8 language schools in Alicante from 184€ for a 1 week Spanish course
Spanish course types in Alicante
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General Spanish courses
Generic Spanish courses cover the four main elements of a language: writing, reading, speaking and listening. They are available for all levels.- Learn Spanish & Live With Teacher - Alicante (64)
- Spanish & Culture - Alicante (33)
- Standard Spanish Courses for Adults - Alicante (26)
- Combi: Group + Private Courses - Alicante (14)
- Small Group (Max 6 Students) - Alicante (12)
- Senior Adult Learners 50+ Years Courses - Alicante (5)
- Travelling Classroom - Alicante (2)
- Language Year - Alicante (2)
- Conversation/Communication - Alicante (1)
- Evening Courses - Alicante (1)
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Private Spanish courses
Private Spanish classes are designed as a pack of lessons available in various formations. Students can have their one-to-one lessons in the school or online. -
Spanish exam preparation courses
Exam preparation courses cover a number of different Spanish exams, which are designed for completion of a specific Spanish level or for particular admission purposes. -
Junior Spanish courses
Junior Spanish courses have a selection of programmes available for teens or pre-teens to spend their school holidays meeting new people and improving their Spanish. -
Business Spanish courses
Business Spanish classes come as packages of group or private classes, and have been tailor-made for professionals to know the fashionable Spanish used within this field. -
Spanish plus activity courses
Make the most of your time when studying abroad by adding an extra curriculum experience, such as a sport or cultural activity, to learning Spanish. -
Specialty courses Spanish
Teacher training programmes and school trips are just some of the Spanish options students can take in the Specialty category. -
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Alicante ratings & opinions
How our students rated their experience in Alicante
What our students said about Alicante
Although it is touristy, it is very safe. In August, the temperatures were between 28° and 35° during the day. The beach is ok, but more beautiful is San Juan beach, which can be reached in 15 min by tram. Alicante has many good restaurants and places to go out. Recommended for a language course, as there are not too many Germans there and you can really immerse yourself in the language.
Nice for two weeks, then a bit boring. The harbour is nice, the beach section rather small. Between the beach/promenade and the sea is a main road. I found that annoying. Generally a lot of car traffic in the city. There are not so many sights to see. A few museums were still quite good.
Based around tourism and so there are many nationalities. Still clinging on to its Spanish identity. Lovely beaches and great castle. Very lively at night. Good transport links. Overall a great place to visit for a few weeks
Alicante is a great super friendly place. Always meet great people. Beach is okay, a bit crowded but very nice sand. I was super close to center which made it dangerous for my wallet, as i like to shop.
Beautiful city, fantastic beach with beautiful Castillo Santa Barbara! The people are super nice everywhere! Alicante is a great starting point for countless trips to nearby towns!!
It's a beautiful city, but I didn't go there to visit, I went there to study Spanish. The weather was not good to visit the city, it rained a lot.
Nice little town, beautiful castle. The beach and harbour promenade are not particularly attractive, the nearest beach is 30 minutes away by bus.
Not very clean (but I think many southern European cities have that in common, especially the ones that are much visited), apart from that nice.
Alicante is a vibrant, lively city. I felt very safe there and everywhere was regularly cleaned. It has a rich history to discover!
Easy to walk around / safe / decent beach in the city / nice beaches 30m by public transport easy to reach / friendly people.
Most recent student reviews of language schools in Alicante
Changing teachers is a very important aspect to me as it allows me to see different perspectives of the language. The pedagogical abilities vary from one teacher to another. You might prefer on teacher than another, not because it's better but because their teaching methodology adapts to you better.
If I had to take another language course, I'd go back to this school.
16 April 2025
Course: Intensive Course 25 - 5 weeks
Student age: 69 years
Great teachers!!!!
Small language school in Alicante.
14 April 2025
Course: Intensive 20 - 1 week
Student age: 56 years
The lessons with Irene were well structured and Irene is a very likeable and good teacher. Visit to a museum in the morning.
14 April 2025
Course: Intensive Course 20 - 2 weeks
Student age: 68 years
Great teachers. A lovely trip to the mountains on Sunday.
