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.
CLIC is right for you if 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.
Start with the students. Start date, trip length and language level are set per student next.
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Everyday classes for speaking, listening, reading and writing. The starting point for most students.
From €235 per week
Longer stays cost less per week.
See the 3 coursesA full programme aimed at university entry, with credits that count.
€140 per week
Read about this courseOne teacher, one student. Content and pace follow whatever you need to work on.
From €235 per week
See the 3 coursesTargeted practice for official exams, built around the exam dates.
From €120 per week
See the 2 coursesA smaller group of students over fifty, with a slower pace and a cultural programme included.
€440 per week
Longer stays cost less per week.
Read about this courseGeneral classes plus a theme such as culture, work or a specific programme.
From €310 per week
Longer stays cost less per week.
See the 2 coursesFrom €920 per week
Longer stays cost less per week.
See the 2 coursesA work placement alongside your language course.
€535 per week
Read about this course4 ways to live in Cadiz, all booked through the school. The stay period follows your course automatically.
A building full of other students, with shared kitchens and common rooms. Easiest way to meet people.
€260 per week
Sunday to Saturday.
Your own room in a flat with housemates. You cook for yourself.
€210 per week
Sunday to Saturday.
A whole apartment to yourself, or for a family travelling together.
€390 per week
Sunday to Saturday.
A private room in a local household, with meals at the table. The most of the language you will speak outside class.
€245 per week
Sunday to Saturday. Your family is matched after booking.
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.
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.
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.
Slightly more women than men, though not by much.
Germany
15%
Italy
12%
Netherlands
12%
Switzerland
10%
United Kingdom
8%
France
4%
United States
4%
Sweden
1%
A weekday here, as most students experience it.
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.
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.
Rooftop terrace
Between classes, students gather on the rooftop terrace overlooking the city to relax and chat.
Student lounge
The indoor common lounge gives students an easy spot to hang out between lessons.
Accreditations
Memberships
Certifications
Exam centres
Funding and study leave
Awards
Other recognitions
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.
The school's average response time to an emergency is under 5 minutes.
No serious safety incidents have been recorded at the school over the past two years.
Around 50% of staff are trained in first aid, with a trained member scheduled every day.
C. Acacias, 25, 2ª Planta, 11007 Cádiz, Spain
“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
“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…”
“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…”
“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.”
The key school facts, terms and travel information in one place.
A down payment of 30% is due upon booking and the full payment is due 29 days before arrival.
Course and accommodation terms can differ. Read the full cancellation terms before you book.
For Residents of the EU/EEA and Switzerland
For Non-EU/EEA and Swiss Citizens
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.
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From €160 per week, including course materials. You pay the school price, with no extra charge.
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