Spanish with Cookery
In this 1 or 2 week Spanish with cookery course, in Malaga, Spain, our partner school, Malaca Instituto, provides you with the chance to improve your Spanish as well as learn to about, prepare and appreciate some classical Andalucian dishes with other like-minded people. Your author is already dribbling!!
Our price promise
If you find this course cheaper elsewhere, we will match the price and give you a £50 voucher when you book*.
*Applies only to like-for-like dates at the same school on the same course for the same duration.
Study
Minimum entry requirements
- Minimum age: 16
- Spanish level: A0: Complete beginner /
Course format
- Length of study: From 1 week
- Lessons per week: 22
- Maximum class size: 12
- Typical student age: 22 - 55
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Typical student mix:
71% European, 14% Far Eastern, 5% Middle Eastern, 10% North American
Dates and fees
- Start dates:
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Tuition fees: From 405.00 EUR
Tuition length options
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Compulsory fees
- Our admin fee: 49 EUR
- Enrolment fee: 70.00 EUR
- Other expenses:
Course overview
The course is a combination of the Intensive Course of general Spanish with cookery lessons and visits and activities related to food and wine. Your level of Spanish is unimportant.
Spanish cookery module
Málaga's local cuisine is a variant of the world famous Mediterranean diet. Here you find the freshest fish and seafood, fabulous olive oil, local fruit, vegetables, nuts and pulses - the basic natural ingredients of the regional gastronomy.
You will have the opportunity to develop menus based on local produce and what you have sourced with your tutors in the local markets.
Spanish language module
This Spanish language module comprises four lesson per day of General Spanish. The course is offered at all levels from total beginner to advanced and covers all aspects of the Spanish language including:
- Reading
- Writing
- Speaking
- Listening
- Grammar structures
- Vocabulary
- Aspects of Spanish culture and customs
Teaching programme
The teaching programme has been carefully designed to provide an intensive, progressive course, with a good balance between the various skills and continual practice of the new points introduced each day.
Teaching methodology
The school uses an eclectic, integrated method combining many aspects of the communicative approach with structured learning of grammar and syntax. Each day, according to the progress of each class and our detailed course syllabus, a new area of language is introduced and practised in a systematic manner.
This involves some elements of traditional teaching methods, as well as classroom activities such as language games, pair work and role-plays aimed at developing communicative fluency. Students are actively encouraged to speak in Spanish from the very beginning.
Course highlights.
- Spanish language classes
- Two cookery sessions (each session a complete menu)
- Meals with the teacher
- Visit to the central market
- Talk on Spanish wines
Social programme
In addition to your Spanish and cookery classes you may want to try some of the other excellent activities on offer. Some of these activities incur a small fee.
Sports
The school provides you with all the information that you need to make the most of Málaga's excellent sports and social facilities. There is a huge range on offer:
- Fitness training at the school’s gym
- Tennis on the courts by the beach
- Hiking
- Golf and one of a number of nearby courses
- Jogging trails
- Aerobics classes in the dance studio
Excursions and activities
Like us at gostudylink, the school passionately believes that participating in the excursion and activity programme helps to bring your Spanish lessons alive.
We urge you to take the opportunity, while you are in Malaga, to learn about Spain, see the countryside of Andalucía, eat Spanish food, meet Spanish people and visit the great cities.
The schools dedicated excursions team help you to do all this and more! The school organises visits to:
- Cordoba
- Granada
- Sevilla
- Ronda
- White-washed villages like Nerja and Frigiliana.
You can also go to Africa for the weekend and you will be able to see first hand a little of the modern-day Moroccan culture that in the past had such an influence in forming the traditions, way of life and architectural heritage that we see in Andalucía and Málaga today.