General Courses
3 coursesEveryday classes for speaking, listening, reading and writing. The starting point for most students.
- 20–30 lessons a week
- 1 to 52 weeks
- Every level
From €235 per week
Longer stays cost less per week.
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Learn Spanish inside a pink historic building on a narrow street in the old town of Seville, where CLIC has been teaching since 1983. Step outside and you're a minute from tapas bars, shops and a corner supermarket, and two minutes from the historic centre itself.
Inside, an Andalusian patio with its own cafe sits alongside 33 classrooms, while a rooftop terrace with a swimming pool gives you somewhere to unwind once class ends. Classes stay small, averaging 8 students and never exceeding 10, taught by native Spanish speakers who all hold a university degree and a teaching qualification.
CLIC Sevilla suits students who want small classes, a lively social scene and an immersive base right in Seville's historic centre. If you'd rather have a small, boutique school or want to avoid the busiest peak season, look elsewhere.
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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.
€282 per week
Read about this courseA work placement alongside your language course.
€535 per week
Read about this course5 ways to live in Seville, 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.
€245 per week
Sunday to Saturday.
Your own room in a flat with housemates. You cook for yourself.
€195 per week
Sunday to Saturday.
A self-contained studio for one or two people. Space and quiet, without a host or housemates.
€345 per week
Sunday to Saturday.
A whole apartment to yourself, or for a family travelling together.
From €540 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.
See how busy the school typically is throughout the year and choose the month that best suits your preferences.
The busiest month of the year. The school is at its liveliest, and the popular courses fill up first.
Classes fill up quickly this month.
Busyness describes how full the school is, not class size or who you will study with.
Morning classes run Monday to Friday, starting at 09:15. Groups stay small, up to 10 students with an average of 8 in the room, so the teacher can give real attention to your pronunciation and progress. Courses come in 20, 25 or 30 lessons a week, so you can pick the intensity that suits you, and private lessons are also available, either face to face or online. Your level is checked in advance, so you walk into your first class already placed with students at the same stage, from complete beginner through to advanced.
There is no test to sit when you walk through the door. Your level is checked before you arrive, so the school already knows which class fits you and you can go straight in without a first-morning scramble.
You will not need to bring textbooks or workbooks. Everything for your course is provided, so the only thing worth packing is your motivation to speak Spanish.
Once lessons wrap up, Monday afternoon brings the school's welcome activity: a guided walk through Seville that doubles as your first proper look at the city and a chance to start putting names to faces.
Classes stay small. The room rarely settles into one nationality or one language habit, so conversations naturally slide between accents from a dozen countries. Your first Monday afternoon starts with a guided orientation walk through Seville, a straightforward way to learn the streets around school while putting names to faces before the week gets busy.
Once the walking is done, the building itself does a lot of the socialising for you. The Andalusian patio café is the obvious spot for a coffee between classes. When the sun gets serious, head up to the rooftop terrace, where there is a swimming pool and a chill-out area with a proper kitchen for cooking together rather than just microwaving something. Before you even land in Seville, the school's Facebook group is where a good number of students start swapping messages with future classmates.
An even mix of men and women.
A weekday here, as most students experience it.
Lessons finish at lunchtime, and the afternoons belong to the cultural programme. Each week includes a free activity, a flamenco lesson, a film night or a cultural workshop, alongside optional extras such as museum visits, cooking classes and tapas and wine tastings. Most weeks build towards a Saturday excursion to Cordoba to see the Great Mosque.
Join the guided orientation walk through Seville on your first Monday afternoon
Take a coffee break in the Andalusian patio café between classes
Cool off and chat on the rooftop terrace, which has its own swimming pool
Cook or unwind with classmates in the chill-out area's shared kitchen
Every member of staff at CLIC Sevilla is background-checked before they start work, and someone is on hand throughout school hours if you need help. If a medical situation comes up, the school steps in with information and practical support rather than leaving you to figure it out on your own. You get a safety briefing and a list of emergency numbers on your first day, plus an emergency contact you can reach outside school hours.
A trained team member is scheduled every day, so first-aid support is never far away.
The school logs every safety incident as it happens, and none of a serious nature have occurred in the past two years.
C. Albareda, 19, Casco Antiguo, 41001 Sevilla, Spain
“An amazing language school in Seville. You will not be let down with their phenomenal family-like service. From Carmen and Carolina at the cafe, to Javier organizing day trips & events, Es de Nieves, Isabella, Isabell…”Jun 2026
“An amazing language school in Seville. You will not be let down with their phenomenal family-like service. From Carmen and Carolina at the cafe, to Javier or…”
“The teachers were great, the cultural program is a very nice plus and Sevilla is a very lively city with something for everybody. I would consider going ther…”
“Clic Sevilla is a great place to learn Spanish. Everything is well organized and the location in Sevilla is perfect. Special thanks to the staff, Cinta is an…”
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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
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Seville 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.