language stay valencia

The cost of a language course in Valencia can vary greatly depending on your personal choices. Here are a few things to consider:

• Language courses: Prices vary according to intensity and duration. Group courses at a language school can cost between 150 and 300 euros per week, while private lessons are generally more expensive.
• Accommodation: Accommodation options include host families, student residences and private apartments, with costs ranging from 400 to 800 euros per month, depending on amenities and proximity to the city center.
• Meals and daily living: Plan a budget for food and personal expenses, which can add up to around 200 to 400 euros per month, depending on your lifestyle.
• Activities and excursions: Cultural activities and excursions organized by the schools may have additional costs, so it's important to include them in your budget.
  It's a good idea to contact language schools directly for precise quotes, and to set aside an extra budget for personal expenses and unforeseen events.

In Valencia, two languages officially coexist: Spanish, the main language spoken by all, and Valencian, a variant of Catalan. This offers a unique cultural richness for those wishing to learn Spanish while discovering the region's linguistic particularities. Our language programs in Valencia will immerse you fully in Spanish culture while giving you the opportunity to familiarize yourself with Valencian.

In Valencia, participants in a language study holiday can take advantage of several types of Spanish courses, adapted to different levels and needs:

• Intensive Spanish courses: Ideal for learners who want to improve their Spanish quickly. These courses usually involve several hours of class each day.
• Exam preparation courses: These courses are designed for students preparing for specific exams, such as the DELE (Diploma of Spanish as a Foreign Language).
• Combined courses: These combine classroom learning with practical activities outside the classroom, offering cultural and linguistic immersion.
• One-to-one lessons: For more personalized attention, one-to-one lessons can target specific language needs.
• Courses for professionals: These courses specialize in professional vocabulary and situations, ideal for people looking to use Spanish in their careers.

•  Cultural visits: Explore historic sites such as Valencia Cathedral, the Central Market, or the City of Arts and Sciences.
• Cooking workshops: Take part in cooking classes to learn how to prepare traditional Valencian dishes such as paella.
• Social outings: Take part in language evenings, group outings or language exchanges with locals.
• Excursions: Organize day trips to nearby places like the Malvarrosa beach or the Albufera nature park.
• Events and festivals: Take advantage of Valencia's many festivals, such as Las Fallas, to immerse yourself in Spanish culture.

• Spring (March to May): The weather is pleasant, and the city celebrates several of its most emblematic festivals, including Las Fallas in March.
• Autumn (September to November): An ideal time to avoid the summer crowds while still enjoying a mild climate.
• Summer (June to August): Although hotter and more touristy, this is a good time for those who like to combine studying with beach activities.

Each season has its advantages, so the best time will depend on personal preferences for climate and cultural activities.