Pamplona is best known worldwide for its Fiestas de San Fermin, a riotous festival climaxing in the famous 'running of the bulls', but there is much more to the city than this one-week fiesta in July. Those in the know will come to Pamplona any time of year to appreciate its history, beauty and stunning setting in Spain's northern province of Navarra. Once a powerful fortress town, it is today the prosperous capital of the region, and an important stop on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage.

Visitors can wander through its beautiful Casco Antiguo, or old town, to admire ancient churches and elegant buildings and drink in the relaxed atmosphere of a vibrant small Spanish city. Pamplona is also well known for it’s local cuisine and local host families serve up delicious local specialities and tasty pintxos – at all hours!

The school is located in the centre of the city in a historic building with seven classrooms, a resource centre with a library, a film and multimedia centre, an auditorium, a café and a restaurant.

The classes are focused on the student and his/her personal learning plan. This is why the students’ origin, age and learning style are taken into account when preparing the sessions. The language used in class is Spanish only. The courses follow the Common European Framework and use a task based approach.