CLIC Cádiz

Class size
Max 10 8 on average
Average age
36 younger in summer
Minimum age
13
Classrooms
12
Nationalities
8

About CLIC

Study Spanish in Cadiz, the oldest city in Western Europe, at a school built around small classes and a rooftop terrace where the harbour breeze does most of the cooling. The beach is a five-minute walk away, close enough for a swim once your morning lessons finish.

Classes stay small, capped at 10 and averaging 8 students, taught by native Spanish teachers who all hold a teaching qualification. Students arrive from more than 20 countries, and the school runs a dedicated Spanish and surf combination alongside its regular courses.

Class size Max 10 8 on average
Average age 36 younger in summer
Minimum age 13
Classrooms 12
Nationalities 8

Is CLIC right for you?

CLIC Cadiz suits students who want authentic Andalusian city life, small classes and easy access to the beach, with the option to add surf lessons. It suits a quieter, historic seaside city rather than a large cosmopolitan capital.

A good fit if you…

  • Seek an authentic, non-touristy Andalusian city
  • Want beach access straight after class
  • Want to combine Spanish lessons with surfing
  • Enjoy learning in small class groups

Keep in mind…

  • Not a big cosmopolitan city

Plan your language trip

Start with the students. Start date, trip length and language level are set per student next.

Courses at CLIC Cádiz

To see all courses, exact prices and full details, use the planner above.

General Courses

3 courses

Everyday classes for speaking, listening, reading and writing. The starting point for most students.

  • 20–30 lessons a week
  • 1 to 52 weeks
  • Every level

€235–€355 per week

Longer stays cost less per week.

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Pathway Courses

1 course

A full programme aimed at university entry, with credits that count.

  • 20 lessons a week
  • 28 to 32 weeks, fixed start dates
  • A1–A2

€140 per week

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Private Courses

3 courses

One teacher, one student. Content and pace follow whatever you need to work on.

  • 5–20 lessons a week
  • 1 to 52 weeks
  • Every level

€235–€900 per week

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Exam Preparation Courses

2 courses

Targeted practice for official exams, built around the exam dates.

  • 10 lessons a week
  • 1 to 4 weeks, fixed start dates
  • Every level

€120–€135 per week

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50+ Courses

1 course

A smaller group of students over fifty, with a slower pace and a cultural programme included.

  • 20 lessons a week
  • 1 to 4 weeks, fixed start dates
  • A1–C1

€440 per week

Longer stays cost less per week.

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Thematic Courses

2 courses

General classes plus a theme such as culture, work or a specific programme.

  • 22–28 lessons a week
  • 1 to 52 weeks, fixed start dates
  • Every level

€310–€440 per week

Longer stays cost less per week.

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Summer programmes

2 courses
  • 20 lessons a week
  • 1 to 12 weeks, fixed start dates
  • A1–C1

€920–€1,200 per week

Longer stays cost less per week.

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Internships

1 course

A work placement alongside your language course.

  • 20 lessons a week
  • 2 to 4 weeks, fixed start dates
  • A2–C2

€535 per week

Longer stays cost less per week.

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Plan your trip Dates, availability and your price for the course you pick.

Accommodations at CLIC Cádiz

4 ways to live in Cadiz, all booked through the school. The stay period follows your course automatically.

Student Residence

1 stay

A building full of other students, with shared kitchens and common rooms. Easiest way to meet people.

  • Single Room and Double Room
  • No meals
  • 17 minutes by public transport to school

€260 per week

Sunday to Saturday.

  • Student Residence Hall La Oca from €260
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Shared Flat

1 stay

Your own room in a flat with housemates. You cook for yourself.

  • Single Room
  • No meals

€210 per week

Sunday to Saturday.

  • Shared Flat with Spaniards or International Students from €210
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Private Apartment

1 stay

A whole apartment to yourself, or for a family travelling together.

  • Double Room
  • No meals
  • 17 minutes by public transport to school

€390 per week

Sunday to Saturday.

  • La Oca Apartments
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Host Family

1 family

A private room in a local household, with meals at the table. The most of the language you will speak outside class.

  • Single Room and Double Room
  • Half board or full board

€245 per week

Sunday to Saturday. Your family is matched after booking.

  • Host Family from €245
How host family matching works
Plan your trip Rooms, meal plans and prices for your own dates.

What classes are like at CLIC

Lessons run in small groups, 5 to 10 students, with a maximum of 10, so teachers can focus on what you personally need to work on rather than teach to a crowded room. Standard group classes run each weekday morning from 09:15 to 13:00, and some course types, including the more intensive options, add afternoon lessons such as conversation practice. Your level is set before you travel through an online test, then confirmed on your first day with a short oral conversation with a teacher, so you start in a class suited to your Spanish level.

