Overview
Our Long-term Spanish courses are a great option if you want to learn Spanish and enjoy living in Barcelona for a longer period of time. These courses meet the requirements to apply for a student visa in Spain.
In our Long-term Immersive Spanish program, you’ll study 10 hours of general Spanish each week and complement these with 10 hours of Spanish cultural activities and workshops. These immersion workshops offer practical activities that allow you to actively apply what you’ve learned in class. Including interactive games, Spanish tutoring to review what you've learned in class, pronunciation, workshops about current events, popular culture, history and more! Each week you’ll have a variety of topics to choose from.
General Spanish classes are held 2 hours each day, Monday through Friday, in the afternoon either from 13:30h – 15:30h or 17:30h - 19:30h. Complimentary Spanish Immersion workshops are held from 15:30h – 17:30h each day. In your general Spanish classes, you will cover all aspects of Spanish language learning each day: speaking, reading, writing, and listening. Then, you’ll have the opportunity to apply what you’ve learned beyond the books and classroom.
From A1 to A2.1 levels your general Spanish course will be supplemented with the Spanish workshops described above (12 weeks), once you reach the A2.2 level, your general Spanish course will be supplemented with Conversation and Business classes.
This program is intended for those who would like to learn the practicalities of Spanish language learning while immersing themselves in all aspects of the Spanish language and culture. You’ll have the opportunity to absorb the key language skills that will make a difference to your ability to communicate in Spanish with ease.
What is included in this course?
10hr per week Semi-Intensive Spanish Course
10hr per week Spanish Immersion workshops
Some weeks of holidays (depending on the length of your course)
Documents required for student visa application
All books required throughout course
Registration fee
Dates
Here are the start dates for the next 3 months
- 2 December 2024
- 7 January 2025
- 3 February 2025
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Visa applications
We support students throughout the entire student visa application process, providing all required documents from the school with long-term course packages.
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Accommodation
Speakeasy provides various accommodation options in Barcelona, such as shared private apartments, host families, private apartments, and student residences.
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Medical insurance
For stays in Spain over 180 days with a long-term student visa (type D), full-coverage medical insurance is required. We can help with your medical insurance needs.
Pricing
The following are the pricing options currently available for this course.
- 24 weeks
- €1985
- 30 weeks
- €2600
- 36 weeks
- €3043
- 48 weeks
- €3638
- 52 weeks
- €4123
Registration and materials
All costs are included in the course costs — there are no additional costs for this course.
Progression
We know you want to make progress as quickly as possible! The table below will show you how long it takes to pass each level when you are studying this course.
| Beginner | Intermediate | Advanced | |||||||||||
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| A1.1 | A1.2 | A2.1 | A2.2 | B1.1 | B1.2 | B1.3 | B2.1 | B2.2 | C1.1 | C1.2 | C2.1 | C2.2 | |
| 10 hours / week Semi-intensive | 4 weeks | 4 weeks | 4 weeks | 4 weeks | 4 weeks | 4 weeks | 4 weeks | 24 weeks | 24 weeks | 24 weeks | 24 weeks | 24 weeks | 24 weeks |
Apply what you’ve learned beyond the books and classroom
The school made my transition to living in Spain super easy. Speakeasy helped me with each step of getting my student visa, which was the part I was the most concerned about. Learning a new language as an adult can be challenging, but the teachers were fantastic, the classes were always fun and engaging.
Frequently asked questions
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Yes. All our teachers are native Spanish speakers from Spain. They all have a university degree, special training in ELE (Español como Lengua Extranjera) and experience teaching Spanish to foreigners.
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Yes! We have a range of ages at Speakeasy BCN so you will never feel out of place, whether you’ve just finished school or have decades of work experience. The average age of a student at Speakeasy BCN is 28.
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Yes, you can. Booking a double room allows you to share your room with someone else. If you want to stay in a double room you'll need to book together with the friend/family member you will be sharing with. Each of you will have you’re your own single bed. You are responsible to find your roommate, we do not provide the service to match students together.
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Yes, you can apply for a Spain student visa after arriving in Spain. However you must submit your application when you have at least 30 days of legal residence remaining (e.g. on your tourist visa or short-stay Schengen visa). You can see a list of countries which need the Schengen visa before visiting Spain below.
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Yes, you can bring your family with you on a Spain student visa.
The family members who may accompany you include:
Your spouse or unmarried partner
Children who are minors or who have a disability
In most cases, the student needs to get the student visa first and then the spouse can apply to accompany the student. But please note – each consulate has its own application requirements. We recommend you contact your nearest Spanish embassy or consulate for more information.
If you have more questions, take a look at our complete FAQs page.
Book this course
When you've pre-booked a place on this course, you'll straight away receive a confirmation email explaining how to pay and complete your booking. Let's get started!