The week of festivals in Salamanca is quickly approaching and you can find out all about it, as well as download the festival programme, within this post! From the 7th to the 15th September, this beautiful historic city is the place to be. There’ll be hundreds of casetas (little huts selling specialty tapas and typical Spanish food), street art, theatre and concerts (in the Plaza Mayor, Patio de las Escuelas, all around the city!)…Come and see for yourself!
An alternative to university in the A level crisis
Written by Julia on August 20th, 2010
Have your A-level results not gone to plan? Then think about the best way to use your year. Rather than waste it, study a language abroad, boost your CV and widen your employment horizons! At Mester we offer Spanish courses in the stunning Salamanca, a great way to spend your gap year!
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Spain’s top for sport!
Written by Julia on August 13th, 2010
The Spanish are conquering the world of sport, one game at a time. The World Cup 2010 is the higlight but bear in mind there are several other merits which make this country a top sporting nation! From tennis to formula one to basketball, the Spanish are winning everything! A great atmosphere in the country and a great place to learn Spanish, come and see what all the fuss is about!
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Studying the DELE 2010
Written by Julia on August 2nd, 2010
The DELE Certificate is an important asset to any person who is considering using their Spanish in the working world. It is the only certificate officially recognised by the Spanish Ministery of Education and Science, making it incredibly useful for job hunters in Spain. At Mester Spanish Academy, we provide preparatory courses to ensure you are more than ready for when the exam comes around. Read our post and see how the DELE (and we!) can help you.
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A new side to Salamanca!
Written by Julia on July 12th, 2010
Students coming to study Spanish in Spain have a great choice of activities in Salamanca – not only the university party life, stunning array of architecture to see and buzzing nightlife for tapas and typical Spanish “cañas”, students can also escape the main city and visit the many pretty towns lying along the River as it leaves Salamanca. Including La Alberca and Las Batuecas, the villages provide great opportunities for picnic, sunbathing, swimming and relax – not to mention photos! Read our post and decide to where your trip will be!


