SIOC SUMMER PROGRAMME GUIDE
Expanish Junior & Young Adult Programmes: complete 2026 summer programme guide
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Expanish Junior & Young Adult Programmes
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Barcelona Junior Summer CampA city residence programme in Barcelona for ages 12–17. Language and learning focus: Spanish and life-skills workshops. Activities include cultural visits, half- and full-day excursions and organised evening events. Published supervision: 24-hour residential supervision. 12–17 Selected Jul–Aug 2026 starts; 1–4 weeks Current 2026 package by city 20 Spanish classes/week + life-skills
A city residence programme in Barcelona for ages 12–17. Language and learning focus: Spanish and life-skills workshops. Activities include cultural visits, half- and full-day excursions and organised evening events. Published supervision: 24-hour residential supervision.
Expanish publishes 24/7 supervision for junior programmes, while its 16–20 model deliberately allows more independence.
Published programme facts
Official 2026 programme material reviewedSIOC separates published programme facts from items that must be reconfirmed for the student’s exact dates.
Classes, level placement and outcomes
The published teaching format is 20 Spanish classes/week + life-skills, with Maximum 12. Placement, beginner start rules, timetable and any intensive or private-lesson supplement are confirmed before the course is invoiced. A short stay should be measured by speaking confidence, listening and practical language use—not by a guaranteed jump through several CEFR levels.
A realistic day and weekly rhythm
The normal pattern combines lessons with cultural visits, life-skills workshops, half- and full-day excursions, organised evening events and beach activities. Weather, group size, local events and specialist-provider availability can change the order of activities. The final weekly timetable is issued by the provider.
Expanish publishes 24/7 supervision for junior programmes, while its 16–20 model deliberately allows more independence.
Accommodation, rooms and meals
Published accommodation is city residence, with full board. SIOC confirms the exact building, room occupancy, bathroom arrangement, bedding, laundry, dietary handling, night staffing and whether the student travels to class.
Activities, sport and excursions
The published activity mix includes cultural visits, life-skills workshops, half- and full-day excursions, organised evening events and beach activities. Some specialist sports, premium activities and weekend excursions may require a supplement, minimum stay, medical declaration or suitable swimming ability.
Supervision, permissions and safeguarding
Published supervision: 24/7 residential supervision. SIOC confirms age-specific permissions, curfews, sign-in/out procedures, staff presence, emergency numbers, medical escalation and the exact responsibility boundary during optional activities.
Airport, station and local transport
Published transfer position: transfer and handover subject to confirmation. Do not book an airline unaccompanied-minor service or an arrival outside the published window until SIOC has written confirmation of the receiving adult, meeting point and return handover.
View programme locations →Preparation and packing
Pack for the teaching and activity programme, including comfortable shoes, weather protection, reusable water bottle and labelled medication. For water programmes, bring swimwear, towel and high-factor sun protection; specialist safety equipment is normally supplied only where the provider states this.
Booking, documents and payment
Submit the preliminary booking first. SIOC then verifies age, dates, level, package, accommodation, transfer and price. Consent, health, passport/ID and travel forms are completed securely in My Application only after the correct seasonal documents are confirmed.
- Age: 12–17
- Dates: Selected Jul–Aug 2026 starts; 1–4 weeks
- Published price: Current 2026 package by city
Barcelona Young AdultsA host-family programme programme in Barcelona for ages 16–20. Language and learning focus: Spanish and life-skills workshops. Activities include cultural visits, half- and full-day excursions and beach activities. Published supervision: structured support with age-appropriate independence. 16–20 Selected Jul–Aug 2026 starts; 1–4 weeks Current 2026 package by city 20 × 50 min/week
A host-family programme programme in Barcelona for ages 16–20. Language and learning focus: Spanish and life-skills workshops. Activities include cultural visits, half- and full-day excursions and beach activities. Published supervision: structured support with age-appropriate independence.
Expanish publishes 24/7 supervision for junior programmes, while its 16–20 model deliberately allows more independence.
