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It is the only Spanish city with four World Heritage Sites named by UNESCO.
It was named as the 5th best Spanish city in terms of quality of life by the OCU in 2021.
The average cost of living in Córdoba per week is around 200 euros.
Córdoba is not a large city, you could walk or ride a bike anywhere.
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Your stay is personalized, according to your age and goals. The Spanish classes are memorable and fully adapted to your needs.
We want you to feel right at home during your stay in Córdoba, so we offer several accommodation options to suit your needs. You can live with a host family or stay in apartments or hotels.
Host Families Experience unique local culture by sharing your daily life with a host family. The families in this club are completely trustworthy; they may be students of another language, parents of students, or friends of the school.
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Private Bathroom If you prefer a bit more privacy, you can add a private bathroom for 40€/week or 7€/day.
Apartments If you like more independence, we offer individual or shared apartments. Prices vary according to the season, starting from 45€ per night. Ask us for more details and availability.
Hotels We also have a wide variety of hotels to choose from, depending on your taste and budget. Prices start from 90€ per night, depending on the category and services you prefer.
The city of Córdoba is steeped in history and culture. The old quarter, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, boasts the majestic Mosque-Cathedral, a unique site blending Islamic and Christian architecture. Above all, there are miles and miles of winding cobbled streets, traditional courtyards and other historic sites which transport you back to another age.
The annual Courtyards Festival is a unique tradition in which local people open their courtyards to the public and showcase their stunning displays of flowering plants. The event is usually held in May and allows you to enjoy the traditional Andalusian architecture and appreciate the dazzling beauty of these courtyards brimming with colour and fragrances.
Everyone loves Andalusian food, and the local food from Córdoba is no exception. Try traditional dishes such as salmorejo (a cold tomato dip), flamenquín (a rolled pork fitter) or bull’s tail. Many local bars also give you free tapas with your drink, which turns a night out into a really special experience.
Córdoba hosts a number of festivals throughout the year, such as the Courtyards Festival, the Córdoba Fair and Holy Week, all of which are unique cultural experiences, ranging from the solemn tradition of the processions to the colourful, vibrant atmosphere of the street festivals.
Córdoba is an easy-going place and welcomes its visitors with open arms. Take a stroll round its picturesque squares, such as Plaza de la Corredera, enjoy the lively nightlife in the Jewish Quarter or simply amble down its narrow, whitewashed alleyways. Andalusian hospitality also helps make your visit a warm, memorable experience.
Cordoba is the ideal choice for foreign students. With its historic charm and friendly atmosphere, it will captivate you from the very first moment.
Imagine strolling through its narrow streets, surrounded by centuries-old buildings and lively squares. Around every corner, you’ll find traces of its glorious past, from the impressive Mosque-Cathedral to the majestic Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos.
In addition, Cordoba is home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Mosque-Cathedral, the Historic Centre and the Festival of Patios. These places are testament to the city’s rich history and incomparable beauty.
Immerse yourself in the Cordovan way of life, where time seems to stand still. Enjoy long after-dinner meals with delicious local food, revitalising siestas in the warm sunshine and the hospitality of the locals, known for their friendliness and warmth.
In Cordoba, every corner is a new adventure to discover, an experience that will leave you with indelible memories. Come and fall in love with the magic of this unique city!
Of course it does! The International House network of schools offers the opportunity to validate and validate credits in collaboration with European and North American universities.
The European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System, known as ECTS, is the standard used by the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) to ensure the quality of certified academic programmes.
Each ECTS credit represents at least 25 hours of work, covering both class time and individual study time.
Generally, our classes are made up of groups of between 6 and 10 students, which provides a fun atmosphere but also ensures that each student receives personal attention from their teacher.
Before the classes start, we make sure we know your level of Spanish and which group you will fit in best to get the most out of your experience. To do this, we will send you a link to an online test which you can complete before you arrive at our school. On your first day at Academia Británica, you will have a personal interview with one of our teachers. During this interview, we will assess not only your Spanish language ability, but also your learning objectives and needs. This will allow us to determine in which group and level you will be able to progress most effectively.
We want to be transparent with you: the choice is up to you. But if you’re looking for our perspective… Normally, students who immerse themselves in Spanish with us for an extended period of time prefer to take fewer hours of classes. While those who visit us for only one or two weeks usually prefer more hours of classes to make the most of their stay, you are in control of what is best for you! We are here to accompany you on this exciting experience – get ready to immerse yourself in learning with us!
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