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Malaga.A great place to learn Spanish.Thousands of people from around the world choose Malaga as the place to come and study and perfect their Spanish. This is because Malaga has a very wide selection of private schools which, for decades, have provided one of the largest selections of Spanish teaching resources in the entire country. In addition to this, in 1947 Malaga University pioneered the teaching of Spanish courses to foreigners. But also, Malaga offers many other incentives.

MALAGA

How to arrive

Malaga presents itself as a city that is open to the world. It is equipped with the entire transport infrastructure necessary to allow you to visit it from any country and using any means of transport: Its International Airport is among the biggest in Spain, with over 60 airlines operating on its premises and more than 130 connections to different domestic and international destinations. Its Port, with cruise ship terminals and the most modern marine facilities in the country, is the second biggest on the Peninsula, so it receives the biggest shipping companies in the world. Its Train Station, which is one of the most important rail hubs in Andalusia, is connected to Spain’s major cities via the High Speed (AVE) network. Its modern motorways and highways make it easy to reach the city and its surrounding area from anywhere on the Peninsula.

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MÁLAGA

To visit from MalagaThe city of Malaga’s strategic geographical location and the great travel links it enjoys make the city a perfect starting point to travel on a High Speed train to discover some of the region’s fascinating cities such as Cordoba (1 hour away) and Seville (2 hours away) and even the country’s capital, Madrid, which is only 2 ½ hours away. Or you can travel by road to Sierra Nevada (Granada) to go skiing (1 ½ hours away), or go to play golf on the best courses in Marbella (Malaga).

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How to live MalagaThe first thing that attracts visitors to Malaga is its exceptional climate, with over 320 sunny days a year, and the beauty of its beaches, spread over 14 km of coastline. But this city is so much more than that. Malaga is the taste thanks to its varied selection of delicious dishes prepared with the best natural products that sit perfectly with the Mediterranean diet that is so famous for its healthy properties. Malaga is the scent of orange blossom in the spring and jasmine and night-blooming jasmine in the summer, that make you dizzy with delight as you walk through its gardens and parks that are dotted around different parts of the city. Malaga is music during its August Fair, when the streets are adorned with colourful paper lanterns and filled with its “verdiales” songs and the happiness of its people. Malaga is the image you see as you stroll along its countless narrow streets inside its historic quarter, full of balconies adorned with geraniums, sure to impress any passers-by. But, what is Malaga for you? Come and find out.

From the sea to the mountain.Malaga has an extraordinary natural heritage and environmental diversity, allowing you to try a different kind of tourism: the Montes de Malaga Natural Park, the “La Concepción” Historical and Botanical Garden, the Park or “Las Contadoras” Nature Classroom are some examples.

Nature education and interpretation activities can be combined with other recreational activities.

Outdoor Sports.Additionally, Malaga’s favourable weather conditions and its lush natural environment make it possible to take part in all kinds of sports. From the sea (sailing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, swimming, scuba diving, angling and canoeing) to the mountain (horse riding, hiking, potholing and climbing) to in the city (cycling, tennis, padel tennis, athletics, archery and golf ), being able to enjoy the weather in the outdoors is a real treat.

Malaga. City of art and culture.Over 3000 years of history, Phoenicians, Romans and Arabs have left behind their cultural and monumental legacy in the city, giving it its great character and the beautiful monuments it enjoys today.

This rich mix of cultures is apparent when, from a single point, you can see La Alcazaba, a palace-fortress from the Muslim period, at the foot of Mount Gibralfaro, which is the location of the Moorish defensive Castle that was attached to it, next to the Roman Theatre and opposite to the Customs building from the Renaissance period.

A few metres from there, is the cathedral “Catedral de la Encarnación”. This is one of the finest examples of Spanish religious art around today.

The birthplace of Picasso and other great painters, Malaga is now known as the “City of Museums”, with over 40 of them, including such important legacies as the Picasso Museum, Carmen Thyssen Malaga, the Centre Pompidou Malaga, the Centre for Contempo-rary Art, the Centre Collection of the Russian Museum St Peters-burg/Malaga, Museum of Malaga, the Automobile Museum, the Museum of Wine and the Museum of Glass and Crystal.

