The visa process might look intimidating at first, but once you understand the steps, it becomes much easier.

Discover what it’s really like to work as a language assistant in Spain. Learn about the part-time schedule, classroom role, and the opportunity to explore Spanish culture and festivals.

Living day to day in Spain without Spanish is much more manageable than people imagine.

One of the most important qualities, you could even call it a mindset, is flexibility.  When in the classroom you never know what is going to come at you next. 

I can’t emphasize enough the importance of going that extra inch to say hello to staff, have a friendly disposition and put in effort to have conversations outside of the classroom with co-teachers and other admin in the building. 

Ice breaker activities are a great way for language assistants to introduce themselves, learn names, and encourage students to start speaking English right away in a fun and relaxed way.

METRO: One of the easiest ways to get around the city is by metro/underground. Madrid has a fantastic train system. It's well cared for and it runs reliably.

Are you a passionate language enthusiast looking to immerse yourself in the rich culture and vibrant language of Spain? Look no further than a unique language assistant program known for its commitment to providing a valuable and fulfilling experience for its participants - Inlaes. Inlaes offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity for individuals seeking to expand their language skills and cultural horizons. What sets Inlaes apart from other programs is its dedication to supporting i