Teaching Spanish in Granada with Castila’s ELE Course
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–4 weeks
Fitness Level
Participants should be able to walk short distances on cobbled streets and manage full-day class schedules without difficulty.
Overview
Castila Centro Internacional de Estudios Hispanicos offers Spanish teachers a unique training course in Granada’s Albaicín neighborhood, combining practical classroom experience with enriching cultural immersion.
Curso de formación de profesores ELE
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About This Adventure
This course offers Spanish teachers and graduates a unique opportunity to enhance their teaching skills through practical observation and participation in real classes. With advanced and introductory levels available, participants will develop effective teaching strategies and engage in ongoing training activities, making it an enriching experience for aspiring educators.
This course offers Spanish teachers and graduates a unique opportunity to enhance their teaching skills through practical observation and participation in real classes. With advanced and introductory levels available, participants will develop effective teaching strategies and engage in ongoing training activities, making it an enriching experience for aspiring educators.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Orientation
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before your first class to complete registration and placement tests.
Bring Writing Materials
Pack notebooks, pens, and optionally a device for accessing digital course resources.
Spanish Language Level Required
A minimum B2 Spanish level is necessary to fully benefit from the course content.
Wear Comfortable Footwear
Granada’s Albaicín has uneven cobblestones and hills; sturdy shoes ease daily travel between classes and the neighborhood.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common city birds like the Iberian magpie
- Occasional sightings of Mediterranean geckos on sunlit walls
History
Granada’s Albaicín dates back to its Moorish period and has retained much of its medieval character, offering a rich historical backdrop for learning Spanish.
Conservation
Efforts in Granada focus on preserving the Albaicín’s architecture and limiting traffic to maintain air quality and protect cultural heritage.
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Adventure Hotspots in Granada
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Notebook and Pens
For taking notes during lectures and planning lesson strategies.
Spanish Phrasebook or Dictionary App
Helpful for clarifying vocabulary and improving conversational skills outside class.
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Needed to navigate the steep, uneven streets of Albaicín daily.
Electronic Device (Tablet/Laptop)
Useful for accessing digital teaching materials and participating in supplemental online activities.