Learning Spanish in Spain

Learn Spanish in Spain, a country which offers everything you could possibly look for in a place to live: good weather, a vibrant social life, excellent cuisine, friendly inhabitants, rich culture and traditions, a fascinating history, and a varied landscape from the green mountains of the north to the beautiful beaches of the Mediterranean.

At Enforex we want and encourage students to get to know Spain's most emblematic destinations. That's why we offer 12 unique cities for students to discover, ranging from the dusk-'til-dawn nightlife of Madrid to the golden architecture of Salamanca, the Arabic palaces of Granada and the sun-soaked beaches of Marbella.

In Spain there is something to appeal to everyone, so start planning to come and visit our beautiful country to learn Spanish in Spain!

Spanish Courses in Spain

Flexibility, variety and quality: these are the elements that define Enforex's 20 Spanish programs in Spain.

• Courses starting every Monday, all year round
• Minimum course duration: 1 week, and up to 1 year
• Maximum 10 students per class, average 5-6
• 5 hours of cultural lessons and workshops every week
• Combine your course in different cities!

• Spanish is the world's third most spoken language, after Mandarin Chinese and English, and ranks second in terms of native speakers.
• At the end of the 19th century, 60 million people spoke Spanish. Today, almost 500 million people worldwide speak Spanish!
• Spanish is the mother tongue of approximately 388 million people in 21 countries (Mexico: 102 million, USA: 45 million, Spain: 44 million, Colombia: 44 million, Argentina: 39 million, Venezuela: 28 million, Peru: 28 million...) It is also widely spoken in many more where it is not an official language.
• Hispanic consumers are the fastest-growing market segment in North America. Their population in the USA has grown by 60% in just one decade and their buying power is expected to exceed $1.3 billion by 2013.
• Spanish is the second most used language in international communication, and an official language of the UN and its organizations.

Below we offer economic and cultural reasons to study Spanish.