Taking Spanish lessons is a great way to supplement your time in Spain…read more I am currently taking private lessons at Delengua. The teachers are nice, patient and competent at taking a level 0 student such as myself to a level where I can confidently represent myself in Spanish. They are flexible with their curriculum and has adjusted to my speed of learning quite well. The school also has a plethora of cultural activities and excursions going on everyday so you can meet other students, young and old, from all over the world. Really happy with the way Delengua runs their program and would be happy to recommend them to anyone thinking about learning Spanish in Spain! Prepare to lisp :)

I am taking classes at this school right now and I couldn't be happier with the quality of…read moreteachers, the staff and the location. They have a friendly group of dedicated teachers, daily activities, weekend excursions and are definite win in terms of cost.

Spending one week studying flamenco guitar and flamenco technique at this school was an incredible…read moreexperience! It feels a little like a hostel for flamenco in the sense that you will mostly be with other foreigners, not too many locals. I think a big part of the reason for this is that they have the most established website and extensive programming of the flamenco schools in Granada, so if you are having to plan your trip from outside of Spain, this is definitely the easiest and most secure way to do it. I really appreciated how quickly the office workers get back to you and answer any and all questions you have! I recommend that you err on the side of downplaying your abilities - you can always move up after the first class if it is too easy of a level for you. It sounds like a lot of people try to move up too quickly and then struggle or can't keep up or fumble through setting a good foundation. If you have been dancing less than a year, you would definitely be in beginner technique/choreography. I have to say I have played guitar for years, but I REALLY struggled in the beginner guitar class - so you need to already be familiar with a lot of classical techniques to do this well (e.g., arpeggios, scales, technique exercises aimed at speed in both left and right hands, hammer-ons and pull-offs, rasgueados, etc.). The service is unbelievable - everyone and every teacher I met is so accommodating, friendly and helpful. The teachers I had really cared about your learning. I met students from Russia, Japan, Italy, France, Sweden, and the UK, so it is a very international and multicultural environment. They have beautiful terraces for your breaks between classes and wifi throughout. I had no problem finding empty studios to practice guitar and dancing as well. You can find cheaper local classes, but you would usually be joining into the work of a class that might have started a few weeks/months ago, I don't think there are any other schools where classes are organized in week-long segments so that you can complete a whole cycle in just a week or multiple cycles in several weeks. This is definitely most convenient if traveling to Granada for limited time, and you'll meet lots of great people in the process! Plus, dancing in caves of Sacramonte is pretty cool...

From the owner: Escuela de flamenco (baile, guitarra, cante y compás) y escuela de español para extranjeros (Centro…read moreAcreditado del Instituto Cervantes) Cursos de una semana hasta de 12 meses

Learn the Spanish language in a pleasant environment. Modern facilities in the centre of the…read moremagical city of Granada, Spain. Different types of immersion courses and business courses. Courses also available on The Tropical Coast with summer camps, and the Sierra Nevada.

Good experience with the instructors, but dealing with the front office was a headache. Don't think…read morethat I would go with INMSOL again. Pros: I had Antonio as my instructor and I thought that he did a great job. He was very enthusiastic and made learning the language a lot of fun. Class emphasized developing conversational skills. Less focused on learning grammatical rules. Cons: 1) I had a number of payment issues with the front office. I was accidentally overcharged and also received an additional charge that I didn't understand. It wasn't easy to resolve these issue with the front office because they insisted on discussing all financial matters in Spanish. The director in particular was very uncompromising and not easy to work with. Eventually, we got everything straightened out, but it kind of killed my experience. 2) My class didn't cover all of the material that I was told we would when I originally signed up. 3) Most of the weekend trips and extra classes were canceled. Summary: Good experience with the instructors, but difficult experience dealing with the front office. Don't think that I would sign up with INMSOL again.

From the owner: Desde 1992 Instituto Mediterráneo Sol (IMSOL) te ofrece Cursos de Español en España durante todo el…read moreaño, en Granada, ciudad cargada de historia y con un entorno singular que hará agradable tu estancia mientras que aprendes el español. En nuestra escuela de español para extranjeros, aprender español tiene todas las garantías pues somos un Centro Acreditado por el Instituto Cervantes y además cumplimos la normativa CEN (Comité Européen de Normalisation) en lo referente a los Viajes para el Estudio de Idiomas. Nuestros programas de lengua española están adaptados a los niveles del Marco Común de Referencia Europeo de las Lenguas y al Plan Curricular del Instituto Cervantes.Contacta con nosotros si tienes alguna pregunta o necesitas información, te responderemos muy rápido y ayudaremos a organizar tu viaje de estudio a Granada.