Malaga. The birthplace of Picasso

Malaga City aliveMalaga presents itself as a city that is full of life at any time of the day. Throughout the year numerous activities, festivals, cultural and sporting events take place, with the Theatre Festival, Carnival, Holy Week, Spanish Film Festival, the White Night, the Sports Festival, the night of San Juan, the Fair of Malaga and the Marathon being particularly outstanding.

The city has a large selection of theatres, cinemas and exhibition halls that allow residents and visitors to indulge their cultural interests, whatever form they may take (classical, modern, avant-garde or alternative).

When night falls the streets of Malaga are lit up by the countless restaurants, bars and night spots, welcoming people from all walks of life, who are sure to find what they are looking for among the many different options to suit all budgets.

University of Málaga (UMA)The University of Málaga is a public institution devoted to higher education and scientific research. It serves almost 40,000 students and maintains partnerships with 150 firms. The UMA is a young university and is closely integrated into the academic and economic environment of the region. Its hallmarks are high-quality teaching, cutting-edge research and knowledge transfer. As proof of this, it shares – together with the University of Seville – the International Campus of Excellence Andalucía Tech.

International Centre for Spanish (CIE-UMA)

The International Centre for Spanish at UMA has been teaching Spanish to international students for over 70 years. From its location close to the sea and just 20 minutes from the centre, it welcomes over 2,000 students from every continent each year. Together with Spanish language classes, students can take courses taught in Spanish or English.

CIE-UMA programmes adapt to all levels and needs, enabling students to acquire and master Spanish or the subject they choose. It also provides accommodation services and activities to complement the education in Spanish.

ECTS credits

Qualifications obtained at the CIE-UMA are granted according to the ECTS credit system (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System). This system is used by European universities in almost fifty countries to validate courses, as within the European Higher Education Area (EHEA), students’ work is quantified in the same manner, regardless of what country they study in. These certifications also follow the six-level structure for languages from the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).

Páginas web: http://www.uma.es

http://www.uma.es/centrointernacionaldeespañol/

Why to learn Spanish in Malaga?

Now that we have come this far, we hope that you’ve been left in no doubt about why to choose Malaga as the place to come and study Spanish.

You experience Malaga on the street, with its people, who welcome and integrate their visitors, making them feel that they are a part of what is happening, and giving them unique and different experiences. Make learning Spanish an unforgettable experience.

Come to Malaga!

Where to learn Spanish in Malaga

On the following pages we show you some of the city’s most outstanding schools, many of which have been providing Spanish lessons for over 25 years and offer quality that is demonstrated by official certificates from the likes of the Instituto Cervantes, CEELE (University of Alcalá de Henares) or the international EAQUALS.

SPANISH LANGUAGESCHOOLS IN MALAGA

C/ Doña Enriqueta, 4

29007 Málaga (España)

Telf.: + (34) 952 22 76 99

C/ Císter, 429015 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 22 41 22

C/ Sierra del Madroño, 12 29003 Málaga (España)

Telf.: + (34) 951 77 17 65

C/ Córdoba, 6. Ed. Centro Nobel 102-103. 29001 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 951 38 01 57

Avda. Juan Sebastián Elcano, 8929017 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 29 53 78

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C/ Santa Lucía, 7, 1ª planta 29008 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 19 26 03

Camino del Monte, 2329016 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 60 38 85

Avda. Juan Sebastián Elcano, 11729017 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 29 84 81

C/ Carretería, 8429008 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 915 94 37 76

C/ Reino de León, 1029018 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 20 61 28

CLIC INTERNATIONAL HOUSE MÁLAGA6

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www.clic.es/[email protected] centre by:


www.ef.com/wwes/ils/destinations/spain/[email protected] centre by:

www.enforex.com/[email protected] centre by:

www.instituto-andalusi.com [email protected] Accredited centre by:

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Plaza de la Merced, 20, 1º29012 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 21 39 3211 INSTITUTO

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Pasaje Antonio Barceló Madueño, 529017 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 29 93 30

Centro: C/ Trinidad Grund, 7, 1º 29001 Málaga (España)Pedregalejo: C/ Pintor Martínez Cubells, 12. 29017 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 21 90 23

Paseo de la Farola, 329016 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 22 40 06

C/ Cárcer, 729012 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 672 20 70 29

C/ Rodeo, 529018 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 29 32 42

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Avda. Andalucía, 27, Oficina 26 29006 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 31 50 75

OLÉOLÉ SPANISH SCHOOL


ACCREDITATIONS

CALIDAD TURÍSTICAThe Integral Spanish Tourism Quality System for Destinations promoted by the Secretary of State for Tourism.

