Experience authentic Spanish education and culture. Live with a local host family while attending a public school alongside Spanish students.
Everything you need to know about studying in Spain for a full academic year
Full integration into the Spanish public education system, following the same curriculum as local students.
Open to secondary school students from 1st ESO through 2nd Bachillerato.
Live with carefully selected Spanish families for true cultural immersion and language practice.
Full academic year following the Spanish school calendar.
Students may receive family visits or return home during the programme for holidays and special occasions.
Contact us for a personalised quote based on your specific requirements and preferred region in Spain.
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Here's everything you need to prepare for your academic year abroad. Don't worry—we'll guide you through every step of the process.
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after your return date.
Check the visa requirements for your destination country. You may need to apply at the relevant embassy or consulate.
Insurance must cover medical expenses, hospitalisation, and repatriation. It should ideally include accident and civil liability coverage.
Present the last two years of approved studies. In some cases, transcripts must be translated and legalised.
At least one letter from a teacher or headteacher confirming the student's academic performance and conduct.
A letter written by the student explaining their reasons for studying abroad and their goals.
Some countries and institutions require certification proving language proficiency (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS, DELF, DELE).
A declaration from parents or legal guardians demonstrating the financial capacity to cover all expenses (tuition, accommodation, transport, etc.).
Foreign educational institutions typically require advance payment of tuition and administrative fees. Verify specific costs with your chosen institution.
A general and specific health certificate (if required by the destination country), including up-to-date vaccination records.
Comply with the vaccination requirements of your destination country. Some vaccinations may be mandatory for entry.
Depending on the programme, you may also need:
Some programmes require an interview to assess the student's motivation and aptitude.
Official authorisation signed by parents or legal guardians permitting participation in the programme.
Some programmes require signing a contract agreeing to comply with programme and host country regulations.
To ensure a smooth transition:
We recommend (and in some cases require) a cultural and linguistic preparation course before arrival in the destination country.
Information about the customs and cultural norms of the host country to facilitate integration and avoid cultural misunderstandings.
We're here to help! Our team will guide you through every requirement and ensure you're fully prepared.