Published programme facts
Official 2026 programme material reviewedSIOC separates published programme facts from items that must be reconfirmed for the student’s exact dates.
Classes, level placement and outcomes
The published teaching format is 20 × 50 min/week, with Maximum 12. Placement, beginner start rules, timetable and any intensive or private-lesson supplement are confirmed before the course is invoiced. A short stay should be measured by speaking confidence, listening and practical language use—not by a guaranteed jump through several CEFR levels.
A realistic day and weekly rhythm
The normal pattern combines lessons with cultural visits, life-skills workshops, half- and full-day excursions and beach activities. Weather, group size, local events and specialist-provider availability can change the order of activities. The final weekly timetable is issued by the provider.
Expanish publishes 24/7 supervision for junior programmes, while its 16–20 model deliberately allows more independence.
Accommodation, rooms and meals
Published accommodation is host-family model, with full board. SIOC confirms the exact building, room occupancy, bathroom arrangement, bedding, laundry, dietary handling, night staffing and whether the student travels to class.
Activities, sport and excursions
The published activity mix includes cultural visits, life-skills workshops, half- and full-day excursions and beach activities. Some specialist sports, premium activities and weekend excursions may require a supplement, minimum stay, medical declaration or suitable swimming ability.
Supervision, permissions and safeguarding
Published supervision: structured support with age-appropriate independence. SIOC confirms age-specific permissions, curfews, sign-in/out procedures, staff presence, emergency numbers, medical escalation and the exact responsibility boundary during optional activities.
Airport, station and local transport
Published transfer position: transfer and handover subject to confirmation. Do not book an airline unaccompanied-minor service or an arrival outside the published window until SIOC has written confirmation of the receiving adult, meeting point and return handover.
View programme locations →Preparation and packing
Pack for the teaching and activity programme, including comfortable shoes, weather protection, reusable water bottle and labelled medication. For water programmes, bring swimwear, towel and high-factor sun protection; specialist safety equipment is normally supplied only where the provider states this.
Booking, documents and payment
Submit the preliminary booking first. SIOC then verifies age, dates, level, package, accommodation, transfer and price. Consent, health, passport/ID and travel forms are completed securely in My Application only after the correct seasonal documents are confirmed.
- Age: 16–20
- Dates: Selected Jul–Aug 2026 starts; 1–4 weeks
- Published price: Current 2026 package by city
Madrid Junior Summer CampA city residence programme in Madrid for ages 12–17. Language and learning focus: Spanish and life-skills workshops. Activities include cultural visits, half- and full-day excursions and organised evening events. Published supervision: 24-hour residential supervision. 12–17 Selected Jul–Aug 2026 starts; 1–4 weeks Current 2026 package by city 20 Spanish classes/week + life-skills
A city residence programme in Madrid for ages 12–17. Language and learning focus: Spanish and life-skills workshops. Activities include cultural visits, half- and full-day excursions and organised evening events. Published supervision: 24-hour residential supervision.
Expanish publishes 24/7 supervision for junior programmes, while its 16–20 model deliberately allows more independence.
Published programme facts
Official 2026 programme material reviewedSIOC separates published programme facts from items that must be reconfirmed for the student’s exact dates.
Classes, level placement and outcomes
The published teaching format is 20 Spanish classes/week + life-skills, with Maximum 12. Placement, beginner start rules, timetable and any intensive or private-lesson supplement are confirmed before the course is invoiced. A short stay should be measured by speaking confidence, listening and practical language use—not by a guaranteed jump through several CEFR levels.
A realistic day and weekly rhythm
The normal pattern combines lessons with cultural visits, life-skills workshops, half- and full-day excursions, organised evening events and museums and landmarks. Weather, group size, local events and specialist-provider availability can change the order of activities. The final weekly timetable is issued by the provider.
Expanish publishes 24/7 supervision for junior programmes, while its 16–20 model deliberately allows more independence.
