Teaching Internships Spain, which city to choose?
Teaching internships in Valencia, Spain
Why choose Valencia for your Erasmus+ internship?
Valencia, Spain
Valencia, the third largest city in Spain, experiences a hot-summer Mediterranean climate with semi-arid climate influences. Also Valencia’s old town, el barrio del Carmen, is one of the most popular areas of the city. It is where much of Valencia’s nightlife takes place, along with the trendy area of Ruzafa. It is also where a wealth of interesting history and architecture can be found.
In addition running through the heart of Valencia is the dried out riverbed of the River Turia. Besides, this space stretches for 9 km and offers a wealth of green tranquility at the heart of the city. Many of Valencia’s most popular attractions are also in the riverbed, for instance this is where the famous City of Art and Sciences is – a cultural centre spanning 2km and 5 large buildings. It also includes Valencia’s science museum and Valencia’s aquarium.
In addition running through the heart of Valencia is the dried out riverbed of the River Turia. Besides, this space stretches for 9 km and offers a wealth of green tranquility at the heart of the city. Many of Valencia’s most popular attractions are also in the riverbed, for instance this is where the famous City of Art and Sciences is – a cultural centre spanning 2km and 5 large buildings. It also includes Valencia’s science museum and Valencia’s aquarium.
We have partner language schools in these areas of Valencia: Valencia, Mislata, Benimaclet, Burjassot, Torrent and more.
Teaching internships in Madrid, Spain
Why choose Madrid for your Erasmus+ internship?
Madrid, Spain
According to recent consulting reports, the cost of living in Madrid is still generally lower than that of most major European cities. This is a key factor in the lifestyle and quality of life standards for the student community. Madrid is a very densely populated city and parking is a problem. However, the public transportation system is excellent. Buses, metro, as well as relatively inexpensive taxis make it easy to get around. There are several underground and metropolitan lines, each identified by a number and colour.
You will be teaching in one of these 2 well located neighbourhoods just outside of Madrid: Alcalá de Henares or
Getafe.
Teaching internships in Barcelona, Spain
Why choose Barcelona for your Erasmus+ internship?
Barcelona, Spain
In Barcelona, public transport is excellent; metro, buses and comparatively reasonably priced taxis make it easy to get around. There are underground lines and metropolitan lines, easy to identify. The cost of living in Barcelona is still generally quite low for a big city. This is a key factor in your day to day. Indeed, in recent years the city has become a magnet for students at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Do keep in mind that prices in Barcelona vary substantially from one district to the next. In any case, we strongly advise that you plan your budget wisely and book your accommodation in advance.
The host schools are in the following neighbourhoods of Barcelona: La Sagrera, Eixample, Esplugas de Llobregat, and more.
Teaching internships in Córdoba, Spain
Why choose Córdoba for your Erasmus+ internship?
Cordoba, Spain
Situated in the very heart of Andalucía and dating back to 35,000 BC, Córdoba is a city bursting with an incredible array of monuments. It’s an absolute dream for anyone in love with Roman history as well as the spectacular legacy left behind by the Moors and the Jewish community. They don’t call it the city of three cultures for nothing! Just a quick look around the atmospheric Jewish quarter or strolling along the bustling palm and citrus tree-lined boulevards will give you a feel for what this city is about: vibrancy, culture and tradition.
Córdoba is also a compact, relaxed and liveable city. You can walk it in less in half an hour and enjoy many local festivals throughout the year. As well as the city itself having a lot to offer, the countryside that surrounds Córdoba is a must-visit for nature lovers, where you can spot many different types of local wildlife – the Iberian Lynx being one local species – as well a enjoying hiking trips, bike rides and horse riding.
You will be teaching in the very centre of Córdoba, a stone’s throw away from the most important amenities, monuments and shops.
Teaching internships in Bilbao, Spain
Why choose Bilbao for your Erasmus+ internship?
Bilbao, Spain
Bilbao has 8 areas: Deusto, Uribarri, Otxarkoaga-Txurdinaga, Begoña, Ibaiondo, Abando, Errekalde and Basurto-Zorroza. Each of these districts is subdivided into neighbourhoods (35 in total). Most of the city is pedestrian friendly. Bilbao offers a good quality of living for students looking for a unique experience during their Erasmus+.
Bilbao is the economic centre of the Basque Country as you may see through its many headquarters of companies of national and international relevance – and its historical martial traffic and portray activity. Bilbao has a support as it appears in the top 5 ports of Spain. This area is called Arenal.
You will be teaching in the very centre of Getxo, a stone’s throw away from the sea but also important amenities and shops.
Teaching internships in Salamanca, Spain
Why choose Salamanca for your Erasmus+ internship?
Salamanca, Spain
Salamanca’s architecture is famous worldwide. Its university for instance has hosted famous writers, explorers, politicians, such as Christopher Columbus and Miguel de Cervantes. Nowadays the University attracts over 2000 foreign students yearly. The city is therefore considered an international student destination with a vibrant nightlife and innovation contrasting with the city’s heritage. The city is also immaculately maintained.
Salamanca’s location is also unique, at only a 2-hour drive from Madrid, in case you wish to miss the Roman past, vibrant student life, and extraordinary sights for a weekend.
You will be teaching in the very centre of Salamanca, a stone’s throw away from the most important amenities, monuments and shops.