Homestays & Other Lodging:

1. What lodging options do you offer to arrange for students?

Shared apartments with 3 or 4 rooms (single, double, or triple), single apartments for 1 or 2 persons, homestays, students’ house “Hacienda del Herrador”, hotel

Apartments and students’ house: self-catering

2. Are most homestays and your other lodging options (if any) within walking distance of school? If no, how long of a bus or subway ride and what is the cost?

Apartments and students residence: The students’ residence is located directly behind the school as well as one apartment. Two other apartments are directly in front of the school, another one is situated within 10 minutes walking, the apartments furthest away from the school can be reached within 20 minutes walking
Families: Some are in the school’s neighbourhood, others a little bit further away. We always intend to search first of all families who are living nearest to the school. Nevertheless, during summer-time (high season) we have to accommodate our students also in families living further away. The family living furthest away of our school can be reached within 15 minutes by bus.
Price for one ticket: 1,00 EUR (with bus card 0,60 EUR)

3. Are there other students living with same host family? How many?

This depends on how many rooms the family rents. Some rent just one single room, so there is only one student living with the family. However, the majority of the families rents more rooms, and also works together with other schools, not just with our school. That’s why normally more students are living together in one family.

4. If student chooses shared room, does he/she share room with another student or member of the family? Is the shared room option only available for students traveling together?

Normally, the shared room option is only available for students travelling together. Exception: Junior Programme (here two of our “Juniors” share one room).

5. How many meals provided in homestay? Any meals with other accommodations?

Homestay: We offer homestay with half board and full board, but if one student wishes to book homestay just with breakfast or without any meal, this is also possible.
Apartments and Students’ Residence: without meals
Hotel: according to the students’ wishes

6. Can entire families stay at the same homestay or other lodging?

In general this is possible, but it depends, of course, on the availability of rooms/season.

7. Do you have any accommodations with private baths (important to some older customers)?

We have one option with a private bath, which is the option “own apartment” (of course also hotel).

8. Is there an accommodation discount for young children? If so, at what age does a child have to start paying full price?

No, there is no discount for the standard courses. Nevertheless, we offer the Junior Programme which includes accommodation in family. This way, the accommodation results cheaper.

9. When should the student arrive to and depart from the accommodations, before he/she has to start paying for extra days? What is the price per night for additional nights? Is there any problem arriving a few days early or staying a few days longer?

The arrival day is the Sunday before the course starts, the departure day is the Saturday after the end of the course. If a student arrives earlier or leaves later he/she has to pay for these extra nights, but there is no problem in arriving earlier or later. The price for an additional night depends on the type of accommodation.
Shared apartments: 45 EUR/person for single, double and triple room
Single apartments: 100 EUR for a one-person apartment; 80 EUR/person in a two-person apartment
Family: 29 EUR/person for a single room, 23 EUR/person for a double room

10. Are your accommodation options available to travel companions who are not studying? Is there any extra charge?

Yes, travel companions can also use our accommodation facilities. However, they have to pay additionally 75 EUR/week.

11. Is laundry service included? If not, what do students typically do?

In all our apartments and the students’ residence there is a washing machine, in families students have the right to use the washing machine once a week.

Language Program:

1. Maximum number of students per class?

8 students, but the school reserves the possibility of increases up to 12 students in cases of organizational
necessity.

2. Average number of students per class?

6 students

3. Number of different language levels?

A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2 (6 different levels) with sub-levels like B1+, B1-,…

4. Text and method used?

Our teaching material is recognised by the CERVANTES INSTITUTE, all our teachers are university
trained and are experienced in teaching Spanish to foreigners. Methodology: close collaboration between
teachers and students, our teachers are always available for our students; balance between in-depth
studies of the structure of the Spanish language and its application in concrete situations; we provide
after-class-activities so that the students continue learning Spanish outside the classroom.

5. What do you do about academic credit? Do you have any special relationships with colleges and universities? Do you have a list of colleges that frequently grant credit for your program?