Accommodation, rooms and meals
Published accommodation is city residence, with full board. SIOC confirms the exact building, room occupancy, bathroom arrangement, bedding, laundry, dietary handling, night staffing and whether the student travels to class.
Activities, sport and excursions
The published activity mix includes cultural visits, life-skills workshops, half- and full-day excursions, organised evening events and museums and landmarks. Some specialist sports, premium activities and weekend excursions may require a supplement, minimum stay, medical declaration or suitable swimming ability.
Supervision, permissions and safeguarding
Published supervision: 24/7 residential supervision. SIOC confirms age-specific permissions, curfews, sign-in/out procedures, staff presence, emergency numbers, medical escalation and the exact responsibility boundary during optional activities.
Airport, station and local transport
Published transfer position: transfer and handover subject to confirmation. Do not book an airline unaccompanied-minor service or an arrival outside the published window until SIOC has written confirmation of the receiving adult, meeting point and return handover.
View programme locations →Preparation and packing
Pack for the teaching and activity programme, including comfortable shoes, weather protection, reusable water bottle and labelled medication. For water programmes, bring swimwear, towel and high-factor sun protection; specialist safety equipment is normally supplied only where the provider states this.
Booking, documents and payment
Submit the preliminary booking first. SIOC then verifies age, dates, level, package, accommodation, transfer and price. Consent, health, passport/ID and travel forms are completed securely in My Application only after the correct seasonal documents are confirmed.
- Age: 12–17
- Dates: Selected Jul–Aug 2026 starts; 1–4 weeks
- Published price: Current 2026 package by city
Madrid Young AdultsA host-family programme programme in Madrid for ages 16–20. Language and learning focus: Spanish and life-skills workshops. Activities include cultural visits, half- and full-day excursions and museums and landmarks. Published supervision: structured support with age-appropriate independence. 16–20 Selected Jul–Aug 2026 starts; 1–4 weeks Current 2026 package by city 20 × 50 min/week
A host-family programme programme in Madrid for ages 16–20. Language and learning focus: Spanish and life-skills workshops. Activities include cultural visits, half- and full-day excursions and museums and landmarks. Published supervision: structured support with age-appropriate independence.
Expanish publishes 24/7 supervision for junior programmes, while its 16–20 model deliberately allows more independence.
Published programme facts
Official 2026 programme material reviewedSIOC separates published programme facts from items that must be reconfirmed for the student’s exact dates.
Classes, level placement and outcomes
The published teaching format is 20 × 50 min/week, with Maximum 12. Placement, beginner start rules, timetable and any intensive or private-lesson supplement are confirmed before the course is invoiced. A short stay should be measured by speaking confidence, listening and practical language use—not by a guaranteed jump through several CEFR levels.
A realistic day and weekly rhythm
The normal pattern combines lessons with cultural visits, life-skills workshops, half- and full-day excursions and museums and landmarks. Weather, group size, local events and specialist-provider availability can change the order of activities. The final weekly timetable is issued by the provider.
Expanish publishes 24/7 supervision for junior programmes, while its 16–20 model deliberately allows more independence.
Accommodation, rooms and meals
Published accommodation is host-family model, with full board. SIOC confirms the exact building, room occupancy, bathroom arrangement, bedding, laundry, dietary handling, night staffing and whether the student travels to class.
Activities, sport and excursions
The published activity mix includes cultural visits, life-skills workshops, half- and full-day excursions and museums and landmarks. Some specialist sports, premium activities and weekend excursions may require a supplement, minimum stay, medical declaration or suitable swimming ability.
Supervision, permissions and safeguarding
Published supervision: structured support with age-appropriate independence. SIOC confirms age-specific permissions, curfews, sign-in/out procedures, staff presence, emergency numbers, medical escalation and the exact responsibility boundary during optional activities.
Airport, station and local transport
Published transfer position: transfer and handover subject to confirmation. Do not book an airline unaccompanied-minor service or an arrival outside the published window until SIOC has written confirmation of the receiving adult, meeting point and return handover.
