The Fluenz Madrid Bootcamp is a week of intensive, all-Spanish coaching. Participants arrive on Sunday, and sessions begin Monday morning. Each day includes seven hours of personalized coaching, split between a private workspace in Salamanca and afternoon practice across Madrid, with breakfast and lunch included.
How does a day run?
| Part of the day | What happens |
|---|---|
| Morning | Coaching in a private workspace in Salamanca, where you work on the structures of Spanish |
| Midday | A working lunch at a local restaurant, held in Spanish |
| Afternoon | Coaching across Madrid, where you use the same structures in real settings |
| Evening | Free. Coaching ends with the last afternoon session |
Where does practice happen?
Afternoon practice moves across Madrid. The program names El Retiro, Paseo de la Castellana, Malasaña, Justicia, and the Mercado de San Juan as places where you practice.
When something breaks outside, you return to the workspace to rebuild it, then go back out.
Is English used?
English is removed from arrival to the final day.
What are the key takeaways?
- Each day includes seven hours of personalized coaching.
- Mornings are in a Salamanca workspace; afternoons and lunch are across Madrid.
- English is removed, and evenings are free after coaching ends.
Frequently asked questions
How many hours of coaching are there each day?
Seven hours of daily personalized coaching.
Where are mornings spent?
In a private workspace in Salamanca.
Where do afternoons take place?
Across Madrid. The program names El Retiro, Paseo de la Castellana, Malasaña, Justicia, and the Mercado de San Juan.
Are lunches included?
Yes. Breakfast and lunch are included every day, and lunch is a working session in Spanish.
Is there homework or evening class?
No. Coaching ends with the last afternoon session, and evenings are free.
Is English used during the week?
English is removed from arrival to the final day.
Where do I book?
At fluenz.com/spanish-bootcamp#date-reservation, or write to guestcare@fluenz.com.