Language schools · Summer & winter
Language and culture courses for groups in six European countries, with certificates and a cultural program in every city.
How it works
Every course combines language lessons with a cultural program and ends with certificates.
Courses
Accommodation, meals, transport and the tour program are arranged by CEAL Space.
Austria · Vienna
German or English with the University of Vienna, palaces and mountain castles, the Danube and Vienna’s art life.
Basic. Vienna city tour, Albertina, UN headquarters, Belvedere.
Advanced. Plus a day in Graz.
European Tour. Plus two days in Bratislava.
Language course certificate from the University of Vienna, culture studies certificate from CEAL Space.
Czech Republic · Prague
An English course in the heart of Bohemia: Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, the Old Town and its museums.
Basic. Prague city tour, Strahov Library, National Museum.
Advanced. Plus a day in Karlovy Vary.
Bohemian Trip. Plus two days in Dresden.
Language course certificate from the host university, culture studies certificate from CEAL Space.
Spain · Barcelona
Spanish or English in Barcelona: Gaudí, the Gothic Quarter, museums and the Mediterranean coast.
Basic. Sagrada Família, Park Güell, Casa Milà, Picasso Museum.
Advanced. Plus Montserrat Abbey.
Majestic Iberia. Plus two days in Girona and Figueres.
Italy · Bologna
Italian or English in Bologna, Europe’s oldest university city, with tours to Florence and Rome.
Basic. Bologna and its surroundings.
Advanced. Plus Florence.
Dolce Vita. Plus Rome.
France · Occitania
French or English while living in the medieval Château de Fontanges, with museums and walks in the Pyrenees.
Intensive language and culture course, museum and gallery visits, scenic walks in the Pyrenees.
Netherlands
Dutch cities, art and university life in the country where CEAL Space is based.
Language and culture course, Dutch art and design, university visits.
Free test
20 questions, about 5 minutes. See your level right away, no sign-up needed.
The result is an estimate of your level, not a certificate.
When Lena arrived in Bologna, she expected the lectures to be the hardest part of her exchange. In fact, it was the small things — ordering coffee, asking for directions, understanding jokes — that tested her most. By the end of the term, she realised she had learned more Italian in cafés than in classrooms.
Your estimated level
This short test gives an estimate, not an official certificate.
Request a course
Tell us about your group, the language and the season. We’ll send you a program and a quote.
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