We are recognised by the CERVANTES INSTITUTE, CSN (official Swedish institution which provides
loans to Swedish students), and the Chinese Embassy in Madrid. In addition, we are authorised to offer
“Bildungsurlaub” to German students. We are a member of ACEM, AEEA, FEDELE, ELITE, CECE, and
the Chamber of Commerce in Málaga. Furthermore, we are collaborating with a lot of universities, e. g.
with the University of Málaga and Passau (Germany).
Until now, we don’t receive credits, but we would appreciate it very much if Don Quijote USA could help
us to receive them.

6. Do you offer 1-on-1 instruction? Is there anything that we should know regarding 1-on-1? (Some schools that mainly offer group instruction can only provide private tutoring AROUND their regular program. For ex. 1 hour in the morning, 1 hour at noon and 1 or 2 hours in the late afternoon. If there are any similar restrictions at your school).

Yes, we offer also private tuition. Our students can book the following options: Private tuition with 4
lessons a day, with 6 lessons/day, or single private lessons. In addition, we offer a combined course with 4 lessons in group and 1 private lesson per day. According to the level and the number of students, classes can take part in the morning or in the afternoon (if someone has private tuition with 4 lessons a day e. g.,these 4 hours altogether can be in the morning or in the afternoon, but not 2 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon). There are no such restrictions as mentioned above.

7. Do you feel comfortable with highly advanced/superior levels? What has your experience been so far? Do you feel more comfortable steering advanced and superior levels to private instruction?

We feel comfortable with all our students whether they have an advanced level of Spanish or are
beginners. In addition, we offer courses for students who will be teachers of Spanish in their future. In the last 1,5 years we have trained about 200 future teachers.

10. What time should the students come to school the first day?

At 08:30 am (exception: “Juniors” at 10:00 pm).

11. Do you have a placement test. When? What type of test?

Yes, we have two. The first one we send to our students per e-mail before they arrive (we have also one onour web page), the second one they have to do their first day of classes. The test is a written one (grammar and text production).

12. Do you have an orientation. When?

First of all, we send to all our students a pre-departure package with information about the school,
accommodation, first day of class, payment, the city and the school’s neighbourhood, important phone
numbers, … The first day of class starts with the placement test, then there is short presentation of the
school, its facilities, its team, the city, … We also inform our students about our activities programme,
about where they can buy bus-tickets, where they can find a chemist’s, where to go or who to contact in case of an emergency,…

13. How are classes scheduled? If not always the same, please include a sample itinerary.

Class Schedule (Monday – Friday):
2 LESSONS: 08:30 a.m. – 09:15 a.m.
09:15 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
BREAK: 10:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.
2 LESSONS: 10:15 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

BREAK: 11:45 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
2 LESSONS: 12:00 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
12:45 p.m. – 13:30 p.m.
BREAK: 13:30 p.m. – 13:45 p.m.
1 LESSON (+5MT): 13:45 p.m. – 14:30 p.m.
BREAK: 14:30 p.m. – 14:45 p.m.
2 LESSONS: 14:45 p.m. – 15:30 p.m.
15:30 p.m. – 16:15 p.m.
BREAK: 16:15 p.m. – 16:30 p.m.
2 LESSONS: 16:30 p.m. – 17:15 p.m.
17:15 p.m. – 18:00 p.m.
BREAK: 18:00 p.m. – 18:15 p.m.
2 LESSONS: 18:15 p.m. – 19:00 p.m.
19:00 p.m. – 19:45 p.m.

Exception:
JUNIOR PROGRAMME:

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
10:15-11:00 Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar
11:10-11:55 Conversation Conversation Conversation Conversation Conversation
12:00-12:45 Workshop Workshop Workshop Workshop Workshop

14. How are teachers scheduled. How often does the student change teachers?

Every student has one teacher in grammar, and another one in conversation. Changes are due to organizational needs of the school.

15. Does someone take the student to school the first day? Who?

No, in general, our students have to find their way on their own. However, this is no problem because they receive a map indicating the exact way from their accommodation to the school. Some families are used to take the student to school the first day.
Educational stays of groups:
We offer also programmes, individually tailored for groups of students. If they live with a family, the family picks them up at school on their arrival day and takes them home, explaining them the way to school.

Atmosphere:

1. What countries are most students from? (mostly European or North American)

Our students are mostly from Europe, but we are expanding steadily and trying to catch more and more clients also in other parts of the world, as, e. g., in China, Japan, and the
United States.