18 February 2025
Course: Intensive Course 25 - 1 week
Student age: 54 years
Enthusiastic teachers, small groups, good lesson preparation, friendly staff.
30 January 2025
Course: Intensive Course 25 - 1 week
Student age: 66 years
Information about Alicante
Key Facts about Alicante
- Big Mac price (Spain average):
4.25 € (7% cheaper than in USA)
- Residential voltage: 230 V
- Frequency: 50 Hz
Weather in Alicante
Events in Alicante
20 June 2025 - 25 June 2025Every year, to celebrate the beginning of summer, the tradition was to burn useless objects. This transformed through the years into a joyful and colourful festival with parades, parties, processions and bonfires.
What to do in Alicante
Arrival airports
Public transportation to city center:
Taxi: 13 minutes drive to city center of Alicante
Public transportation to city center:
Every 240 minutes, 190 minutes.
Main stops: Valencia Estacio del Nord, Xativa, Villena, Elda-Petrier, Alacant-Terminal
4 per day, 195 minutes.
Main stops: Valencia Airport, Valencia, Benidorm, Alicante
Taxi: 115 minutes drive to city center of Alicante
Q&A - Questions about Spanish courses and schools in Alicante
- Which school in Alicante is best for a middle-aged person?“Students over 30 ranked Estudio Sampere as the best school in Alicante. It is also the school with the highest average age in Alicante, outside of the summer period it is 35.”Gosia Mazur, LanguageCourse.Net - Apr 02, 2023
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About Spanish Courses in Alicante
- I am a returning student, are there any reductions / discounts?“For any study journey after the first with us, you are entitled to an extra EUR 10 discount on the next booking. Furthermore, if you are going to return to the same school and less than 12 months have passed from the first enrollment, you won't have to pay again the enrollment fee, if applicable. ”Veronica Romualdi, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - Sep 09, 2024I feel like I'm somewhere between levels A1 and A2. Can you tell me the difference between A1 and A2?“By the end of A1, you should be able to understand and use simple everyday expressions and phrases. You should be able to introduce yourself and others and ask and answer basic personal information. You should be able to interact in a simple way if the other person speaks slowly and clearly and is willing to cooperate. By the end of the A2 level, you should be able to understand and communicate in simple sentences about everyday topics like personal and family information, shopping, local geography, and employment.
”Maksym Sterpul, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - Jun 07, 2024Are Spanish lessons taught by a teacher who is proficient in the Dutch language?“Spanish lessons are always taught directly in Spanish, even for absolute beginners. Sometimes English may be used very briefly to clarify things, but that is not the focus.”Robin Rebecca Pietersma, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - May 29, 2024How do I know if a school has an accredited Spanish course?“In the overview of schools and on the profile of the schools themselves, you can find the heading 'Accreditations'. There you can see all the accreditations a school has. In Spain, for example, an accreditation from the Instituto Cervantes is very important (red symbol).”Robin Rebecca Pietersma, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - Mar 27, 2024Can I take a weeks break during my studies?“Normally, that is not a problem. Just let us know and we will check with the school for your specific case.”Louise Granath, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - Dec 01, 2023Do you offer courses for students aged 70 and over?“Yes, we do offer senior immersion programmes at a teacher's home. This is a great option if you want to experience language immersion with a teacher. This is one of the best options for making rapid progress in a short period of time. You will be staying with the teacher and his family, which will allow you to practice the language all day, even around the table as all meals are included. You choose the number of lessons per week and the teacher gives you private lessons. This allows you to focus on your areas of interest and weaknesses.”Madly Simba, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - Mar 23, 2023Do the prices of the courses include or exclude accommodation?“The prices for the courses are normally excluding accommodation. You can add your preferred accommodation option separately (see the calculator on the right). In some cases the course price is including accommodation, for example with some senior and junior courses. If accommodation is included this will be noted in the remark section of the course block (below the prices).”Robin Rebecca Pietersma, Dutch Consultant from LanguageCourse.net - Oct 08, 2021Don't just take our
word for it."Excellent" 4.8/5
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