Enforex Spanish Schools - Malaga (Spain)

  Spain

• Malaga: 
Malaga

Term: Throughout the year 
Dates: Please visit our website for dates.

Description: Founded in 1989, Enforex is the largest organization in Spain & Latin America specialized in teaching Spanish as a foreign language.

Our partner school in Malaga combines studies and leisure effortlessly: we have our very own pool, and the beach is just across the street! The school is designed in harmony with its natural environment, with 2 outdoor classrooms and gardens to enjoy the Costa del Sol's abundant sunny days. If you're not much of a city person but want to have an urban center at hand, this is the perfect environment for you. And if you're a beach lover... well, you'll be hard pressed to find a better location!

Location

* Across the street from the beach
* 10 minute bus ride from the city center; there is a bus stop right at the school's entrance
* Numerous markets, shops, pharmacies, restaurants and bars in the vicinity

Facilities

* 7 indoor classrooms and 2 outdoor classrooms for the summer months
* 2 computer rooms with Internet access
* Wi-Fi (wireless access throughout the school)
* Library
* Video room
* Teachers' room
* Porch
* Reception area
* Swimming pool
* Lush gardens in the front and back
* Wheelchair accessible

Minimum student age: 16 years old

Highlights: Malaga, located on the southern coast of Spain, is home to the second largest Mediterranean port and enjoys average yearly temperatures of 23ºC (73ºF). It's a small city with a population of about 600,000, which creates a friendly, warm environment to learn Spanish.

If you're interested in getting to know Spain's most famous region, Andalusia, Málaga couldn't be a more convenient place to learn Spanish. Málaga just a short trip from all the regional highlights: Marbella, Granada, Sevilla and Cordoba.

Though Málaga is not quite as famous as its neighbors, the city's culture and history run just as deep. Dispersed throughout the town you'll find a Roman amphitheater from the 3rd century AD, a 6th century Muslim fortress and an 8th century cathedral where there once lied a mosque, to name a few. Like Granada, traces of Islamic culture are infused throughout the city, but Malaga offers the added advantage of being right on the beach.

What's more, art lovers will revel at the newly inaugurated Picasso Museum. Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga and his most famous works can now be seen where it all began.

Málaga Cultural Activities

The staff at our Spanish school in Málaga organizes daily afternoon and evening activities for students to discover the sights and culture of Málaga, as well as many events on the school grounds for students such as:

* Picasso Museum
* City Tour
* Barbeques
* Dance classes
* Movie nights
* Garden parties
* Botanical Gardens

Weekend Excursions from Málaga

On the weekends, you can sign up for trips to nearby cities in Andalusia or even discover Morocco with us! Here are some examples:

* Ronda
* Nerja Caves
* Pueblos blancos
* Sevilla
* Tarifa
* Granada
* Costa del Sol
* Morocco

Cost in US$: Please visit our website for information regarding cost and what's included.

Credit Available: yes

Experience Required: no

This Program is open to World Wide Participants.

Participants Travel to Spain Independently Or in Groups

Typically Participants Work Independently Or in Groups of +8

Application Process Involves:

• Written Application

Year Founded: 1989