Nationalities 2004 – 2006:

Alemania: 19,2 %
Angola: 0,2 %
Argelia: 0,1 %
Australia: 0,5 %
Austria: 1,4 %
Bélgica: 3,2 %
Brasil: 0,9 %
Canada: 0,8 %
Chequia: 2,9 %
China: 0,3 %
Costa de Marfil: 0,1 %
Dinamarca: 0,5 %
EE.UU: 2,3 %
Escocia: 0,2 %
Eslovaquia: 0,1 %
Eslovenia: 0,3 %
España: 2,0 %
Francia: 8,9 %
Reino Unido: 4,1 %
Grecia: 0,1 %
Holanda: 4,6 %
Hungaria: 0,4 %
Irlanda: 0,6 %
Islandia: 0,5 %
Italia: 4,9 %
Japón: 0,4 %
Jordania: 0,1 %
Letonia: 0,5 %
Lituania: 0,1 %
Malta: 0,1 %
Marruecos: 0,2 %
Noruega: 2,6 %
Polonia: 1,9 %
Portugal: 0,3 %
Rusia: 0,7 %
Serbia: 0,3 %
Siria: 0,1 %
Suecia: 22,7 %
Suiza: 5,1 %
Tailandia: 0,1 %
Turquía: 0,5 %
Ucrania: 0,1 %

Ranking:

1. Suecia: 22,7 %
2. Alemania: 19,2 %
3. Francia: 8,9 %
4. Suiza: 5,1 %
5. Italia: 4,9 %

2. Do teachers and students frequently socialize outside of classes?

Yes, they do. We organize every week at least one activity for students and staff together, e. g. cooking
lessons, tapas-tours, going to a tea house, eating churros, salsa-classes, paella evenings in the school’s
garden… Apart from this, our teachers often spend their freetime with the students: They go out to eat,
visit cities together, …

3. Ages? (university students, independent travelers, professionals, older/retired, etc.?)

15 -: 2,7 %
16 – 18: 14,4 %
19 – 24: 45,7 %
25 – 30: 17,8 %
31 – 50: 15,7 %
50 +: 3,8 %

At our school we welcome all different types of students: We have a lot of students who want to learn the Spanish language just for themselves, others, who study Spanish in their home-country and want to increase their knowledge, students who need to speak Spanish because of their job, …

4. Study environment (casual, classrooms, indoor, outdoor). Are there any special facilities that you want to mention? (swimming pool, large garden, cafeteria, nice terrace, etc.?)

Málaga ¡Sí! is located in one of the city's most attractive and fashionable areas in the eastern part of the
city, Pedregalejo which is a very popular neighbourhood. The school is housed in a beautiful mansion,
built in the harmonic Andalusian style. You can study in pleasant environment with generously
dimensioned classrooms. The building is surrounded by an impressive garden filled with yucca palms and
lemon trees, which contribute to a relaxed atmosphere and provide appreciated shade during the hot
summer months. After a day of intensive studies, you can relax with a cooling dip in the school's own
swimming pool, and just two blocks away the sea and the wide expanse of beach offer sun and bathing.
Málaga ¡Sí! is a high -quality learning institution emphasising training suited to individual needs. All our teachers have long experience and training in teaching Spanish to overseas students.

School Facilities:

7 classrooms in the main building, 2 exterior classrooms, Complementary activities classroom (Kitchen), Multimedia Room, Internet and language laboratory, Library, Administration Office, Teachers Room, Academic Direction, Direction office, 1 men’s bathroom, 1 women’s bathroom, 1 handicap bathroom, 1 staff bathroom, 1 unisex bathroom (garden), Showers, Swimming pool, Gardens (530 m²), 2 terraces (exterior), 2 balconies, Service room, Resting room, Reception, Garage, Warehouse, Handicap Access, Total Surface 1000 m², Built Zone 470 m² (Main building: Ground floor, first floor and tower. Garden’s building: Handicap classroom, warehouse and garage)

5. Your maximum capacity per day or per study session?

Per study session: 90 students
Per day: 180 students

6. Please describe the area where your school is located.

Málaga ¡Sí! is located in one of the city's most attractive and fashionable areas in the eastern part of the city. Pedregalejo is a very popular neighbourhood where the local wealthy families have been building their homes for over 100 years. The district grew up in the 50's and became a favourite refuge for people who were looking for a quiet atmosphere far away from hectic urban life and city centre noise.
Pedregalejo is about 2km from the city center, which can be easily reached by taking the bus. There is a bus stop right in front of the school. Málaga ¡Sí! is less than 100 meters away from the beach. On the beach walk you will find many bars and authentic fish-restaurants.

