About the School
don Quijote Madrid is part of the international network of Spanish language schools don Quijote, founded in 2000. The school is located in central Madrid, in a historic building equipped with 38 modern classrooms. Students from all over the world study here, creating a multicultural environment and allowing you to practice Spanish not only in lessons but also in everyday conversation.
The school is accredited by Instituto Cervantes and offers programs aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Teachers are native speakers with teaching experience.
Programs and Formats
- General Spanish (20 lessons/week) — a standard course to develop all language skills.
- Intensive Spanish (25 lessons/week) — a more intensive program with additional conversation classes.
- Super Intensive Spanish (30 lessons/week) — maximum workload for rapid progress.
- DELE Exam Preparation — targeted preparation for the DELE exam (all levels).
- SIELE Exam Preparation — preparation for the digital SIELE exam.
- Private Classes — individual lessons tailored to your needs.
- Tailor-made Courses — programs for groups with specific goals (e.g., for companies).
- Flamenco Dance + Spanish — a unique combination of language classes and flamenco lessons.
Course duration ranges from 1 week to several months. Classes are held Monday through Friday, usually in the morning.
How Much Does It Cost and What's Included
Course prices depend on intensity and duration. For exact pricing, please contact the school manager or visit the official website. The cost typically includes: study materials, a certificate upon completion, and access to online resources. Accommodation and meals are paid separately (the school offers options for homestays or residences).
Why Choose don Quijote Madrid
- Location: the school is in central Madrid — you live in a language environment 24/7.
- Experience: over 20 years in the market, thousands of graduates.
- Accreditation: Instituto Cervantes guarantees quality.
- Program Variety: from general Spanish to flamenco.
- Modern Facilities: 38 classrooms with interactive whiteboards and Wi-Fi.
What to Consider Before Choosing
- Offline Format: all classes take place in Madrid, so a visa and travel planning are required.
- Prices: studying in Spain can be more expensive than online courses, but immersion pays off.
- Level: there are groups for beginners starting from zero, as well as for advanced learners.
- Accommodation: if you don't want to find it yourself, the school helps with placement (paid service).
