Horario de atención telefónica: de 09:00 a 18:00 de lunes a jueves y viernes de 09:00 a 14:00
Our school in Seville captures the essence of the city: it is a white building located in the heart of Santa Cruz. When the classes finish, you can lose yourself in the streets of the historic centre, a stones throw away from the cathedral and Alcázar, or relax in our terrace and enjoy whilst counting the days of sun which Seville has every year. Our Spanish school in the capital of Andalucia is a very important reference point, designed by the same architect that made one of the most emblematic monuments in the city, the Plaza de España.
Minimum age of the student: 14 years old.
Study Spanish in the capital of Andalusia
Seville, the capital of Andalusia is considered one of the most beautiful cities to visit in Spain, and their traditions remain alive.
An explosion of color and contrast, plus the fantastic mix of modern and traditional, Seville offers a wide range of cultural activities for everyone throughout the year: bullfighting, Easter, April Fair and the lively atmosphere on the streets thanks to the friendly and open nature of the people.
What to see in Seville? The Guadalquivir River, Maria Luisa Park, the Cathedral, the Torre del Oro and Plaza de España are all charming places where visitors can feel the spirit of an eternally romantic city.
Seville has a rich cultural life. The city hosts many festivals and cultural events such as the Festival of Early Music, which includes numerous musical styles; Jazz Festival; Opera Festival Outdoors; and the Teatro de la Maestranza season opera. For classical music and a fun night, it is advisable to go to one of the many flamenco shows. Some of the best known are Los Gallos, located in the district of Santa Cruz; Patio Sevillano, where performances combining flamenco, classical Spanish dance, the Spanish song and regional dances; and El Arenal, where performances of high artistic value and professional conduct are carried out.
Although Seville has a Mediterranean climate, the province is also affected by the cold Atlantic and the Sierras, and the warmth of the Guadalquivir River Valley.
Most of the year, Seville enjoys a warm climate with mild temperatures. Spring and fall are ideal seasons to visit.
With little rainfall and plenty of sunshine, good weather is one of the main tourist attractions of the province
20 lessons per week (+ sociocultural immersion program)
Timetable: 9:15 to 13:00 or 13:30 to 17:10
Number of weeks: 1-11
30 lessons per week (+ social and cultural program)
Timetable: 9:15 to 13:00 and 13:30 to 15:10
Number of weeks: 1 - 40
20 lessons per week + 10 lessons to prepare for the exam
Timetable: 9:15 to 13:00 and 13:30 to 15:10
Number of weeks: 4
Start date: from 28th April to 23rd May, from 23rd June to 18th July (A2 level not available) and from 27th October to 21st November
20 lessons per week + 10 business classes
Timetable: 9:15 to 13:00 and 13:30 to 15:10
Number of weeks: 4
Starting dates: 13th January, 17th February, 3rd March, 5th May, 30th June, 1st September and 20th October.
Free time in Sevilla
If you want to get to know the folkloric heart of Spain, Sevilla is the perfect city. Study Spanish in Sevilla and you can admire the Torre del Oro, the Alcazar, and the old jewish quarter, Barrio de Santa Cruz. The local fiestas, Easter, the April Fair of Sevilla are the greatest exponents of Spanish culture.
Enjoy the food, the tapas culture, afternoons in the terrazas, the nightlife, flamenco clubs.. Come to our Spanish school in Sevilla and discover it for yourself.
Student Life in the Spanish style. Some city residents offer their homes to CLIC International House to share with our flatshare students. They belong to Spaniards who want to live with our international students. CLIC International House carefully select different accommodations according to a number of different criteria. You will have access to all facilities, kitchen, bathroom, ... This option gives you complete freedom, independence, but also the opportunity to practice Spanish at home. Living room, bathroom and kitchen are shared.
Check-in: 1
Check-out: 0
For those who want to delve into the day to day Spanish customs and enjoy the atmosphere and food. The families that host students are carefully selected by meeting a number of criteria: location, conditions where the property is located, furniture, and food. In addition, families should be hospitable and make the student feel at home living with them. Cleaning and laundry are included once a week. The student will have their own keys to come and go when they want, but there are a number of rules and schedules to be observed, especially when the meals are.
Independence in a friendly and multicultural atmosphere. CLIC IH's residence is located in the historical and commercial center of Seville.
Click IH residences are located in the historic and commercial center of the city of Seville, and you can walk to our school.
Seville has 2 residences to accommodate their students: The Rinconcillo and Segovias. Each of the residences have single or double rooms, and from 6 to 15 students can stay there. They are fully equipped, have a kitchen, a large living room and all necessary equipment.
There are a variety of means of transport in the city. Sevilla has its own airport, in addition to rail lines, bus and taxis.
Paul International Airport to Sevilla
Tel 95 426 September 15
Fax. 95 444 90 25
(12 Kms from Sevilla)
AIRLINE
Iberia: 902,400,500 www.iberia.com
Air Europa: 902,401,501 www.aireuropa.com
British Airways / GB Airways: 902,111,333 www.ba.com
Air France: 901,113,322 www.airfrance.com
Basiq Air Transavia: 902,114,478 www.transavia.com
Air Berlin: 901,116,402 www.airberlin.com
HLX-TUIfly: 912,240,631 www.tuifly.com
Vueling Airlines: 933,787,878 www.vueling.com
Ryanair: not available www.ryanair.com
Taxis:
Price including luggage:
- Monday to Friday, 7:00 to 21:00: 23 € approximately
- Monday to Friday, 21:00 to 7:00, weekends and local holidays 25 € approximately
TRAIN:
Train station
santa Justa
902 240 202
www.renfe.es
From Madrid:
AVE high speed train services every hour between 7.00 and 22.00. Travel time is about two and a half hours and costs around € 70 one way.
From Malaga:
Train service from the airport to the train station in Malaga (single ticket € 1). Trains Malaga to Seville leave every day at 07.40, 10.40, 14.05, 16.35 and 20.13. It takes about two hours and the ticket costs € 18.00.
BUSES
From Madrid:
This is the cheapest way to get to Seville from Madrid (18 € return ticket), but it takes 6 hours. Buses run 8 times a day from the bus station of C / Mendez Alvaro 83, tel. 913 March 22 66. Socibus Company
www.socibus.es
from Malaga
Way tickets cost € 13.89 and can be purchased at Malaga bus station, tel. 952 35 00 61. EL journey takes about two hours and 45 minutos.Empresa Alsina Graells. Tel 952 31 82 95
Local Buses: 900 710 171
www.tussam.es
Bus stations in Sevilla:
Prado de San Sebastián
95 490 80 40
Plaza de Armas
95 490 80 40
BY CAR:
Sevilla is connected to major cities of Spain through a network of highways that follow European standards, all free except the A-4 between Seville and Cadiz. Seville and Cadiz are connected both by the A-4 as the N-IV, in the opposite direction that connects Andalusia to Madrid. From Granada and the Costa del Sol, you can get to Seville via the A-92. From Portugal, you can get to Seville via Huelva through A-49. In Sevilla, you can access all the roads and highways across the SE-30, which surrounds the city and has numerous trips downtown.