Children:

1. What is the youngest student accepted into the regular program?

Adult courses: 16 years;
JUNIOR PROGRAMME: 8 years
All students who are younger than 18, have to provide us with an authorization of their parents.

2. Do you have special programs for children? Short description? Cost?

JUNIOR PROGRAMME

The course includes:
- 15 hours tuition per week from Monday to Friday
- full sports and activities programme in the afternoons (3 hours a day from Monday to Friday)
- 1 full day excursion every two weeks
- 1 evening activity per week
- 1 half-day excursion every two weeks
- accommodation in host family (double room) with full board
- airport transfer return
- certificate of attendance after completion of the course

All activities are accompanied by a monitor.

Objectives:
- To learn Spanish while visiting and enjoying Malaga.
- To enhance the teenager’s ability to handle daily tasks without the support and protection of their parents.
- To make new friends and built social relationships.
- To study and enjoy in direct contact with nature experiencing a new adventure every day.
- To learn the basis of the team player in the classroom and with the sports and cultural activities participation.
- To enrich their personal assessment with a memorable intercultural experience.

Minimum age: 8; maximum age: 17

Start dates 2007: 08/07/07; 15/07/07; 22/07/07; 29/07/07

Prices 2007:
2 weeks: 980 EUR
3 weeks: 1450 EUR
4 weeks: 1940 EUR

3. Do you have any child care for children that are not studying? What is it (mother of the house, special nanny, daycare center, etc.)? What is the cost?

No, we don’t offer child care facilities for children that are not studying.

Other:

1. Weather? How much rain during rainy season (afternoon, evening)? When is the weather the best? What are the temperature fluctuations throughout the year?

Temperatures (on ºC)- general media Sunny Days Rainy Days Sunny Hours
January 13,3 26 5 6,3
February 13,9 23 5 6,8
March 14,2 25 6 6,3
April 17,2 27 3 7,1
May 19,15 29 2 9,4
June 24,7 29 1 11,2
July 25,1 31 0 11,8
August 25,4 31 0 11,2
September 22,9 28 2 8,3
October 19,35 27 4 7,2
November 15,95 24 6 6
December 13,05 26 5 5,8

2. Best time to study based on cultural events or festivals? Short description of these events?

Semana Santa (Easter):
Every year, during the Passion Week in Málaga takes out to the streets a real festival: processional
thrones carrying images that are swung all along the entire route, thousands of penitents lighting and
giving colour with their candles and robes, processional marches, as well as aromas of incense and
flowers filling the air as the processions pass by and thousands of people crowded to see and applaud
their favourite “ tronos” (floats, thrones). The Holy Week in Málaga is very different to that celebrated in
other Andalusian or Spanish cities, and those who go to Málaga for the first time will be surprised, as the
Passion Week there is not lived with meditation and silence, but it is full of happiness, noise, cheer,
spontaneous saetas (flamenco verses sung at the processions) and applauses as the images pass by.

Málaga’s Summer Fair (15th of August):
The summer festivities in the city have their roots in the commemoration of the incorporation of Málaga to the Castillian crown of the Catholic Monarchs. Málaga´s August Fair has come to the present day as a Grand Summer Fair that is open, cosmopolitan and international, all of this reflecting the character of the capital of the leading tourist area in Europe: the City of Málaga as the key center of the Costa del Sol and its metropolitan area. Today the fair is more than ever before, a sign of Málaga´s progress. This finds its expression in the sum of money which is spent by the City Council for the festivities. Every year, people of all around the world are visiting Málaga when the famous fair is taking place, to take part in this spectacle.

