7 language schools in Tenerife from 143€ for a 1 week Spanish course
Spanish course types in Tenerife
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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 - Tenerife (68)
- Spanish & Culture - Tenerife (38)
- Combi: Group + Private Courses - Tenerife (20)
- Standard Spanish Courses for Adults - Tenerife (17)
- Small Group (Max 6 Students) - Tenerife (15)
- Senior Adult Learners 50+ Years Courses - Tenerife (7)
- Travelling Classroom - Tenerife (2)
- Language Year - Tenerife (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
Spanish exam preparation courses are available to help students to advance through the Spanish levels and gain an official certificate on completion. -
Spanish plus activity courses
Spanish plus activity courses are available in different combinations, so students can select the option most suitable to their timetable to enjoy their chosen hobby. -
Business Spanish courses
Private or group business classes teach the Spanish terminology in a general business environment or specialise in a particular field of interest. -
Junior Spanish courses
Junior Spanish courses are available as a day course or as a package with accommodation and activities included. These are often divided into two age ranges; children and teens. -
Specialty courses Spanish
Teacher training programmes and school trips are just some of the Spanish options students can take in the Specialty category.
Tenerife ratings & opinions
How our students rated their experience in Tenerife
What our students said about Tenerife
Tenerife is versatile and with the Teide you have almost all climatic zones on the island. Santa Cruz has a great big city character and you can find everything you can expect. The rural areas above the coast are relatively densely built up. A lot of industry and energy systems can be found on the south coast. In this respect, Puerto de la Cruz is the ideal place.
You can easily spend up to 2 weeks in Santa Cruz. There is something to explore in every direction. In general, I have noticed that the air quality has deteriorated. I hate the pollution from bottles and cans in the barrancos. There were even plastic bottles floating in the water at "Las Teresita's" local beach in Santa Cruz.
I'm not particularly interested in Puerto de La Cruz and I don't perceive it "as a city". The small historic centre still has flair and I like it. But I travelled to this tourist stronghold exclusively because of the course. (I like Tenerife's capital Santa Cruz very much "as a city").
Tenerife has a lot more to offer than beaches but if you want sun in winter it’s best to go to the south of the island as Puerto de la Cruz has a lot of clouds and rain. You can catch a local bus to the southern resorts at weekends for GBP 10 return.
Unfortunately, there are no beaches in the immediate vicinity of the school that can be reached without a long walk. The exception is Playa de Martianez, but it is difficult to get into the water because of the rocks.
I have been a frequent visitor to the island and the town of Puerto de la Cruz has become my favorite. The island is so beautiful and there are so many places to visit that are also culturally interesting.
The island is very varied. You can get everywhere easily by bus and the travel costs are reasonable. The price-performance ratio for food and accommodation was very good. There are only a few beaches.
I think Tenerife is a very beautiful island. I would not repeat Santa Cruz - very weather-determining experience (weather divide clouds/mountains), no Maritimo, no city beach to linger - what a pity
Unfortunately very touristy and often very dirty (lots of dog poo on the pavements, rubbish is simply dumped in the ravines/slopes). Puerto de la Cruz loses its charm due to the many hotel bunkers.
My assessment was of the town of Adeje, which could desperately do with a pedestrian zone. Tenerife's south is very crowded with tourists in November.
Most recent student reviews of language schools in Tenerife
Everything, especially the teacher.
18 March 2025
Course: Intensive Spanish Course - 1 week
Student age: 53 years
Everyone was very friendly, helpful and committed.
6 March 2025
Course: Intensive 20 - 2 weeks
Student age: 75 years
Everyone is friendly. I had 2 good teachers - Rebecca 1st week; Sandra 2nd week conversation.
3 March 2025
Course: Intensive 20 - 2 weeks
Student age: 70 years
Friendly people on site, the director José was very friendly and competent, organised everything well, our teacher Daniel was super good and friendly. He responded to many suggestions from the students.
12 February 2025
Course: Intensive Spanish Course - 2 weeks
Student age: 61 years
Very hard-working, friendly, good teachers. I really liked the accommodation, I was self-catering.
13 January 2025
Course: Intensive 20 - 2 weeks
Student age: 64 years
Information about Tenerife
- Warm all year round.
- Economic budget choice.
- Great range of landscape - sandy beaches and mountain ranges.
- Good base for island hopping.
- Very touristy throughout the year.
- Hard to mix with the locals.
Key Facts about Tenerife
- Big Mac price (Spain average):
4.21 € (7% cheaper than in USA)
- Residential voltage: 230 V
- Frequency: 50 Hz
Weather in Tenerife
What to do in Tenerife
Arrival airports
Public transportation to city center:
Every 20 minutes, 22 minutes.
Main stops: Aeropuerto Norte, Intercambiador Santa Cruz
Taxi: 12 minutes drive to city center of Tenerife
Public transportation to city center:
Every 30 minutes, 70 minutes.
Main stops: Aeropuerto Tenerife Sur, Intercambiador Santa Cruz
Taxi: 40 minutes drive to city center of Tenerife
Q&A - Questions about Spanish courses and schools in Tenerife
Which region of Tenerife is recommended for my holiday?
I am looking for a language school level A1/A2 for conversation in small groups near Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife with 1-2 hours daily at the beginning of January. What can you suggest me?
My son wants to do a Spanish course and surf for 2 weeks in Tenerife by himself. He also needs accommodation and is 17 years old. What do you recommend?
The school also offers an airport transfer both ways from/to Tenerife South Airport.
As he is 17 years old his only accommodation option at FU is a homestay family. Homestay is the option that I recommend for a true, full-on immersion experience and if you include either full or half board, then you also get to keep practicing around the dinner table, learning much more about the culture and traditions than you would otherwise.
Contact us if you have more questions or if you need help booking the trip. We'll be happy to assist you. ”
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About Spanish Courses in Tenerife
Are the departures individual or group?
Will the child arriving at the airport find his eventual family or is he accompanied by someone?
If, on the other hand, the child is at least 18 years old, the transfer is not compulsory but recommended only if the plane arrives after 19:00 - 20:00, depending on the time of year.
In this case, there is nothing to prevent you from also making arrangements with the host family to meet them or some member of the family at the airport.”
I am looking for a Spanish course for a 10-year-old child in Tenerife. Do you have any options?
The course includes lessons only, taught in a play-based methodology but in an effective way.”
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