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Spanish Courses in Ibiza
Ibiza is perhaps best known as a popular destination in the international club life scene. It is a small city of roughly 45,000 inhabitants located on the island by the same name, offering everything from rich culture and history to beautiful beaches and some of the best nightlife in Europe.
We offer Spanish courses in Ibiza at the Instituto de Idiomas Ibiza, a private school located in the center of the city.
Instituto de Idiomas Ibiza
Students per class: 8
Duration: 2 to 42 weeks
Positive: Ideal for Spanish language exchange and practice with natives (Spaniards take English and German lessons at the school) - Friendly atmosphere, small class sizes and close student-teacher interaction - Location in Ibiza; a fun and international environment
Negative: Smaller course selection - Numerous languages spoken on the island can be potentially distracting
Ibiza, known officially as Eivissa in Catalan, is a small city with a population of around 45,000 (the island population is around 110,000). It is the capital of the island of Ibiza (measuring 575 square kilometers), one of the five Balearic Islands that form an autonomous community of Spain and are located off its Southeastern coast. Spanish and Catalan coexist as official languages in Ibiza, and due to its international popularity, other languages – particularly English – are widely spoken throughout the island. The Spring and Summer climate varies between lows of 15° C and highs of 34° C, while the colder months bring lows of 7° C and highs of 23° C.
If you would like further information about the Spanish language courses offered by UniSpain in Ibiza, please fill out the form in Contact Information.
To book a Spanish language course in Ibiza, please fill out the Registration form, you will then receive a response from UniSpain confirming that we are processing your request for a Spanish language course.
Ibiza is a summer destination. Those who enjoy a relaxed, island beach-vibe and intense nightlife (the city has some of the largest and most famous clubs in the world) will take like ducks to water here. In the Summer months, Ibiza is the site of 24-hour partying, but the city and its island offer more than just that: cultural-historical landmarks such as Dalt Vila (the historic part of the city), exquisite beaches and even hippy markets that take place throughout the week at different points on the island.
While Catalan is one of the two official languages in Ibiza – the other being Spanish, of course – native islanders identify much more with Spanish (unlike in Barcelona, for example), and thus Castilian is used as the primary language throughout the island. The immense popularity of Ibiza as a tourist destination, however, has made foreign languages fairly prevalent, and English is understood by a large proportion of the native population as well as spoken by most tourists.
This can be a potential distraction to students who need a strong reason to practice Spanish, but need not be a problem as long as there is sufficient motivation to remain focused and avoid using a foreign language over Spanish. Locals are very friendly and appreciate sharing their language with visitors, so there's plenty of opportunity for practice.