3. Important advice (safety, etc.)?

Málaga ¡Sí! strongly recommends that you take out an extensive travel insurance with a full risk cover. If you are an EU-student you have to bring the E111-form to receive first aid assistance in a public hospital. If they wish so, we can contract an insurance for the students. Apart from this, the school has contracted civil responsibility insurance for all the students inside the school building, its surroundings and during excursions and activities organized by the school. In addition, our school and its staff have past recently the legal standards regarding job hazards.

Special safety considerations for our “JUNIORS”:
Our students will enjoy a safe and caring environment during their holidays, as our experienced staff and families provide guidance and supervision at all times. An experienced monitor will take care of all the students´ needs outside the classroom. Our professional team of monitors will accompany the students throughout their stay and be available for all questions the students have. Our host families are extensively prepared and experienced in receiving young students from outside Spain. They are all thoroughly vetted by the school and people of great confidence who enjoy opening their doors to share the local customs and culture with young students. To start the course and to participate in all the activities and excursions, all the students enrolled in this course must bring an authorization as a minor, signed by their parents. In addition, we need to know the exact hour at which the students have to come back home in the evening – a document also confirmed by the parents.

4. Does the school organize afternoon activities? What kind of activities? How often? Is this included in the program cost or is there an additional cost? How much? Are they conducted in the language being taught or in English? Can a student's travel companion participate?

The school organizes a varied program of social activities for students such as excursions to Granada, Cordoba, Seville, and Morocco. In addition, there are welcome parties and guided tours through the city of Málaga. Students may take other courses in addition to their Spanish studies, such as flamenco, dance, guitar, aerobics, golf, or tennis (not included in the price). The Costa del Sol offers something for everyone: There are a lot of amusement parks and zoos, you are able to take balloon trips, do wind and kite surfing, scuba diving, horse riding…
Please note that some activities and sports, even if they are arranged by other organisations, can be booked at the school.

Welcome Parties (included in the course price)

These parties are designed to welcome the new students and to make it easier for them to get into contact with the existing group of students. During this party the students can talk, dance, eat and drink (non-alcoholic beverages) – in short, they enjoy their time and have fun. The party takes place every Wednesday at our school (either inside or outside in the garden).

Flamenco and BBQ/Paella Parties

These parties are celebrated in the evenings. In the first case, a group of dancers will come to the school, and the students will be able to participate in a real flamenco-spectacle. The students can take part in the dancing, they can eat, drink and enjoy the evening with their classmates.
For the BBQ parties, the school prepares meat, sausages, “pinchitos”, “chorizo“, and drinks either in the School’s garden or at the beach. In addition, some evenings, we prepare the typical Spanish Paella together with the student´s. Later, we sit together in the school´s garden and enjoy the dinner.

Cooking Lessons (included in the course price)

In the cooking lessons the students learn how to make a Spanish omelette, pepper’s salad, or other Spanish specialities. Everyone participates in this interactive situation. When the food is done, all of the participants are eating together – which is the perfect atmosphere to introducing new vocabulary to the students and letting them talk with the teachers in a relaxed environment.

“Tapas”-Evening (everyone has to pay for him-/herself)

One of the activities oriented to get to know the Spanish food tradition is the “Tapas” evening. The students visit with our staff typical tapas- bars, and are able to taste various Spanish specialities in a nice environment.

Going out for dinner with our school staff (everyone has to pay for him-/herself)

Apart from the “tapas”-evening, there is another informal dinner with the teachers and the school’s staff, where everyone talks Spanish. This activity is very important for the students´ approach to the Spanish culture and language.

Cultural Visits

The school offers, included in the course price, one cultural visit a week with a guide. The students will visit the Cathedral, Victoria’s Sanctuary, the Santiago church; the museum of fine arts, the Picasso museum, the Archaeology museum, the Town Hall museum, Gibralfaro and the Alcazaba Arabic castles, as well as “La Concepción” – a botanical garden.

Spanish Movie at the School (included in the course price)

Once a week we show a Spanish movie in school. Some movies are oriented to show the past and present situation in Spain, others are good commercial movies in the Spanish version.

The Sports Club “El Candado” (not included in the course price)

Tennis:
The Sports Club “El Candado” has a tennis school with individual, and group classes.

