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Spanish schools in Granada

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Spanish schools in Granada

Granada and San Juan del Sur are the two towns where travelers actually stay long enough to study. Schools run one-on-one or tiny groups, usually in the morning, with a homestay or an apartment add-on. A week is the common minimum. Ask who writes the plan, how many students share a teacher, and whether the afternoon is a tour or free time. The diploma matters less than the hours.

Granada is the classroom town: walkable, colonial, and full of cafes for the homework you will actually do. Schools sit in houses around the center and the Calzada. A homestay puts you a few blocks from class. One-on-one is the default worth paying for. Ask to meet the teacher, not only the owner, and ask what the first Monday looks like.

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Questions

How long should I study?

A week is the usual minimum. Mornings are class; protect them from tours if you actually want to learn.

Is it one-on-one?

Often yes, and that is the version worth asking for. If a group is cheaper, ask how many students share the teacher.

Do schools arrange housing?

Many do, either a homestay or a room. Ask how far it is from class and whether meals are included.

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