FAQ

Everything you need to know before studying Spanish in Seville

How many Spanish levels do you offer?

Our courses are structured around 5 levels: A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1.

Yes. For beginner students we offer a tailor-made, highly intensive 2-week program. Check the available start dates on our course page.

We’re located at C/ José Gestoso 8, in Seville’s historic center, just a few steps from Las Setas (Metropol Parasol).

Yes, we offer an online test followed by a video-call oral interview to confirm your level.

Our groups have 3 to 6 students per class: 20 teaching hours/week, from 9:00 to 13:00, Monday to Friday. If the minimum of 3 students isn’t reached, we offer two alternatives: semi-private (2 students, 12 teaching hours/week, 9:00–12:00, Monday to Thursday), or private (1 student, 8 individual teaching hours/week, 9:00–11:00, Monday to Thursday).

Prices vary depending on the course and its duration. Check the detailed price for each program on our course page.

May, June and July, and October to December are the school’s lowest-occupancy months. During these months, groups are even smaller and there is greater schedule availability.

Each course page shows the available start dates.

Through the enrollment form on each course page, or by writing to us via our contact form.

Once we confirm your course and accommodation, we’ll send you an invoice with the total amount due. See our Payment, Cancellation and Refund Policy on the website.

Yes, Giralda In&Out is accredited by the Instituto Cervantes and is a member of ACEIA and FECEI.

No. Our courses have no enrollment fees, and teaching materials are included in the price.

Yes. We offer homestay accommodation, with half-board or full-board options. We also assist with finding hotels or apartments.

Yes. Every week we offer 2 free activities (for students enrolled in the Intensive, Super-Intensive, Specific Purposes and DELE Preparation courses), each lasting 1.5 hours, such as city discovery walks or interactive scavenger hunts, with a minimum of 6 participants. Other activities have an additional cost: monument visits, flamenco shows, tapas tours or excursions. All activities take place in the afternoon.

Yes, we work both with agencies specializing in language and cultural stays and directly with educational institutions.

Seville has a Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and mild, rainy winters. Spring and autumn are the most pleasant seasons, with mild temperatures ideal for combining classes with sightseeing – these seasons also coincide with the school’s lowest-occupancy months (May, June, July, October, November and December).

Do I need a visa to study Spanish in Seville?
It depends on your nationality. If you are a citizen of a Schengen Area country, you don’t need a visa to study with us. For other nationalities, the visa application must be made through the Spanish embassy or consulate in your country of origin.

Does Giralda In&Out handle my visa application?
No. We do not advise on or manage visa application documentation: the application must be made through the Spanish embassy or consulate in your country of origin, and the decision lies exclusively with the Spanish authorities. Once you have paid 100% of the course fee (and accommodation, if applicable), we issue your enrolment confirmation, invoice and course study plan, which you will need for your visa application.

If your visa is denied, please refer to the specific conditions set out in section 3.1 of our Payment and Cancellation Policy.

Can I pay for the course or accommodation in instalments if I need the documentation for my visa?
No. We can only issue the enrolment confirmation, invoice and study plan required for your visa application once 100% of the course fee (and accommodation, if applicable) has been paid. We cannot issue this documentation with partial or pending payments.