Internships in Madrid
Information about Madrid
Madrid is the capital of Spain, placed in the geographical center of the country. It is the biggest and most populated city of the country. Madrid is the administrative capital of the nation, is domicile of numerous industries, it has an active commercial life and a diverse offer of cultural and leisure facilities. “Puerta del Sol” is the heart of Madrid where all the important streets have their origin.
All year long Madrid offers a great variety of events such as exhibitions, football matches, concerts, opera, theater, cinema, bullfights, etc. The nightlife is unmatched by other European cities. Madrid is crowded with people of all ages having a good time in restaurants, clubs, discos, and bars.
It is an exciting, modern city, with wide avenues, big squares and magnificent public parks and enjoys a great number of monuments and museums. It has as well an animated night life.
Clima: The winters are cold, with night frosts and occasional snowfalls. The summers are warm.
Intensive Course (20+5* group lessons per week)
Intensive Plus Course (30+5* group lessons per week)
*Those 5 cultural lessons are free and complimentary and cover specific aspects of Spanish culture and civilization.
Starting dates: All Mondays, all year round for all levels. Absolut beginners can start the 30+5 course every first Monday every month.
The Spanish Courses cover four basic areas of learning a new language which are: reading, writing, oral expression and oral comprehension. These aspects are always adjusted to the needs of the student and learning materials are used that are adapted to the age of the student and to his level of Spanish. The oral expression and communication form the base of our programs, since they are the basic requirements demanded to dominate a language. In addition the grammar and vocabulary are very important components in the lessons. All the courses, except those for complete beginners, start with a level test to ensure that you are placed in the appropriate level.