8
students on average, never more than 10
50 min
per lesson, from 09:15
10–30
lessons a week, your choice
All levels
from total beginner to C2

Your first day at CLIC

You will already have taken an online test before travelling, which gives the school an initial indication of your level. On your first morning, a teacher confirms that placement through a short spoken conversation, which decides which group you start in. From there, the welcome activity helps you get oriented in Cadiz and meet other students in a relaxed, guided setting.

  1. Your level, already gauged by an online test before arrival, is confirmed through a short oral conversation with a teacher.

  2. You take part in the school's welcome activity, which helps you meet other students.

Three students and a teacher pose outside the language school.
Modern tiled school building beside a tree-lined street
Bright school interior with chairs, table, plant, and wall sign.

Social life at CLIC

CLIC Cadiz draws a broadly international crowd, with German, Italian and Dutch students among the largest groups and a wide spread of other nationalities besides. Many students arrive on their own, and the school leans into that from the start: a welcome activity introduces new arrivals to the city and to each other before the first lesson is over. From there, the rooftop terrace, shared kitchen and weekly activity programme give people repeated chances to mix between lessons and after class. A few practical ways to start meeting people follow below.

Men and women

Male 40% Female 60%

Slightly more women than men, though not by much.

This mix of men and women is an average from recent years, a guide rather than a guarantee for your visit.

Student age

13+Admitted from
26Average in summer
36Outside peak season

Age distribution

  • Under 18: 10%
  • 18-24: 24%
  • 25-34: 24%
  • 35-50: 13%
  • 50+: 29%
These ages are averages from recent years, a guide rather than a guarantee for your visit.

8 nationalities

  • Germany 15%
  • Italy 12%
  • Netherlands 12%
  • Switzerland 10%
  • United Kingdom 8%
  • France 4%
  • United States 4%
  • Sweden 1%
  • Other 34%
This mix of nationalities is an average from recent years, a guide rather than a guarantee for your visit.

A day at CLIC

A weekday here, as most students experience it.

09:15

Morning Spanish lessons

Group classes begin, capped at 10 students, mixing grammar with spoken practice.

11:00

Break on the rooftop terrace

A pause between classes on the school's rooftop terrace overlooking the city.

11:30

Second lesson block

Lessons resume and run until 13:00, the standard finish time for the morning group course.

13:00

Lunch break

Free time to eat, either back at your accommodation or somewhere near the school in the city centre.

14:30

Afternoon activity

Afternoons open into the school's activity programme: a guided city and history tour, a museum visit or a surf lesson, among others on offer during the week.

What you do outside class at CLIC

Six activities run every week, scheduled on weekday afternoons and rounded off with a weekend excursion. The programme includes a guided walk through Cádiz's old town, a visit to the Tavira Tower, a paella cooking session, a surf lesson and a class on the city's famous carnival culture. The walking tour, a museum visit and a film night are included at no extra cost.

Ways to meet people

Guided welcome activity

New arrivals join a guided tour of Cadiz led by a teacher, a natural first chance to meet other students.

Weekly activity programme

Six activities a week, including tapas tours, cycling and beach days, bring students together outside class.

Two people relax in deck chairs on a rooftop terrace.

Rooftop terrace

Between classes, students gather on the rooftop terrace overlooking the city to relax and chat.

Woman sitting in a stylish lounge with plants and a television.

Student lounge

The indoor common lounge gives students an easy spot to hang out between lessons.

Activities you can join at CLIC

Beach day
Included for free
City tour
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Museum visit
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Historical site tour
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Cultural workshop
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Film night
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Half-day excursion
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Weekend trip
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Day trip to nearby city
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Wine tasting
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Cooking class
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Cooking class
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Sports and games
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Cycling tour
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Surf lesson
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Dance class
phonetic lessons
pronunciation lessons

Facilities and quality marks at CLIC

12 classrooms
General
  • Student Kitchen
  • Reception
  • Printing & Scanning
  • Left-Luggage Storage
Comfort
  • Dedicated Student Wi-Fi
  • Air Conditioning
  • Heating
Outdoor
  • Rooftop Garden
  • Terrace
Social spaces
  • Common Lounge
Study
  • Self-Study Area
Accessibility
  • Wheelchair Accessible

Accreditations

Memberships

Certifications

Exam centres

Funding and study leave

  • CSN Sweden

Awards

Other recognitions

Safety & wellbeing at CLIC

You have clear points of contact whenever you need help: a designated student support person, an emergency line that runs outside school hours, and staff on site throughout the day. Emergency numbers and a safety briefing are given on arrival, so you know who to contact in an emergency. Staff are background-checked, a formal safeguarding policy is in place, and any incident is logged rather than handled informally. The school also works with local medical providers and assists directly if you need medical care.If you stay with a host family and are unexpectedly absent, the school contacts the family directly to check on you. Attendance is tracked throughout the course, so unexplained absences get picked up quickly.

