About the School
Tía Tula Spanish School is a family-run school founded with the goal of providing foreign students with quality education in a friendly atmosphere. The school is located in the heart of the university district of Salamanca, a city known for its historical heritage and purest Spanish. Tía Tula is accredited by Instituto Cervantes, guaranteeing a high standard of teaching and worldwide recognition of its courses. The school is also an official examination center for DELE and SIELE.
Programs and Formats
Tía Tula offers exclusively offline learning. Students can choose from the following programs:
- General Spanish – a general Spanish language course for all levels.
- DELE Examination Preparation – intensive preparation for the DELE exam.
- SIELE Examination Preparation – preparation for SIELE.
- Spanish for Teachers – a course for Spanish teachers.
- Intensive Spanish Courses – accelerated courses for rapid progress.
- Group Immersion Programs – group immersion programs.
- University Credit Courses – courses with ECTS credits that can be transferred to your university.
- Spanish Language and Culture – a combination of language classes with a cultural program.
Classes are held in small groups (maximum 8-10 people), allowing attention to each student. Course duration ranges from 1 week to several months.
How Much Does It Cost and What's Included
Prices for Tía Tula courses depend on the program and intensity. For current pricing information, it is recommended to contact a Tutorly expert via the 'Support in Telegram' button. The cost typically includes: study materials, a certificate of completion, and access to cultural activities and excursions. Accommodation and meals are paid separately; the school assists with finding housing.
Why Choose Tía Tula Spanish School
- Instituto Cervantes accreditation – a guarantee of quality.
- Location in Salamanca – the city is considered one of the best places to learn Spanish due to its pure pronunciation and rich culture.
- ECTS credits – the opportunity to earn credit at your university.
- Cultural program – excursions, cooking workshops, dance classes, and other activities included in the tuition.
- Small groups – personalized attention and maximum practice.
What to Consider Before Choosing
- Offline format – the school does not offer online courses, so you must be prepared to travel to Spain.
- Visa – citizens of CIS countries may need a student visa, and the application process takes time.
- Language level – some programs (e.g., Spanish for Teachers) require an advanced level.
- Seasonality – demand is high in the summer months; it is better to book places in advance.
