General Courses
2 coursesEveryday classes for speaking, listening, reading and writing. The starting point for most students.
- 10–20 lessons a week
- 1 to 52 weeks
- Every level
From €135 per week
Longer stays cost less per week.
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Student age
These ages are averages from recent years, a guide rather than a guarantee for your visit.
6 nationalities
This mix of nationalities is an average from recent years, a guide rather than a guarantee for your visit.
Spanish classes in the Salamanca district of Madrid, run by a family school that has been teaching since 1956. Groups average 7 students, and every teacher is a native speaker.
Bars, cafés and shops are on the doorstep, and the activity programme takes the conversation practice out into the city.
This family-run school suits learners who want a friendly, sociable Spanish course in central Madrid.
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See how busy the school typically is throughout the year and choose the month that best suits your preferences.
One of the calmer months. A good fit if you like a relaxed school where it is easy to get to know your teachers and the people around you.
Busyness describes how full the school is, not class size or who you will study with.
The offering of Estudio Sampere
Everyday classes for speaking, listening, reading and writing. The starting point for most students.
From €135 per week
Longer stays cost less per week.
See the 2 coursesEveryday classes for speaking, listening, reading and writing. The starting point for most students.
€131 per week
Read about this course€100 per week
Read about this courseA building full of other students, with shared kitchens and common rooms. Easiest way to meet people.
Sunday to Saturday.
Read about this stayYour own room in a flat with housemates. You cook for yourself.
Sunday to Saturday.
Read about this stayA private room in a local household, with meals at the table. The most of the language you will speak outside class.
Sunday to Saturday. Your family is matched after booking.
How host family matching worksDay one starts with a placement check, so you end up in a class that matches your Spanish. The school then assigns your timetable based on the result.
You can also ask to be put in touch with a current student before you arrive. Bring a notebook and a pen; that is all you need to start.
Step 1 of 4
Meet the other students at a welcome breakfast on your first day
Flamenco outings, Spanish cooking and museum visits fill the week, with at least one organised cultural activity every week. Saturdays are for excursions. Some are playful, like a water gun fight in Vallecas, and some are a morning browsing El Rastro flea market. Day trips head out to Toledo, Segovia, El Escorial and Alcalá de Henares.
Student contact before arrival
Ask for a student contact before you arrive and get your questions answered by someone who already knows the school.
First-day welcome breakfast
On your first day, the school offers a welcome breakfast with all the students.
Lounges and student café
Two lounge areas and a student café area give you somewhere to relax with other students after class.

Practising Spanish around Madrid
Students and teachers explore the city together, practising Spanish in bars, restaurants and cafés.
Spanish lessons at Estudio Sampere Madrid run in small groups, with an average of 7 students and a maximum of 9. Group lessons start at 09:00 and finish at 12:15, and each lesson lasts 45 minutes. Sessions are available in the morning or afternoon, and extensive evening lessons run twice a week.You complete a placement check before you arrive, and the school confirms your level again on the first day before finalising your timetable.
The school's student community is broadly international, with learners from the USA, several major European countries and many other nationalities. The age range is wide, with a younger crowd in summer and an older one off-season. Students meet in the lounge areas, over coffee at the student café area and on the school's day and night programme. The school also links students up before they arrive.
Slightly more women than men, though not by much.
A weekday here, as most students experience it.
From where you study to where you unwind: this is what you will find at the school.
FEDELE
External inspection.
CCSE
Appointed by the exam board.
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Appointed by the exam board.
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Recognised under public legislation.
You can reach the school by phone or WhatsApp, and an emergency line is available outside school hours. On arrival, you get a safety briefing and a list of emergency numbers. During school hours, staff are on hand if something comes up.If you need medical help, the team goes through the process with you.
The school's average emergency response time is between 5 and 15 minutes.
A 24-hour emergency phone is available at any time of day or night.
Around 40% of staff are trained in first aid.
Calle de Don Ramón de la Cruz, 83, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Nearby
You land at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD), and from there the school's airport transfer can take you into the city. Metro, commuter train and bus services also run from the airport towards central Madrid.
Book the school's airport transfer from Madrid-Barajas Airport, available as an arrival-only or both-ways service.
Take Metro Line 8 from the airport stations towards Nuevos Ministerios, with onward connections into Madrid.
Catch the Cercanías commuter train Line C1 from Terminal 4 towards central Madrid, serving Chamartín and Atocha among other stations.
Ride the EMT Airport Express bus Line 203 from the airport towards central Madrid.
Take an official white Madrid taxi with red bands from the signed ranks outside the arrivals areas.
“A very beautiful place. The teachers are very kind! With the few lessons that I had, I learned new things. Now I can speak Spanish better than before.”Sep 2026
“A very beautiful place. The teachers are very kind! With the few lessons that I had, I learned new things. Now I can speak Spanish better than before.”
“We had a fantastic experience working with Estudio Sampere during our stay in Madrid. They not only designed an academic program that combined a variety of e…”
“I can’t imagine a better place to have completed my semester abroad and advanced my Spanish skills! The personal attention I received from professors due to …”
The key school facts, terms and travel information in one place.
After the school confirms your booking, you pay a 30% down payment within 5 days. The full payment is due 29 days before arrival.
Flexible date changes and a full refund, up to 15 days before arrival. 10% cancellation fee between 13 and 1 days before arrival. No refund after the course starts.
100% refund on the accommodation price up to 15 days before arrival, 10% cancellation fee between 13 and 1 days before arrival. No refunds on the day of check-in.
For Residents of the EU/EEA and Switzerland
For Non-EU/EEA and Swiss Citizens
Madrid 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 €131 per week, including course materials. You pay the school price, with no extra charge.
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