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Few cities in Europe capture the imagination quite like Barcelona. For those who come to improve their Spanish, the city offers an ideal balance of language immersion, architectural gems, a vibrant multicultural community, and great beaches! We asked some of our Expanish Barcelona students what they like about studying here.
Malaga is one of the sunniest cities in Europe, so it’s no surprise that it’s a popular destination for Northern Europeans who want to study. But it’s the warmth of its people, more than the sun, that really makes Malaga special. We spoke to some of our students at Expanish Malaga to find out what they like most about studying here.
While the UK and Australia remain popular, more students are choosing Spanish-speaking countries like Argentina to learn the language and gain real-world experience through cultural immersion. In 2022, over 50,000 international students came to Buenos Aires, mostly for short-term Spanish courses.
For our international students, Madrid’s vibrant urban scene is the perfect backdrop for an authentic and immersive Spanish experience. We spoke to some of our long-term students at Expanish Madrid how they were finding life in the city.
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If you are planning to study in Argentina and stay for more than 90 days then you must obtain a student visa. This includes long-term courses in Argentina with accredited language schools like Expanish. To help you navigate the visa process smoothly we’ve created this easy guide with key information and valuable tips.
The concept of remote work is nothing new, but most didn’t really consider it as a real possibility before the pandemic. Now more people than ever are embracing the idea of leaving the office to become a digital nomad, many motivated by the freedom to work from overseas.
How Much Money Do You Need To Study Spanish in Spain?
If you are coming to study Spanish in Spain for more than a few week then you will probably need to get your foreigner's ID number (NIE) or ID card (TIE). But which should you get, and how do you apply for it? This article will help you through the process.
Student Life
A common question for people starting out learning Spanish is: How fast can I become fluent in Spanish? There’s no single answer to this as it depends on a number of factors such as your initial level, your language objectives and the method of study. In this guide we’ll break down the key things to know about the time needed to improve your Spanish.
Louisa Bayburtian, a student hailing from the United States, has recently concluded a year abroad in Madrid. Throughout this period, she actively participated in an internship at Expanish.
After a great summer studying in Buenos Aires, Emma shares her top experiences! Maybe you will want to copy her ideas!
The benefits of learning a second language are now widely understood. Many centuries ago, English philosopher Roger Bacon wrote that “Knowledge of languages is the doorway to wisdom.” There is plenty of evidence available today to show that it can also open doors to new career opportunities, improved cognitive performance and greater personal growth.
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The concept of remote work is nothing new, but most didn’t really consider it as a real possibility before the pandemic. Now more people than ever are embracing the idea of leaving the office to become a digital nomad, many motivated by the freedom to work from overseas.
There is an endless list of things to do in Buenos Aires. So much so, that you’ll definitely never be bored in the Paris of South America. Buenos Aires is jam-packed with fun-filled activities that give you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich culture, and experience life as a true Porteño.
Buenos Aires offers an abundance of cultural activities and places to see. But if you want to make the most out of your time studying Spanish in Buenos Aires, be sure to visit a few of these incredible places.
If you’re an adult over 30 who has ever thought about learning a language abroad, you might be wondering if there are options at language schools for your learning goals. For adult Spanish learners, the thought of taking a break from work, and leaving your family and home behind to study another language might seem extreme. Here at Expanish, we see many adult Spanish learners every week and have yet to meet one who has regretted their decision to go abroad.