Going abroad

Enhance your CV, gain valuable work experience and have the time of your life.

There are numerous different ways to study in Spain. Eihter via an Erasmus exchange program, via an internship or just via your own university.

At Universities in Spain, there are normally two lecture shifts one in the morning, from 8:00 a.m to 2:00p.m and afternoon/evening classes from 4:00pm to 9:00 p.m. Normally you get the option to choose between one of them. Once in a while you can attend a classes in the another shift when, for example, you prefer a certain teacher.

Unlike the education system in most northern European countries you will have to take lots of notes and are told to supplement them with extra reading from a certain bibliography, which will be provided to you, even though some teachers are happy with their own notes. Ask your classmates about the requirements of your teachers. And keep in mind that the Spanish system still tends to be based on "listen and learn" much more than other Western higher education systems.

A study or practical work experience in Spain will allow you to learn about another culture and encourage personal development, co-operation, tolerance and open-mindedness. This is an opportunity to grow both professionally and personally, enhance your career chances and you social skills, an opportunity not to miss out on.

Studying Spanish in Spain

Learning a different language is always a good contribution to your CV. Especially for an international student preparing yourself for an international career.

Spanish is a language which is being spoken by over 500 million people throughout the world and is the official language in 21 countries, with over 350 million native speakers. In the United States alone more than 30 million native Spanish speakers live and the numbers are on the increase. Spanish is an official language in many international organizations (i.e. the United Nations, GATT, etc.) and it is widely used in the world of art and tourism.

By learning Spanish you will be able to better understand the Spanish/ Latin American cultures which made some of the biggest contributions to the art world literature. Only just naming a few are famous artists such as: Goya, Picasso, Miró, and Dali and authors like Cervantes, Garcia Marques and Isabel Allende who all made a great difference and who have greatly contributed to the world of literature. If you speak Spanish, it also means that you’ll have a bigger number of possibilities in getting a job and will make your life in Spain a lot easier.

StartEasyCareer can inform and offer you advice on a Spanish course which best matches your current needs. Click here for more information about Spanish Language Courses in Spain.

All Spanish lessons are designed for small groups or private tutoring. Classes are taught exclusively by native Spanish teachers, each dedicated and willing to help you on every point necessary. Have fun, meet people and improve your Spanish to a level suitable for your line of work.