Golf:
Students who wish to learn how to play golf or improve their skills can practice
this type of “Costa del Sol“-sport at the club “El Candado”, too.

Swimming:
During the summer the club offers swimming courses every day.

Horse Riding:
During the weekends, as well as in the evenings from Monday to Friday, the sports club offers trips through the countryside. In addition, students, who are interested, can take horse riding classes.

Excursions

There are excursions every weekend to different Andalusian cities. The meeting point for the excursions is very close to the school, the apartments and families. The excursion price includes bus transport, tickets for visiting museums, castles or monuments, as well as the cost for a monitor and an official guide during the visits.

CORDOBA:
Mezquita, Cathedral, and the Jewish settlement
Price: 42 EUR

GRANADA:
Alhambra, Generalife, “Albaicín”
Price: 44 EUR

SEVILLA:
“Parlamento Andaluz”, Bridge of Alamillo, River Guadalquivir, “Plaza de América”, “Plaza de España”, Cathedral, “La Giralda”.
Price: 42 EUR

GIBRALTAR/MARBELLA:
“Punto de Europa”, Cave of San Miguel, monkeys of Gibraltar, free-time in Marbella.
Price: 33 EUR

NERJA/FRIGILIANA:
White village Frigiliana, caves of Nerja, Nerja and beach.
Price: 27 EUR

TARIFA:
Gate of Jerez, Gate of Sancho IV El Bravo, Castle of Guzmán El Bueno, Roman ruins of Bolonia (Baelo Claudia).
Price: 32 EUR

RONDA/PUERTO BANÚS:
Old city centre of Ronda, “Plaza de Toros”, Cathedral (La Colegiata), Puerto Banús.
Price: 36 EUR

Weekend-excursion to Morocco:

For the price of 175 EUR our students can book at our school an excursion to Morocco. In this price everything is included (bus, ferry, meals, hotel, guides, and travelling insurance).

Programme:
Friday: departure to Ceuta, arrival in Tetuán
Saturday: visit of the ancient medina of Tetuán and a traditional bazaar, departure to Tánger (panoramic tour through Tánger and Cup Espartel)
Sunday: guided tour through Chef-Chaouèn and departure from Ceuta

Sample activities-plan for one week

Monday
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
4:00 p.m.

Spanish Movie 8:00 p.m.

Tapas-Tour
9:30
p.m.

Flamenco en el centro de Málaga
5:30
p.m.

Guided tour through the Picasso-Museum
4:00
p.m.

Guided cultural visit of Málaga 8:00
a.m.

Excursion to Granada

We recommend, e.g., Fuengirola´s Zoo, or the Aqua Park in Torremolinos.

Along the coast, there are several amusement parks. During the summer, the school recommends a visit to one of them on the weekends. All information regarding transport, tickets, timetables, and discounts are available at the school´s administration.

5. Does the school organize weekend trips? How often? Where are most common destinations? Can you include a short description of these trips? Does anyone from the staff go along? Are they conducted in the language being taught or English? Cost? Can a student's travel companion participate?

Yes, we organize weekend trips (for details see 4.). No, in general, staff-members don’t accompany the trips, but an official guide.
Exception: Junior Programme: All excursions and activities are accompanied by a monitor of our school.

Excursions are conducted in Spanish/English. Of course, travel companions can also participate.

6. Do you arrange for volunteer work (or internship placements)? How does it work? What kind of volunteer work? Do you require that the person studies at your school for a number of hours first? Is it possible to participate in volunteer work arranged by you, but not having to study at your school. If this is the case, do you charge a placement fee?

Yes, we arrange internship placements for Spanish students as well as for foreign students. Internships of Spanish students are paid, those of foreign students are not paid, but we offer them a discount on accommodation. As we collaborate with a lot of universities, we constantly receive applications of students from many different countries.
Fields: Administration, logistics, marketing, translation, informatics, housing.
Interns don’t have to study at our school before realizing an internship with us.
Nevertheless, we offer a special course – “Intensive + Work Experience”: Before his/her internship the person participates in an Intensive Course (20 lessons/week). After the course the person can work either with us or we search for an internship-vacancy in another company. The enrolment fee is 300 EUR.

