Achieve your B1/B2 level and study in Spain · Get guidance for your UNEDasiss accreditation and visa process
We know your dream is to study at a Spanish university, but the complex admission process and language requirements can feel overwhelming. Doubting whether your Spanish will be strong enough for university-level coursework, navigating UNEDasiss credit conversion, or worrying about losing a full year to administrative mistakes creates real stress. At Spanishja, we make sure you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Preparation up to B1/B2, academic Spanish + mock exam for the official Instituto Cervantes exam (scheduled for July 9, 2027).
We provide you with checklists, templates, and guidance support on the required documentation for your student visa.
GROUP A
4:00PM – 7:00PM (Spanish time)
GROUP B
7:00PM – 10:00PM (Spanish time)
If you need a different time slot, reach out to us and we’ll do our best to adjust group schedules based on request volume.*
| Program / Level | Hours | Tuition | Included Services | |
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| Module 01: From 0 to A2 Initial Immersion | 110 Hours | 880 € (~$950 USD) 8.00 € / hour |
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| Module 02: From A2 to B1 Consolidation & Intermediate | 144 Hours | 1,152 € (~$1,244 USD) 8.00 € / hour |
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| Module 03: From B1 to B2 Academic Spanish | 127 Hours | 1,016 € (~$1,097 USD) 8.00 € / hour |
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| Full Course Complete Training | 400 Hours | 3,200 € (~$3,456 USD) 8.00 € / hour |
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| Module / Level Track | Tentative Schedule | Target Level | Total Hours |
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| Module 01: Initial Immersion | October 15, 2026 – December 22, 2026 | 0 → A2 | 110 hrs |
| Module 02: Consolidation & Intermediate | January 7, 2027 – March 18, 2027 | A2 → B1 | 144 hrs |
| Module 03: Academic Spanish | March 30, 2027 – June 30, 2027 | B1 → B2 | 127 hrs |
| REGULAR COURSE SUBTOTAL (October – June) | 381 hrs | ||
| Module 04: Full Mock Exam | Thursday, July 1, 2027 | Instituto Cervantes | 4 hrs |
| Module 05: Final Sprint & Pre-Exam Tutoring | July 5, 6, 7, and 8, 2027 (3 hrs/day) | Review | 15 hrs |
| TOTAL CERTIFIABLE PROGRAM (OCT 15, 2026 – JUL 8, 2027) | 400 hrs | ||
| Date | Session | Duration | Core Learning Content |
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| Thursday, July 1 | Full Mock Exam | 4 Hours | Official timed exam under real conditions (Diagnostic assessment). |
| Monday, July 5 | Correction & Feedback | 3 Hours | Detailed error analysis, grading rubric review, and individualized feedback. |
| Tuesday, July 6 | Writing Workshop | 3 Hours | Academic argumentation strategies, connectors, and university essay writing. |
| Wednesday, July 7 | Grammar Review | 3 Hours | Advanced syntax, complex sentence structures, and exam-specific vocabulary. |
| Thursday, July 8 | Final Tutoring & Wrap-Up | 3 Hours | Last-minute Q&A, test anxiety management, and pre-exam checklist. |
| Friday, July 9 | OFFICIAL EXAM DAY | — | Taking the official Instituto Cervantes DELE B2 examinations. |
Take the test, get your estimated score, and claim a free 30-minute lesson + oral assessment.
*This result is an estimate based on grammar and vocabulary.
Click below to request your trial session and get answers to all your questions about university admission in Spain.
I want my free lesson and oral assessmentOne key aspect that sets us apart is that, in addition to Spanish classes for studying in Spain, we also offer the option to tailor the course to your chosen degree program. Whenever there are multiple students sharing the same major, we group them together so that, while learning general Spanish, they can simultaneously acquire specialized terminology for their future career. If there aren’t enough students in your field, we will provide you with specific materials to expand your knowledge in that area.
Master medical and academic vocabulary to understand scientific texts, prepare clinical reports, and participate actively in lectures and seminars.
Learn the technical and academic vocabulary of the nursing field to understand specialized subjects, complete clinical rotations, and communicate with precision in university and professional settings.
Learn the vocabulary and structures necessary to understand clinical classes, communicate with patients, and successfully complete a Dentistry degree in Spain.
Develop the technical Spanish you need to describe treatments, movements, and pathologies, and participate confidently in university and hospital internships.
Spain is one of the best countries to study and work in Pharmacy, featuring some of the top faculties in Europe and several of the world’s leading laboratories.
Develop your understanding of legal terminology and learn to articulate arguments and opinions with precision in lectures, essays, and debates.
Get familiar with economic vocabulary and the key expressions needed to analyze texts, participate in class debates, and write academic papers.
Develop your Spanish in business and advertising contexts. Learn to analyze markets, present ideas, draft strategies, and communicate effectively in academic and professional marketing environments.
Improve your communication skills to participate actively in classes, draft projects, and work in the educational field in Spain.
For these online Spanish courses designed for university study in Spain, we work exclusively with experienced, certified professors. They are specialists in a result-oriented method focused on conversation and earning certifications. Our instructors specialize in the specific academic terminology used in the most common degree programs. Among them are certified Instituto Cervantes examiners who actively work with official bodies issuing Spanish language proficiency certificates.
We will give you access to our virtual classroom, where teachers will upload materials, documents, and, if you wish, class recordings so you can watch them again.
Click on the link and use these credentials:
User: DEMO
Password: 12DEMOAULA=
No. Official fees are paid directly to UNED. Our service includes step-by-step guidance and review of your documentation to ensure everything meets the requirements before you submit your application.
Not always. We have bilingual teachers and native speakers of other languages. English is generally used as a supporting language for Spanish in the program, but it is also possible to study the program in French or Chinese, for example. If you don’t speak English, we recommend reaching out so we can find the best group for you. We’ll definitely find one!