Under 5 minute emergency response

The school's average response time to an emergency is under 5 minutes.

No serious incidents in 2 years

No serious safety incidents have been recorded at the school over the past two years.

Half of staff first-aid trained

Around 50% of staff are trained in first aid, with a trained member scheduled every day.

Where CLIC is

C. Acacias, 25, 2ª Planta, 11007 Cádiz, Spain

  • CLIC School location
  • Carrefour Express 1 minutes’ walk
  • 5-minute walk from the beach 5 minutes’ walk
  • Student Residence Hall La Oca 17 min by public transport from the school
  • La Oca Apartments 17 min by public transport from the school

What students say about CLIC

“I had a great time at this school which I found very modern and professional. Despite my short stay (1 week) I felt that my Spanish came easily back to me. In more than 30 years of studying various languages in countr…”
Nov 2025
Nina

“I had a great time at this school which I found very modern and professional. Despite my short stay (1 week) I felt that my Spanish came easily back to me. I…”

Nov 2025
Juliana

“A wonderful school with a great atmosphere to learn Spanish and meet people from all over the world. Teachers are great, the staff is helpful and super frien…”

Oct 2025
Payton

“I had a fantastic class this summer! The lodging they set me up with was great, and the teachers are fabulous at making you speak Spanish all the time.”

Sep 2025

Practical information at CLIC

The key school facts, terms and travel information in one place.

School details Address, minimum age and lesson details
Address
CLIC Cádiz
C. Acacias, 25, 2ª Planta, 11007 Cádiz, Spain
Cadiz
Minimum age
13 years
Lesson length
50 minutes
Classrooms
12
Booking, payment and cancellation The terms that apply to your language trip
Payment policy
Flexible (recommended) This is an Extralingo preferred policy

A down payment of 30% is due upon booking and the full payment is due 29 days before arrival.

Cancel and change

Course and accommodation terms can differ. Read the full cancellation terms before you book.

Accommodation deposit
€200, refunded at the end of your stay
Travel, visa and closing days Information that can depend on your nationality and travel dates
Visa information

For Residents of the EU/EEA and Switzerland

  • No visa required to study in Spain.

For Non-EU/EEA and Swiss Citizens

  • Less than 90 days: Schengen visa required.
  • More than 90 days: National Student Visa (Visado de Estudiante) required.
Airport transfer
€95 one way, Private one-way transfer between the arrival/departure point in Seville and Seville accommodation.
Airport or station transfer
€30 one way, Private one-way transfer between Cadiz station and accommodation.
School closings

Cadiz has the following national holidays. Please note that schools might be closed on these days. The school will inform you about the exact dates once you request a booking.

National Day of Spain (Fiesta Nacional de España) 12 October 2026
Constitution Day (Día de la Constitución) 6 December 2026
Immaculate Conception (Inmaculada Concepción) 8 December 2026
Day of Andalucía (Día de Andalucía) 28 February 2027
Maundy Thursday (Jueves Santo) 25 March 2027
National Day of Spain (Fiesta Nacional de España) 12 October 2027
Constitution Day (Día de la Constitución) 6 December 2027
Student life questions

Frequently asked questions about CLIC

Practical answers about the school and your stay.

Is Wi-Fi available for students?
Yes, the school has dedicated Wi-Fi for students, so you can get online between classes or while working in the common areas.
Can I store luggage or print documents at the school?
The school offers left-luggage storage as well as printing and scanning, handy on arrival or departure day, or whenever you need a hard copy of something for class.
Is there somewhere to study quietly between classes?
Yes, there is a dedicated self-study area separate from the social spaces, ideal for going over your notes or preparing for the next lesson.
Will the classrooms be comfortable whatever the season?
The building has both air conditioning and heating, so classrooms stay comfortable through the Cádiz summer heat and the cooler months alike.
Are the teachers native speakers?
Yes, all of the teachers at CLIC Cádiz are native speakers, ensuring authentic language learning experiences.
Is there an emergency contact at the school?
Yes, CLIC Cádiz has an emergency contact available for all students that need immediate assistance. This contact will be provided before your arrival at the school.

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