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    Courses for Adults and Evening Class

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    Last update: 15/06/2005

    The city government, or your local council (the town hall in Madrid) will offer courses in Spanish for immigrants (often for free). They will also give you information on private organizations.

    Social Clubs can provide many courses for growth and learning. "Junta" of your area ( xunta de galicia, junta de andalucia...), Universities, employment offices of Inem, provide training and courses for adults.

    Language education

    If you don't speak Spanish, it's advisable to enrol in a course at a local language school, preferably before arriving in Spain. If you're working in Spain you will usually have little choice about learning Spanish; in fact you're unlikely to obtain a job interacting with Spaniards if you don't speak good Spanish. In some areas they speak the official language of the region in addition to castillan (galicien in galice, catalan in catalogne ...). If you're planning to work in Spain you may wish to obtain a formal qualification in Spanish for non-native speakers of Spanish (Diplomas de Español Como Lengua Extranjera), administered by the Spanish Ministry of Education, the Instituto Cervantes and the University of Salamanca. Information is available from the above institutions or Spanish embassies, and examinations are held worldwide at three levels (beginner, intermediate and advanced).

    Spanish language schools

    Instituto Cervantes: offers Spanish courses abroad and maintains a list of languages in Spain. Unfortunately, their web site is almost impossible to navigate if you do not already know Spanish. Directory of Spanish language schools

    Higher education in English

    Schiller International University,
    San Bernardo 97-99, 1º
    28015 Madrid
    E-Mail: admissions@schillermadrid.edu

    European University - Madrid,
    Covarrubias 23
    28010 Madrid
    Saint Louis University,
    Padre Arrupe Hall
    Avda. del Valle, 34, 28003 Madrid.
    Tel: +34-91- 554-5858,
    email: Madrid@spmail.slu.edu.

    Asturias Business School
    C/ Quintana 11B, Oviedo (Asturias)
    Tel: +34 985225691, Fax: +34 985228663
    Language learning materials

    Librería Lenguajes
    Ruiz de Alarcón, 27, Aptdo. 4034,
    28080 Madrid
    Tel./Fax: (91) 420 30 12
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    Rebecca Baird - 26/05/2003
    International Newcomers Club of Madrid
    The International Newcomers Club (INC) offers someone new to Madrid the opportunity to meet English-speaking people from all around the world. INC provides information about community activities, services and organizations and acts as a forum to share experiences so that members (new and old) may better enjoy living in Madrid and Spain. To find out more, visit our website at http://www.incmadrid.com
    We look forward to welcoming you to Madrid!
     

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