CLIC International House
CLIC International House is a well-established Spanish school network in southern Spain, with campuses in Seville, Cadiz and Malaga. The school combines academic quality, a communicative teaching approach and Andalusian cultural immersion, helping students choose the campus that best matches their lifestyle, learning pace and goals. From the cultural energy of Seville to the coastal atmosphere of Cadiz and the flexible Mediterranean feel of Malaga, CLIC offers more than Spanish classes. It offers a complete study abroad experience shaped by real local life in Spain.
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CLIC International House is one of the best-known Spanish school networks in southern Spain. Its story starts in Seville in 1983 and later expands to Cadiz and Malaga. All three campuses focus on international students and use a communicative teaching approach designed to move Spanish beyond the classroom and into daily life, the city and the cultural experience.
CLIC is also part of the International House network, which adds consistency in teacher training, academic management and overall quality standards. Alongside general intensive courses, the school offers DELE / SIELE preparation, Pathway options, 50+ programmes, junior courses and themed experiences, making it easier to match the course to each student’s age, goals and preferred city style.
Each campus has its own feel: Seville works especially well for students looking for a fuller urban and cultural immersion, Cadiz brings a more local seaside rhythm, and Malaga offers a more flexible, modern and Mediterranean environment. For students who want to compare cities while keeping a similar academic standard, CLIC is a strong option.
Why choose CLIC
CLIC International House stands out because it brings together Seville, Cadiz and Malaga, three Andalusian cities with very different lifestyles, within one school network. Students can choose the campus that best matches their pace, cultural setting and learning goals while still keeping a broadly consistent academic standard and support structure.
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The Seville campus is the largest and most complete, with 33 classrooms, making it a strong choice for longer urban study stays.
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It is located in central Seville, so students can connect lessons naturally with daily life, culture and the city itself.
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The school includes an Andalusian courtyard, a café area and a 500 m² rooftop terrace with pool, which gives the campus a fuller atmosphere.
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Absolute beginners can start every Monday, which is especially convenient for students who need more date flexibility.
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Alongside standard intensive courses, Seville also offers Senior 50+, exam preparation and longer immersion options.
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If you are looking for a Spanish study-abroad experience with strong culture, a fuller city setting and the broadest resources, Seville is often the standout option.
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The Cadiz campus feels more local and coastal: it has 13 classrooms and a more intimate scale than Seville.
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The beach is only about 5 minutes away on foot, making it especially attractive for students who want to combine Spanish with seaside life.
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Facilities include a study room, lounge area, kitchen and terrace, all of which support informal interaction and everyday language use.
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Beginners follow fixed start dates, usually around twice a month in 2026, so it works best for students who can plan ahead.
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Cadiz is particularly appealing for students interested in Spanish for Foodies, junior options and a more lifestyle-based immersion.
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If you prefer a Spanish-learning city with a slower pace, a coastal feel and strong local character, Cadiz is very appealing.
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The Malaga campus is flexible and modern, with 14 classrooms and a format that suits students who want a more relaxed but lively city base.
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Located in central Malaga, it is easy to combine classes with city life, the coast and shorter immersion plans.
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General courses keep small class sizes, and some formats can run from groups of around 4 students.
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Beginners follow specific dates, with a denser summer rhythm that works especially well for seasonal and youth-oriented study plans.
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Malaga is often linked to Young Adult programmes and to students who want to mix Spanish with Mediterranean lifestyle.
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If you want a city that feels more Mediterranean, more flexible and easier to fit into short or medium-term study plans, Malaga is a very strong choice.
CLIC campuses in Andalusia
CLIC International House has three main campuses in Andalusia: Seville, Cadiz and Malaga. All three cities work very well for Spanish immersion, but each one offers a different feel. Seville gives a fuller urban and cultural experience, Cadiz brings a slower seaside rhythm and stronger local atmosphere, while Malaga combines Mediterranean city life, art and more flexible study planning.
- Seville: C/ Albareda, 19, 41001 Sevilla
- Cadiz: C/ Acacias, 25, 2º, 11007 Cádiz
- Malaga: C/ Santa Lucía, 7, 1º, 29008 Málaga
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