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On June 25 of 2008, the Cervantes Institute in Paris organized a short story contest...and we are proud to announce that the winning story was The Enchanted Book by Françoise Corbillon-Epelboin -- a don Quijote student!The contest was held in commemoration of the 10 years that have passed since the death of Mexican writer Octavio Paz (1914-1998), ...

don Quijote is BEAMING with pride!Our Salamanca school has recently been featured in the July 2008 issue of the prestigious Italian magazine, Brava Casa!The article titled “Lingue: Lezioni Con Charme” (Languages: Lessons with Charm) talks about various language teaching schools around the world in which the magazine considers to be of a ...

The D.E.L.E. (Diploma de Español como Lengua Extranjera) is an internationally recognized diploma of great value if you want to study at a Spanish University or if you are going to work in a Spanish-speaking environment. It is the only official accreditation that certifies the degree of mastery of the Spanish language for citizens of ...

Make this Autumn an unforgetable one, come to Spain and enjoy wonderful Andalusia. We propose you to take a two-week Spanish course in the amazing city of Granada, one of the only 20 finalist cities selected for the New 7 Wonders of the World contest. To make it even easier and more affordable we have launched a special offer for ...

Here is a great video of our students in their first day at don Quijote Spanish school in Salamanca. Every year students from over 70 different nationalities choose don Quijote to learn Spanish abroad. Have a look and meet some of them!

don Quijote's school in Salamanca was recently on the news in the Spanish television because it was chosen as the location for a curious reality show of the Finnish television. In this contest participants have one month to learn Spanish in Spain. Every week they have to show their improvements in the mastery of the language and complete ...

1.  Ambience... Spain is perfect for relaxing.  People do it all the time. Before work, bars & cafes are filled with people sipping their ¨cafes con leche¨ (coffee with milk) enjoying their mornings. In the mid-afternoon they take their lunch breaks, or ¨siestas¨, and enjoy a leisurely couple-hour long break eating then either ...