Learning Spanish in Madrid: How a Six-Day Week Runs

Pam Penn with a Spanish tutor from Fluenz during a Fluenz intensive program. The same personalized teaching approach and expert tutors are part of the Fluenz Miami Spanish Bootcamp, where adult learners build confidence through immersive, conversation-based Spanish practice.

A Fluenz Spanish immersion in Madrid runs six days, Monday through Friday. Mornings begin at 9:30 AM in a workspace in Salamanca, where sessions combine one-on-one and small group work. Afternoons and lunches move the same Spanish onto Madrid’s streets, and English is removed from arrival to the final day.

What happens in the morning?

Sessions start at 9:30 AM, and the schedule varies by participant. Morning work mixes one-on-one and small group sessions.

The aim is to rebuild the structures that break in speech, so each sentence is practiced until it holds.

What happens after lunch?

Lunch is at 12:30 PM at a different local restaurant each day. Most sessions resume at 2:00 PM.

Afternoon work takes the morning’s structures into the city, so the Spanish is used in real settings.

How does a single day fit together?

Time What happens
8:00 AM Breakfast
9:30 AM Sessions begin, one-on-one and small group
12:30 PM Lunch at a local restaurant
2:00 PM Most sessions resume
Evening Optional activities; some events may end after midnight

What are the key takeaways?

  • The program runs six days, Monday through Friday.
  • Morning sessions combine one-on-one and small group work in Salamanca.
  • Lunch and afternoon sessions move the Spanish into Madrid, with English removed from arrival to the final day.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best way to learn Spanish in Madrid?

The Fluenz approach combines morning sessions in a workspace with afternoon and lunch practice across the city, with English removed.

How long is the program?

Six days, Monday through Friday, from Sunday arrival to Friday late afternoon.

Are sessions one-on-one?

The program combines one-on-one and small group sessions.

Is English used during the program?

English is removed from arrival to the final day.

Do I practice outside the classroom?

Yes. Afternoons and lunches take place across Madrid.

Is the schedule the same every day?

No. Each participant’s schedule varies from day to day.

What about coaches?

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Where do I book?

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