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DEBLA · UNIVERSITY PATHWAY PROGRAMME
From your first word in Spanish to a Spanish university.
A structured two-phase route for international students: an intensive Spanish course to reach university level, then focused PCE exam preparation — ending with your university entrance exams in May.
21 September
4 October
Programme at a glance
12 weeks Spanish + 20 weeks PCE preparation
Chosen with you, based on your diploma and target degree
Spanish course, PCE prep, first course book & UNEDasiss support
What is the Pathway?
Two phases, one destination: your Spanish degree.
Most degrees in Spain are taught in Spanish, so before anything academic can happen, you need the language. The Pathway Programme is built around that reality — it takes you from your current level of Spanish, however low, to sitting the PCE exams that get you into university.
You don't need to speak Spanish to start
The Pathway starts with a 12-week intensive Spanish course, and continues from there into Phase 2. You can join with no prior Spanish at all — or, just as well, if you already know some Spanish.
One weekly timetable, one fixed academic path
During Phase 1, your class schedule is assigned week by week — you'll receive next week's timetable in advance. Once Phase 2 begins, the academic timetable is fixed by the school for the full preparation period.
Official exam prep, built in
If you'd like certified proof of your level, we can also prepare you for official Spanish exams — SIELE or DELE. This is optional and not included in the programme price.
The route
Your 32 weeks, mapped out
Here's what the journey looks like from enrolment to exam day.
ENROLMENT
You confirm your enrolment
Once your enrolment is official, we review your diploma, grades and target degree to prepare your personalised admission plan.
21 SEP 2026 / 4 OCT 2027
Intensive Spanish begins
12 weeks of intensive Spanish. Extra weeks can be added first, for extra cost, if you need more time.
PHASE 1 COMPLETE
University-level Spanish reached
Phase 1 must finish before Debla's Christmas closure — 19 December for the 2026 intake.
JANUARY
PCE preparation begins
20 weeks preparing 1–6 subjects, on a fixed school timetable.
END OF MAY
Official PCE examinations
You sit the PCE and apply to your chosen university through UNEDasiss.
The two phases
What each phase covers
Phase 1
Spanish Language Preparation
12 weeks · starts 21 Sep 2026 / 4 Oct 2027
- Intensive Spanish course, open to complete beginners
- Aims for B1 level, the foundation most degrees require
- Optional preparation for official SIELE or DELE exams (not included in the price)
- Weekly timetable, confirmed one week ahead
Phase 2
Academic Preparation — PCE
20 weeks · January to end of May
- Preparation for the PCE (Pruebas de Competencias Específicas)
- Usually 1–6 subjects, based on your studies and target degree
- Includes some extra Spanish classes to keep building your level
- Extra subjects available to raise your admission score
- Fixed school timetable for this phase
- Finishes in time for the official exams at the end of May
Getting you here — and in
Visa support and university application
Student Visa & Acceptance Letter
We issue an official Letter of Acceptance to support your student visa application.
Issuing the letter requires an advance payment of the programme fee. Contact our team to receive more details about payment.
UNEDasiss Support
Guidance through the full UNEDasiss application process is included in your programme.
Official examination fees are not included — they typically run from €150 to €305, depending on how many subjects you take.
Programme price
One fee, both phases
Total programme price
1–2 subjects. €5,285 for 3 or more subjects.
Included
- 12 weeks of Intensive Spanish
- 20 weeks of PCE preparation
- Your first course book
- Support with the UNEDasiss application
Not included
- Additional textbooks (approx. 3 more during the Spanish course)
- Official PCE examination fees (€150–€305)
- Official SIELE/DELE exam fees (optional)
- Accommodation
Before we plan your route
What we need to build your personalised study plan
To give you a personalised quote, and then to prepare your admission plan and recommend which subjects to take, we start by asking for six things.
- The national system your diploma belongs to (Moroccan bac, French Lycée, or another curriculum)
- Your final average grade
- The name of your high school diploma
- Whether your diploma is already homologated
- The university, or city, where you'd like to study in Spain
- The degree you want to study
FAQ
FAQ
Do you help with my student visa?
We prepare the Letter of Acceptance you need for your visa application once we've received your enrolment and payment. The legal visa process itself is handled directly with your embassy — we're not part of that process, but the document we issue is what you'll submit there.
What happens if my visa is refused?
We refund what you paid, minus a €200 administrative fee. Any bank charges are the student's responsibility.
Do I need to already speak Spanish to join?
No. Students join Phase 1 with no prior Spanish at all — the intensive course is designed to take you from zero up to B1 level.
What if I need more time before starting Phase 2?
You can add extra weeks of Spanish before Phase 2 begins, at an extra cost, if you need more time to reach the required level.
How many subjects will I prepare for the PCE?
Usually between 1 and 6, depending on your diploma and the degree you want to study. We confirm the right number once we've reviewed your academic background.
What's not included in the programme price?
Official PCE examination fees (€150–€305), optional SIELE/DELE exam fees, additional textbooks during the Spanish course, and accommodation.
Does the programme include the UNEDasiss process?
Yes — we support you through the whole process, including registration for the exams. What's not included are the official examination fees themselves, usually €150–€305 depending on the number of subjects you're examined in.
Do you help with university admission once the programme is finished?
Yes, we help with that process. The student is the one who has to complete the enrolment, since it's usually done with a digital certificate and the exact steps depend on the destination university — but we do help you through it.