Hispania

The only formal prerequisite for enrolment in any of our courses is that students must be over 18 years old. Minors will require the permission of their parents or legal guardians, as our company does not take responsibility over the students once they are outside the school premises. Minors who travel in groups will require the supervision of a monitor.

The minimum and maximum duration of every course, start dates and academic pre-requisites for enrolment depend on each type of course. Students can find this information on our official website or in the information leaflets provided by the school.

Before the start of the course, the student’s level is determined through a written test. If the student disagrees with the result, we are always happy to hear their point of view and re-evaluate their results through written and oral tests in order to determine their language level.

General Spanish Courses will have a specific total number of hours, chosen by the student, which every student will acquire in the form of an hour package (bono de horas) at the moment of their enrolment at our school. The student may make use of the school’s resources while he or she has a current course, i.e. an active hour package. The hour package will not be considered active if the student has put his or her course on hold. The hour packages do not have expiration date to use them, which means, the students can use them on the time they require without a time deadline. This way, students can attend the lessons they bought regardless of the time period they need to attend all of them. The only exception to this are students holding a student visa, who are required to attend at least 80% of the classes in the time indicated by their student visa. Once their student visa is expired, they can only make up a maximum of 20% of the classes they booked. In General Spanish Courses, the face to face lessons will be in reduced groups with usually a maximum of 10 students at the school, which would only be exceeded in special circumstances. Mind that…