Spanish Courses for Seniors (50+ Years) in Granada from 205€ for 1 Week
Reviews by former students who attended a Senior Adult Learners 50+ years course in Granada
Standard of teaching was high. There were no social activities because of COVID.
10 January 2021
Course: Senior 50+ - 1 week
Student age: 66 years
Hard to say ...
The school building is under renovation, which made it difficult to get to know the school facilities and extra class activities.
7 December 2018
Course: Senior 50+ - 2 weeks
Student age: 70 years
The location and the high quality of teaching in a small class.
I had chosen the school for an 'Over 50's' course. As it turned out, I was in a class with a 17 year old and a 36 year old. In the end, this didn't matter, as the pace was right for me, and the learning very individualised. I guess my only disappointment was a lack of social activities. There was an afternoon walking tour, but these are available anyway in Granada.I would recommend the school organise a tapas dinner (students can pay), or something similar.
30 October 2018
Course: Senior 50+ - 1 week
Student age: 56 years
It was in Granada, which is a lovely city.
12 April 2016
Course: Senior 50+ - 2 weeks
Student age: 106 years
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I am looking for a language course with over-50s. I already have a basic/good level of Spanish under my belt. What do you recommend?
- Most 50+ courses are a combination of the standard course (all ages), combined with cultural activities just for 50+ students.
- 50+ courses often have only a few start dates per year (spring/autumn), while you can start almost every Monday in a standard course.
- The 50+ courses are incredibly fun to meet peers in, so if a start date suits you, I definitely recommend this. If there is no start date for a 50+ course that suits you, I recommend joining a standard course.
- Also, check the average age of students on the schools' profiles. If you opt for a standard course at a school with a higher average age, this also already gives you a greater chance of meeting peers.
- You could possibly also opt for a business course if a school offers this. There, the average age is usually a lot higher as well.
- The youngest students are on the road during the summer months. So if you prefer not to take classes with incredibly young students, we recommend taking a course outside the summer season.
- Most young students go to big cities; standard courses from schools in smaller locations tend to have a higher average age.
We hope this helps. And if you have any further questions, we are of course happy to help.”
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The student will obtain the total number of contracted lessons, even if he/she is the only participant, regardless of the level. If there are no other 50+ participants, he/she will be offered to join a grammar course or a conversation course with students of different ages and compatible levels, if the school has that option available.