Study Spanish at the first Spanish school in Spain

1. The first Spanish language school in Spain

Estudio Sampere was founded in 1956 in Spain and has a history of 70 years. It is the first Spanish language school for foreigners in Spain, founded in Madrid by Isabel and Alberto Sampere.

2. The family name "Sampere" reflects their pride and confidence in the highest quality of Spanish teaching

"Sampere" named after its founder, is a prestigious language school that has been run by three generations: Alberto Sampere, Juan Sampere, and Pablo Sampere. International students who come to learn Spanish language education expertise, drawing on 70 years of experience, enjoy a high level of satisfaction with their Spanish language courses.

3. The three branches at the best and most popular cities to learn Spanish in Spain

Starting with a branch in Madrid,  Estudio Sampere now have branches in the cities of Salamanca and Alicante. The advantage is that the spanish schools in all three cities use the same curriculum, and the integrated registration system allows for free movement between branches. 

4. DELE Exam Center

All three Spanish language schools in Madrid, Salamanca, and Alicante are certified DELE exam centers. You can study for the DELE exam at any locations. Because you can prepare and take the exam all in one place, you can feel confident. Furthermore, the added expertise of our teachers increases your chances of passing the exam.

5. Spanish Language Course Class Schedule

The Intensive Spanish course runs from Monday to Friday, with 20 classes per week. Each class is 45 minutes long. As of this writing, the maximum number of students per group is nine. Classes are scheduled for morning or afternoon, depending on your Spanish level. Morning classes run from 9:00 AM to 12:15 PM, and afternoon classes run from 2:30 PM to 5:45 PM. Textbooks are available for free rental.

6. Reviews from students who studied Spanish at Estudio Sampere in Madrid, Alicante and Salamanca, Spain

This Spanish School has a comfortable atmosphere where teachers and students are very close. The teachers are all open and always friendly. They are always attentive to the difficulties and challenges of daily life in a foreign country and offer warm support. They patiently explain things using examples and gestures until students understand, which was the most impressive part. When I first arrived in Spain, my level was around B1, but after studying here for a year, I achieved the long-awaited C1 level.