LEARN SPANISH IN

TENERIFE

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LEARN SPANISH IN TENERIFE

The largest city, Santa Cruz, is the capital of the island and seat of the cabildo insular (island government); it is also the capital of the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife and officially co-capital of the autonomous community of the Canary Islands together with Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, although clearly behind this one in terms of population, industry, tourism or gross domestic produce.

About the city

Tourism is concentrated more in the south of the island, which is hotter and drier and especially around Playa de las Americas, and Los Cristianos. More recently coastal development has grown northwards from Playa de las Americas and now encompasses the former small enclave of La Caleta. Tenerife is a favoured destination for scuba divers, with numerous dive operations of all qualities and nationalities. The waters round the island are diveable throughout the year, with the temperature varying between 18 degrees in January to around 25-26 degrees in August.

Tenerife also has a reputation for the 'booze scene', with Playa de las Americas and Los Christianos providing ample locations for those that enjoy 24 hour clubbing & drinking. The drinks available are the same as the rest of Europe (predominantly British) with prices being slightly less than those 'back home'. The island of Tenerife is served by two airports, the Los Rodeos or Tenerife Norte and the Reina Sofia Airport or Tenerife Sur. As it is an island the only other way to arrive on Tenerife is by ferry. Public transport on the island is provided by a network of buses (Guaguas) and run by T.I.T.S.A. who operate a fleet of modern, air-conditioned buses which, generally, run on time. Drivers are helpful and the mix of tourists and 'locals' (especially in the resort areas) makes for an interesting ride, not to mention it being one of the best ways to actually see the island.

Population: 838,877.
Autonomous Community: Andalusia (Andalucía)

Why learn Spanish in Tenerife?

What we like:

Corpus Christi
Nuestra Señora de La Candelaria Festival
San Andrés Festival
Music Festival of the Canary Islands
Opera Season (October, November and December)
Sabandeño Festival

What we don't like:

Too hot in summer

Tenerife photos

Spanish courses in Tenerife

Intensive

In the Intensive course you will have 4 Spanish classes from Monday to Friday in groups of a maximum of 8 students. If you need to advance more quickly in oral communication we recommend you go for the Super- Intensive course, with 2 extra daily classes based on oral and written communication practice.

In addition, you have the option of attending an extra and completely free daily class covering different topics of cultural interest. We know that for a language course to be successful, it is not enough to offer excellent teaching. Other factors, such as socio-cultural aspects, also play an important part in its success.

Groups: Maximum of 8 students per group
Classes: 20 classes + 5 cultural classes per week
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Spanish Talk

This course is composed by 10 group lessons and 5 one to one every week

Groups: maximum 8
Classes: 10 group lessons and 5 one to one
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Super Intensive

In the Intensive course you will have 6 Spanish classes from Monday to Friday in groups of a maximum of 8 students.

In addition, you have the option of attending an extra and completely free daily class covering different topics of cultural interest. We know that for a language course to be successful, it is not enough to offer excellent teaching. Other factors, such as socio-cultural aspects, also play an important part in its success.

Groups: Maximum of 8 students per group
Classes: 30 classes + 5 cultural classes per week
More info: Get your price list