7. Can you please include a list of hotels (from basic to luxurious). Cost, address, fax, phone, email. Do you make reservations for students that choose to stay in a hotel?

Hotels near the school:

Hotel Cohiba***
Paseo Marítimo de Pedregalejo, 64
ES-29017 Pedregalejo/Málaga
SPAIN
Tel.: +34 952 206 900
Fax: +34 952 207 188
E-mail: reservas@cohibahotel.com
www.cohibahotel.com
Prices:

High season Low season Special season
Junior Suite 141,67 EUR 113,54 EUR 151,59 EUR
Double room 106,14 EUR 84,88 EUR 113,54 EUR
Double room (indiv. use) 84,88 EUR 73,56 EUR 91,11 EUR
Single room 70,73 EUR 56,59 EUR 73,56 EUR

Hotel Elcano**
Avda. Juan Sebastián Elcano, 103
ES-29017 Pedregalejo/Málaga
SPAIN
Tel.: +34 952204303
Fax: + 34 952297525
www.hoteleshijano.com
Prices:
Double room: 70 EUR
Double room (for indiv. use): 50 EUR

Hotel Pedregalejo**
Calle Conde de las Navas, 9
ES-29017 Pedregalejo/Málaga
SPAIN
Tel.: +34 952 293 218
Fax.: +34 952 297 525
www.hoteleshijano.com
Prices:
Double room: 70 EUR
Double room (for indiv. use): 50 EUR

Hostal El Nogal**
Avda. Juan Sebastián Elcano, 62
ES-29017 Málaga
SPAIN
Tel.: +34 952 295 558
Fax: +34 952 297 525
Prices:
Double room: 70 EUR
Double room (for indiv. use): 50 EUR

We make reservations for the students who choose to stay in a hotel. Please take into consideration that
you have to inform us in advance, especially during high season.

9. Are there any Sports/Gym facilities nearby?

Yes, there are fitness-centers, soccer and volleyball fields, …
For more facilities see 4) Sports Club “El Candado”…

10. Do the students have access to e-mail at the school? What is the cost to send and receive? If not available, is there a service or internet café nearby? Cost?

We provide our students with free access to the world wide web. In addition, there is a wireless internet
connection available.

11. If offering airport pick up - Who does the pick-up? Please include telephone number for this person/company in case of last minute flight changes.

Yes, we, on our own, offer also airport pick-up service, meaning that there is no other company involved.
If there is a last minute flight change, please call the school’s administration: + 34 952 29 47 00 or the
Málaga ¡Sí!-Emergency Number: + 34 696 279 816.

12. School start dates?

The school is opened the whole year, except bank holidays. All courses start every Monday.

13. What are the dates when the school is closed including breaks such as end of the year?

Bank holidays 2007:
01/01/2007, 01/06/2007, 02/28/2007, 04/05/2007, 04/06/2007, 04/30/2007, 08/15/2007,09/08/2007,
10/12/2007, 11/02/2007, 12/07/2007, 12/08/2007, 12/25/2007.

14. Why is your program better than others?

- At Málaga ¡Sí! all courses start every Monday all year long.

- We offer our students excellent facilities, an international environment, and various leisure activities.

- We offer quality products at excellent prices.

- Our organisation is oriented to the students´ satisfaction and pays attention to their individual needs.

- We are one of the few centres in our location associated to the Cervantes Institute.

- Málaga ¡Sí! is member of city, region and country associations in order to promote the Spanish language worldwide.

- We pay great attention to product variety, which means that we offer a wide range of special courses, designed to different markets or segments like adult-, teenager-, and price-sensitive courses, as well as courses for students from countries with different summer holidays.

- We offer courses of 6 different levels from beginner to mastery, in accordance with the European Union system of the Common European Framework of languages.

- All our teachers are experienced and university trained.

- The maximal class size is normally 8, the average size is 4 students. Only during summer, the maximum number of students can be 12, the average one 6.

- Málaga is a city full of life, culture and attractions.

- At Málaga ¡Sí! you study in an international atmosphere.

- We have over 13 years of experience in the language-travel market.

- Last minute bookings are accepted.

- We guarantee all our clients a reply to inquiries and a confirmation of their booking within 24 hours.