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Spanish Language School in Alicante.

Alicante is a maritime Mediterranean city, with its beautiful beaches, its walk along the coast, its restaurants, cafes and dance clubs, its nautical club and its harbour, from which boats leave for the island of Tabarca - a surfer's paradise.

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The Spanish Language School in Alicante occupies the first floor of a restored historical building, situated right in the city centre near the corner of the Alfonso X el Sabio Street, between the Central Marketplace and the city's Principal Theatre.

It is only 7-10 minutes on foot from the beach. The market, the theatre, the shops, cafes, restaurants and terraces create a lively atmosphere at any time of the day or night.

The school is pleasant and welcoming so that you feel comfortable while you study Spanish. At the same time, the school is professionally equipped, with high quality audio and video systems as well as computers, allowing you to make the most of the various educational resources at your disposal.

Each classroom is different. There are round tables in some, or chairs and a sofa to relax a bit in others. Each classroom has its own decoration to create a different atmosphere.Ê

The medium size of the schools allows us to get to know each student on a close and personal level. There is a maximum of seven students per classroom, with an average of five students per group.

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If diversity is what you are looking for, you will find plenty of it in Alicante. The city combines classicism and modernity, leisure and business, fun and studying and even the mountain and the beach.

The richness of its history is preserved through the archaeological remains dating as far back as the third millennium B.C. and on through to the later Iberians. At the beginning of our era, the Romans conferred Alicante the rank of "city" and named it Lucentum.

The wonderful beaches and mild climate all year round make it one of Spain's most important tourist areas. The beauty of the monuments added to the charm of the various festivities and cultural events held throughout the year increase the appeal of the city.

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