be met; all you need to do is inform us about them in advance. On top of meals, the host families will also take care of their guests’ laundry! Like families everywhere, each of our host families is different, so it’s difficult to generalize about them. For example, some have children and/or pets; others do not. However, you can rest assured that each of our host families has been carefully selected by our housing staff, and each of their homes has been personally visited by our housing director to make sure it will provide every student and teacher with a comfortable, enjoyable place to live, relax, dine, and gain first-hand experience of Spanish culture and hospitality. We maintain a network of host families with whom we’ve been working for many years, so it’s not like we’ll be putting anyone with a random Spanish family; you can feel confident that everyone will be in good hands! If you or a student needs any assistance during your group’s stay, our housing director will be available to provide support.
For students (and you, the teacher, if you choose this option), it’s like a home away from home—with a few added benefits: enjoying homemade Spanish meals and practicing Spanish in a natural, real-life setting!
Each host family lives in a middle-class home (most likely an apartment), where the student or teacher will find all of the standard amenities of modern life. Students will probably share a bedroom with another student attending the program, while teachers will enjoy a private bedroom. Both students and teachers will also probably share a bathroom (European homes tend to have fewer bathrooms than those in other countries).
All meals are included with the homestay accommodation. Special dietary needs can be met; all you need to do is inform us about them in advance. On top of meals, the host families will also take care of their guests’ laundry!
Like families everywhere, each of our host families is different, so it’s difficult to generalize about them. For example, some have children and/or pets; others do not. However, you can rest assured that each of our host families has been carefully selected by our housing staff, and each of their homes has been personally visited by our housing director to make sure it will provide every student and teacher with a comfortable, enjoyable place to live, relax, dine, and gain first-hand experience of Spanish culture and hospitality.
We maintain a network of host families with whom we’ve been working for many years, so it’s not like we’ll be putting anyone with a random Spanish family; you can feel confident that everyone will be in good hands! If you or a student needs any assistance during your group’s stay, our housing director will be available to provide support.
Situated right in the historic center of Cadiz, the student residence is just a short walk away from the city’s majestic cathedral. It provides your students with a variety of amenities, including individual bedrooms that are equipped with sinks, shared bathrooms, Wi-Fi, and a rooftop terrace. Meals can be included as part of this housing option. For groups visiting the city in the summer, you should be aware that, like many buildings in Spain, the residence is not currently air conditioned, so even on a thermal level, this will be a true immersion experience for your students!
Students will have at least 3 hours of free time per day—sometimes more. It’ll just depend on what the group is doing that day, how much time needs to be factored in for travel time, and whether a student is attending the nighttime activity, which will sometimes be optional. On most days, students won’t have to worry about any homework, because they should be able to complete their work in class!
Students will have 24/7 adult supervision and support while they attend our program. Thanks to our extensive, experienced, and knowledgeable network of teachers, directors, coordinators, and host families, students will feel very well-supported during their time with us here in Spain. Every day, a member of our staff will be present to check in with them and make sure they’re okay during their classes, activities, and excursions, and they’ll be able to contact someone from our staff for assistance 24/7.
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