EAQUALSAccredited centre by EAQUALS (The European Association for Quality Language Services).

INSTITUTO CERVANTESAccredited centre by the Instituto Cervantes.

ASSOCIATIONSESPAÑOL EN MÁLAGANew Association of Spanish Centres in Málaga.

ESPAÑOL EN ANDALUCÍAAndalucian Association of Spanish Lan-guage Schools.

FEDELESpanish Federation of Associations of Schools of Spanish as a Foreign Language.

ACCOMODATION

Spanish language schools with their own residence

EF CAMPUS INTERNACIONAL DE IDIOMASAvda. Juan Sebastián Elcano, 117. 29017 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 29 84 81www.ef.com/wwes/ils/destinations/spain/malaga | [email protected]

ENFOREX MÁLAGAC/ Carretería, 81. 29008 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 915 94 37 76www.enforex.com/es | [email protected]

MALACA INSTITUTO. CLUB HISPÁNICOC/ Rodeo, 5. 29018 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 29 32 42www.malacainstituto.com | [email protected]

Number of rooms: 15

Capacity: 41

Availability: all year round

Number of rooms: 34

Capacity: 44


Number of rooms: 96

Capacity: 150

Availability: all year round(Except Christmas)

Student residences

R.U. ALBERTO JIMÉNEZ FRAUDPlaza José Bergamín, 6. 29007 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 08 92 00www.residenciachapor.com | [email protected]

R.U. ALARCÓN LUJÁNC/ Alarcón Luján, 8. 29010 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 625 19 52 [email protected]

R.U. ALFILC/ Doctor Miguel Díaz Recio, 37. 29010 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 21 50 13www.residenciauniversitariaalfil.escontacto@residenciauniversitariaalfil.es

R.U. ARUNDAC/ Manuel de Falla, 3. 29004 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 625 19 52 [email protected]

R.U. BALCÓN DEL ROMERALC/ Margarita Xirgu, 1. 29010 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 28 90 74www.balcon-romeral.es | [email protected]

Number of rooms: 90

Capacity: 257

Availability: from july to september

Number of rooms: 30

Capacity: 120


Number of rooms: 186

Capacity: 400


Number of rooms: 86

Capacity: 209


Number of rooms: 36

Capacity: 48


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RESIDENCIA EL CONVENTOC/ Marquesa de Moya, 7. 29015 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 625 19 52 98www.studentrentalmalaga.com | [email protected]

R.U. MICAMPUS SAN CARLOS MÁLAGAC/ Corregidor Nicolás Isidro, 14. 29007 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 31 00 32www.micampusresidencias.com/es/malaga/[email protected]

R.U. PLUTARCOAvda. Plutarco, 28. 29010 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 10 91 19www.residenciauniversitaria.es | [email protected]

R.U. SANTA PAULAC/ Especerías, 5. 29005 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 952 21 41 48www.rusantapaula.com | [email protected]

R.U. TEATINOSC/ Teseo, 12. 29010 Málaga (España)Telf.: + (34) 951 01 01 80www.rs-teatinos.com | [email protected]

Number of rooms: 22

Capacity: 36



Capacity: 219


Number of rooms: 42

Capacity: 47


Number of rooms: 24

Capacity: 41



Capacity: 280

Availability: all year round(Except Christmas and Easter)

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The Spanish Language schools offer various accommodation options including host-families,

private apartments and student residences.

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More benefits for you:THE SPANISH STUDENT CARDThe Spanish student card is an innovative project that gives you access to subsidised transport, recreation, culture, sport and much more.

It serves as a multi-journey card for buses, and it is also compatible with the municipal bike rental service and can be used as a discount card for museums, monuments, restaurants and shops, with over 50 establishments participating.

And all for justAsk about it at your school or on the website www.livespanishinmalaga.com

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www.malagaturismo.com | [email protected]

Municipal information: 010 — 951 92 60 10

Information offices:• Central Office. Plaza de la Marina, 11• Visitor Reception Centre Ben Gabirol. Calle Granada, 70

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