Study Spanish in Malaga. Your Ultimate Guide for an Amazing Experience

1. Finding the Perfect Spanish Course

If you are staying for one or two weeks, you will probably be interested in taking an intensive course. Here you can choose how many hours of tuition per week you would like to receive.

Another option is to take a special course, such as the course for seniors, the DELE preparation course or some other special course.

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Let us know what level of Spanish you have, so that you can be sure to be with other students of the same level as you.

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2. Securing Accommodation Early in Malaga

Options: Choose from homestays, student residences, shared apartments, or private rentals while you study Spanish in Malaga. See options

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Homestays can enhance your language immersion, while shared apartments are great for socializing with peers.

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3. Preparing for the Weather in Malaga

Malaga enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate year-round, but each quarter has its own unique weather patterns. Here are recommendations for each season so you know what to bring and how to prepare.

January – March (Winter)

  • Temperatures: Temperatures range from 8°C to 18°C (46°F to 64°F).
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    • Clothing: Besides warm clothes, don’t forget to pack some short-sleeve shirts and sunglasses, as the weather in Malaga is usually sunny even in winter.
    • Accessories: Rain is infrequent in Malaga, but it’s possible during this time, so a light umbrella or raincoat can be handy.
    • Footwear: Wear comfortable and water-resistant shoes for the occasional rainy day.

April – June (Spring)

  • Temperatures: Temperatures vary between 13°C and 25°C (55°F to 77°F).
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    • Clothing: Bring light clothing like short-sleeve shirts and comfortable pants. A light jacket will be useful for cooler evenings.
    • Accessories: Protect your skin with sunscreen and bring sunglasses, as the sun starts to get stronger.
    • Footwear: Comfortable sandals or open shoes are ideal for warmer days.

July – September (Summer)

  • Temperatures: Temperatures can reach between 20°C and 30°C (68°F to 86°F) or higher.
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    • Clothing: Wear light, breathable clothing like cotton shirts, shorts, and summer dresses.
    • Accessories: Sunscreen is crucial, as well as a hat or cap to protect yourself from the sun. Always carry a water bottle to stay hydrated.
    • Footwear: Sandals and flip-flops are perfect for the beach and everyday wear, but also bring closed shoes for longer walks.

October – December (Autumn)

  • Temperatures: Temperatures vary between 10°C and 22°C (50°F to 72°F).
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    • Clothing: Bring light layers, including long-sleeve shirts and sweaters. A light coat will be useful for cooler mornings and evenings.
    • Accessories: Although it doesn’t rain much, a compact umbrella can be useful. Sunscreen and sunglasses are still recommended.
    • Footwear: Closed, comfortable shoes are ideal for excursions and keeping warm.

Each season in Malaga offers pleasant weather that makes studying Spanish a comfortable and enjoyable experience year-round. Prepare appropriately and enjoy your stay in this wonderful city!

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4. Navigating the City of Malaga

  • Public Transport: Buses and the metro are affordable and reliable. Consider getting a transport card for discounts while you study Spanish in Malaga.
  • Biking: Malaga is bike-friendly with many rental options and bike lanes, making it easy to get around.
  • Electric Scooters: Electric scooters (patinetes) are very popular in Malaga. They are a convenient and fun way to navigate the city. You can find various rental options throughout the city, often accessible via mobile apps.

Each of these modes of transportation provides flexibility and convenience, making it easy for you to explore and enjoy everything Malaga has to offer while you study Spanish.

5. Practicing Spanish Outside the Classroom

Extracurricular Activities: Participate in activities organized by the school, such as excursions, workshops, and social events. Explore our activities

Conversation Groups: Join conversation groups and Spanish reading clubs to practice the language in an informal setting.

Volunteering: Engage in local volunteer activities to interact with the community and practice your Spanish in everyday situations.

Spanish Media: Listen to music, watch series and movies, and read books and newspapers in Spanish to improve your comprehension and vocabulary.

Live with a Spanish host family as an accommodation option. This is the way you will practice more Spanish every day.

 

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Yes. You can book your course and change the date up to 15 days before the start of the course
This depends on your study objective, if you want to improve your general Spanish and learn more about Spanish culture, or if your aim is to obtain an official diploma (DELE or SIELE). Also your starting level and length of stay can determine the best course choice
In the event that your flight is delayed, you need to contact the driver through the telephone that will be provided to you previously. In addition, if your host family is waiting for you, it would also be advisable to let them know.
In case you have a serious problem in relation to the accommodation, you must notify the administration as soon as possible to solve it or, if necessary, proceed to change the accommodation. You must inform yourself of the conditions to change. For any problem or query about the accommodation, you have the office staff at your disposal.