Learn with native teachers
Take classes online from wherever you want
Access our virtual campus at any time
Boost your ERASMUS by speaking the local language
Learn with native teachers
Take classes online from wherever you want
Access our virtual campus at any time
Why study a language course?
An ERASMUS is a unique life experience. You’re going to meet so many interesting people! You’ll also face many new challenges. Don’t let your lack of knowledge of a language hinder you – prepare your communication skills.
An ERASMUS is a unique life experience. You’re going to meet so many interesting people! You’ll also face many new challenges. Don’t let your lack of knowledge of a language hinder you – prepare your communication skills.
Communicate and express yourself freely. An ERASMUS is an amazing opportunity to meet people from all over the world.
Understand your classes and your teachers. It’s incredible to immerse yourself in a class of native students and participate in debates and talks.
You’ll be able to hold your own in everyday situations. Develop and improve freely – native speakers really appreciate our effort!
What languages we’re going to teach you
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How we can help you
We focus mainly on your communication skills, but that doesn’t mean we don’t teach you grammar or improve your written expression!
Our classes are taught by native teachers who know what it’s like to live in another country and the daily struggle that comes with it.
You’ll receive didactic material that will be published in the pupils’ area of our website for you to access.
You’ll study a course based on the Common European Framework of Reference for languages.
Our pupils achieve what they set out to do
Each one of our pupils has their own objectives, but all of them have something in common. Thanks to their effort and our dedication, they’ve achieved their goals.
They can tell you better than anyone how learning another language has changed their future.
What are you waiting for? Find your course
Find the option best suited to you. If you need help, contact us and we’ll look into which course fits in best.
Find the option best suited to you. If you need help, contact us and we’ll look into which course fits in best with your goals.
Our methodology
Our goal is to achieve a close student-teacher relationship in personalised classes, ensuring that pupils feel comfortable and confident enough to push themselves to the max and make the most of the tailored service alone or in small groups. This strong connection will help the student reach their objectives in less time.
Communication skills
We place importance on communication skills in all our extended courses so that students practise speaking and listening directly in the target language as much as possible, training their ear to native accents and learning correct pronunciation.
We encourage them to engage in class discussions and debates as much as possible on a range of relevant topics, and will set different oral tasks for them to complete. Pupils will listen to and watch both formal and informal recordings and videos to improve their skills and practise the grammar and vocabulary appropriate to their level.
Grammar approach
Our approach to teaching grammar is to break down each point and make it universally comprehensible without overwhelming or boring our students.
We explain vocabulary using clear lists, definitions and examples, with practical and fun exercises, to test pupils’ assimilation.
Reading comprehension and written expression
Reading tasks will further check this assimilation, and students will complete exercises to assess their comprehension of the text, discussing it orally in more detail.
Written expression practises pupils’ usage of grammar and vocabulary, and will be mainly set for homework. Our teachers will explain how to organise texts in class, giving students a variety of examples and templates they can base their work on.
Level test
Depending on their particular objectives and requests, pupils will have to take a test at the beginning of their course (including an oral assessment) if they have some prior knowledge of the language. This is to place them in the correct level according to their ability.
We place importance on communication skills in all our extended courses so that students practise speaking and listening directly in the target language as much as possible, training their ear to native accents and learning correct pronunciation.
We encourage them to engage in class discussions and debates as much as possible on a range of relevant topics, and will set different oral tasks for them to complete. Pupils will listen to and watch both formal and informal recordings and videos to improve their skills and practise the grammar and vocabulary appropriate to their level.
Our approach to teaching grammar is to break down each point and make it universally comprehensible without overwhelming or boring our students.
We explain vocabulary using clear lists, definitions and examples, with practical and fun exercises, to test pupils’ assimilation.
Reading tasks will further check this assimilation, and students will complete exercises to assess their comprehension of the text, discussing it orally in more detail.
Written expression practises pupils’ usage of grammar and vocabulary, and will be mainly set for homework. Our teachers will explain how to organise texts in class, giving students a variety of examples and templates they can base their work on.
Depending on their particular objectives and requests, pupils will have to take a test at the beginning of their course (including an oral assessment) if they have some prior knowledge of the language. This is to place them in the correct level according to their ability.
Do you want to meet your teachers?
They’re not just teachers, but also educators.
Each one of them transmits their life experiences, lessons and world view in their classes.
Read their personal stories and you’ll understand what they can contribute to you: a lot more than a language.