Do you want to learn Spanish from scratch, while living in Sevilla, Spain for an extended period of time? Our long-term Spanish courses in Spain for beginners and intermediate level students (A1-B2 level) are perfect for you! During this program, you will improve your Spanish with other participants from all over the world.
Our long-term Spanish courses in Spain are ideal for students who want to apply to a university in Spain, who need to get a good level of Spanish for their career, who want to spend a gap year in Spain, or who simply want to enjoy Spanish life and culture for several months.
Our long-term Spanish courses take place in the beautiful Andalusian capital of Sevilla. After your morning Spanish classes in the historic heart of the old town, you will have all the time you want to explore the charms of Sevilla and soak up the sun and Sevillian life. You will also have many opportunities to practice your Spanish with the locals by participating in the extra activities offered by Centro MundoLengua.
Before your program, Centro MundoLengua will be at your disposal to help you with the student visa should you need one. Your journey starts here!
Well, you don’t have to just picture it. Our pre-AP® Spanish program in Seville offers high school students all of the above and more!
In Sevilla, you will be able to immerse yourself in the city’s lively downtown streets, where you’ll see horse-drawn carriages rolling alongside modern cars, and where street vendors display their wares on the sidewalk between a breathtaking gothic cathedral and a seemingly endless series of modern shops and restaurants. Here in one of the most popular tourist destinations in all of Spain, you will be able to enjoy flamenco street performances, Moorish and Gothic architecture, traditional Spanish cafes, trendy boutiques, and much more. With 2,200 years of history, Sevilla’s three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, ten palaces, and countless other attractions draw visitors from around the world. As you explore the city’s winding, cobblestone streets shaded by beautiful buildings with charming, flower-filled balconies, you’ll find peaceful squares with fountains lit by antique street lamps, fragrant orange trees lining the sidewalks, and tranquil gardens tucked away behind bustling markets.
Situated just a three-minute walk from Centro MundoLengua’s classrooms, this historic neighborhood is full of narrow, winding, cobblestone streets that weave through enchanting old buildings and orange tree-dotted plazas, where you will find charming little shops selling handicrafts, ceramics, tea, and other local goods. Also known as the Old Jewish Quarter, the neighborhood used to be the part of the city where Sevilla’s Jewish inhabitants lived. Today, it’s the perfect place to walk around, soak up the ambiance, and feel like you’ve stepped back in time!
Dating back to the 12th century, this magnificent building is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, the burial site of Christopher Columbus, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Situated right in the heart of Sevilla’s historic city center, it’s just a five-minute walk from Centro MundoLengua’s classrooms. Inside, you will find a massive nave (or central hall) that’s lined with 80 side chapels, featuring a variety of artwork, tombs, carvings, and altarpieces.
Soaring more than 340 feet above Sevilla’s historic district, this dramatic bell tower is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. It was originally built as a minaret near the end of the 12th century, as part of the immense mosque on which the Sevilla Cathedral was built. From the top of the tower, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the city below.
Dating back to the 14th century, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is both a majestic palace and a fairy tale-like complex of royal gardens. In the palace, you will see one of the world’s finest examples of Mudéjar-style architecture, which combines Moorish and Renaissance-era influences. In the gardens, you can stroll through a peaceful array of courtyards, fountains, pools, and paths lined with orange trees, flowers, and hedges—along with the occasional peacock!
Providing a picturesque filming location for one of the Star Wars movies, this massive, semi-circular, palace-like building is surrounded by a wide-open plaza, a spectacular fountain, and a scenic canal that is spanned by arched bridges and traversed by rowboats. Right next to the Plaza, you will also find Parque de María Luisa—a 100-acre park that features beautiful gardens, elegant fountains, horse-drawn carriages, and peaceful ponds that are home to a variety of birds.
Built atop an underground archeological site that preserves the ruins of an ancient Roman settlement, this modern landmark is the largest wooden structure in the entire world. Because of its uncanny resemblance to a bunch of giant mushrooms, the structure is also known as Las Setas de Sevilla (the Mushrooms of Sevilla). After seeing the underground ruins, you can visit the top of the structure, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking, panoramic views of the surrounding city.
Yet Sevilla has so much more to offer. Spain’s fourth largest city has an almost endless amount of attractions, including:
We encourage anybody considering this program to take our Spanish level test so we can check your existing level of Spanish.
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.
Jan 23rd – April 21st, 2023 (no classes Apr 3rd-7th)
Jan 23rd – May 19th, 2023 (no classes Apr 3rd-7th)
Jan 23rd – June 16th, 2023 (no classes Apr 3rd-7th)
Jan 23rd – July 14th, 2023 (no classes Apr 3rd-7th)
Ap 24th – July 14th, 2023
Apr 24th – Aug 11th, 2023
Apr 24th – Sep 29th, 2023 (no classes Aug 14th – Sept 1st, 2023)
Apr 24th – Oct 27th, 2023 (no classes Aug 14th – Sept 1st, 2023)
Sep 4th – Nov 24th, 2023
Sep 4th – Dec 22nd, 2023
Sep 4th, 2023 – Feb 2nd, 2024 (no classes Dec 26th, 2023 – Jan 5th, 2024)
Sep 4th, 2023 – Mar 1st, 2024 (no classes Dec 26th, 2023 – Jan 5th, 2024)