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Academia
Eureka

MADRID,
SPAIN
COURSES, PRICES, ABOUT US
Courses and Prices
are subject to change without notice

Academia Eureka offers
Spanish courses to foreigners.
It
is
located in the heart of Madrid,
in a 150-year-old building, on a floor which has
been completely refurbished and renovated by the school. It is less than
50 metres from the centre of the city, La Puerta del Sol.
Since
1988 thousands of students have studied at Eureka. A relaxed and warm
atmosphere is offered where the students can enjoy and learn one of the
most important language in the world.
Facilities
They
have modern facilities where the student can feel comfortable during the
lessons. All the classrooms have air-condition and audio-visual
equipment.
Free
internet access from 8:30 a.m. to 9.00 p.m., from Monday to Fridayas
well as to our library and video room. The school has a system of loans
of books and DVD's.
Housing
Spanish families
Shared flats
Studios
Apartments
Hotels and Hostels
Dormitories
Registration fee
30
euros. If you have already taken classes at EUREKA, there is no
registration fee
COURSES
Spanish courses
They
offer many types of courses at all levels of
Spanish.
Groups
Of
more than 5 students. The group can choose its own program.
Intensive courses
Learning Spanish or improve one's knowledge of the language in a
short period of time.
Combined
In
groups (20 hours per week) with One to One classes.
One-to-one
For
those
who have limited time available and
wish to discuss specific subjects.
Evening
For professionals and students working or studying in Madrid and
have no time to participate in daytime classes.
For the
DELE Exam
For
the DELE exam (official diploma for
Spanish as a foreign language)
Private
Individualized lessons based on the student's needs.
For 50+
For
middle aged adults
interested in learning in a more relaxed atmosphere.
Courses
+ Internship
A
program designed to combine an Intensive Spanish Course with an
internship in a company to improve the student's communication
skills.
Other
courses
Cooking and dance classes for the students to socialize and study a
different aspect of Spanish culture.
Telephone Calls
Rates are reduced by 20% when calls are made from 10:00 p.m. to 8:00
a.m.
Visas
Citizens of E.U. countries do not need a visa. Citizens of other
countries should contact their local Spanish Embassy or Consulate to
find out what documents they need.
Public Transportation (The Bus and
Subway)
Buses run regularly from 6:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Two types of
tickets
can
be purchased at tobacco stores, newspaper stands and public
transportation booths.
The metro is open to the public from 6:00 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. every
day of the year.
Two types of tickets can be purchased at the ticket booth or at
vending machines: the sencillo, or one-trip ticket,
for 1 euros; and the metro-bús, or 10-trip ticket,
for 6,40 euros. It is valid for metro and bus.
SIGHTS
The
city's major museums (El Museo del Prado, El Centro de Arte Reina Sofía,
El Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza), landmarks (El Palacio Real, El Parlamento,
El Teatro Real, La Plaza Mayor), convents (Las Descalzas Reales and La
Encarnación), and monuments (La Cibeles, La Puerta de Alcalá) are all
within easy reach.
Madrid
- the business, governmental, cultural and entertainment centre of Spain -
is a modern, cosmopolitan and hospitable city that welcomes all its
visitors, regardless of nationality and occupation.
All the
central government operations are located in this capital city, as well as
the leading political institutions and the country's main economic and
financial centres. The major world banks and national and global companies
also have headquarters in Madrid.
Visitors will enjoy life in Madrid, which is lively not only during the
day. Madrid is known for its exciting and charming nightlife, often
referred to as "La Movida Madrileña", or the Madrid Scene. In addition to
more traditional entertainment, there are many clubs and discotheques for
all tastes from salsa to jazz, as well as pubs, cafes, casinos, and
flamenco dancing.
Madrid's cuisine is one of the city's main pleasures and a must for
visitors.
There
is a wide variety to suit every taste and budget, and restaurants range
from those serving international fare to "tascas", or snack bars, which
offer the opportunity to try all sorts of "raciones", or portions, of
typical Spanish food.
The
opportunity to participate in sports is unlimited in Madrid - from jogging
in El Parque del Retiro to mountain biking in the Casa de Campo. There are
many sports facilities including swimming pools, soccer fields, tennis
courts, golf courses and athletic stadiums. And the nearby mountains offer
horseback riding, as well as skiing in the winter.
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