View programme locations →Preparation and packing
Pack for the teaching and activity programme, including comfortable shoes, weather protection, reusable water bottle and labelled medication. For water programmes, bring swimwear, towel and high-factor sun protection; specialist safety equipment is normally supplied only where the provider states this.
Booking, documents and payment
Submit the preliminary booking first. SIOC then verifies age, dates, level, package, accommodation, transfer and price. Consent, health, passport/ID and travel forms are completed securely in My Application only after the correct seasonal documents are confirmed.
- Age: 16–20
- Dates: Selected Jul–Aug 2026 starts; 1–4 weeks
- Published price: Current 2026 package by city
Málaga Junior Summer CampA city residence programme in Málaga for ages 12–17. Language and learning focus: Spanish and life-skills workshops. Activities include cultural visits, half- and full-day excursions and organised evening events. Published supervision: 24-hour residential supervision. 12–17 Selected Jul–Aug 2026 starts; 1–4 weeks From €1,350/week in Málaga 20 Spanish classes/week + life-skills
A city residence programme in Málaga for ages 12–17. Language and learning focus: Spanish and life-skills workshops. Activities include cultural visits, half- and full-day excursions and organised evening events. Published supervision: 24-hour residential supervision.
Expanish publishes 24/7 supervision for junior programmes, while its 16–20 model deliberately allows more independence.
Published programme facts
Official 2026 programme material reviewedSIOC separates published programme facts from items that must be reconfirmed for the student’s exact dates.
Classes, level placement and outcomes
The published teaching format is 20 Spanish classes/week + life-skills, with Maximum 12. Placement, beginner start rules, timetable and any intensive or private-lesson supplement are confirmed before the course is invoiced. A short stay should be measured by speaking confidence, listening and practical language use—not by a guaranteed jump through several CEFR levels.
A realistic day and weekly rhythm
The normal pattern combines lessons with cultural visits, life-skills workshops, half- and full-day excursions, organised evening events and beach activities. Weather, group size, local events and specialist-provider availability can change the order of activities. The final weekly timetable is issued by the provider.
Expanish publishes 24/7 supervision for junior programmes, while its 16–20 model deliberately allows more independence.
Accommodation, rooms and meals
Published accommodation is city residence, with full board. SIOC confirms the exact building, room occupancy, bathroom arrangement, bedding, laundry, dietary handling, night staffing and whether the student travels to class.
Activities, sport and excursions
The published activity mix includes cultural visits, life-skills workshops, half- and full-day excursions, organised evening events and beach activities. Some specialist sports, premium activities and weekend excursions may require a supplement, minimum stay, medical declaration or suitable swimming ability.
Supervision, permissions and safeguarding
Published supervision: 24/7 residential supervision. SIOC confirms age-specific permissions, curfews, sign-in/out procedures, staff presence, emergency numbers, medical escalation and the exact responsibility boundary during optional activities.
Airport, station and local transport
Published transfer position: transfer and handover subject to confirmation. Do not book an airline unaccompanied-minor service or an arrival outside the published window until SIOC has written confirmation of the receiving adult, meeting point and return handover.
View programme locations →Preparation and packing
Pack for the teaching and activity programme, including comfortable shoes, weather protection, reusable water bottle and labelled medication. For water programmes, bring swimwear, towel and high-factor sun protection; specialist safety equipment is normally supplied only where the provider states this.
Booking, documents and payment
Submit the preliminary booking first. SIOC then verifies age, dates, level, package, accommodation, transfer and price. Consent, health, passport/ID and travel forms are completed securely in My Application only after the correct seasonal documents are confirmed.
- Age: 12–17
- Dates: Selected Jul–Aug 2026 starts; 1–4 weeks
- Published price: From €1,350/week in Málaga
Málaga Young AdultsA host-family programme programme in Málaga for ages 16–20. Language and learning focus: Spanish and life-skills workshops. Activities include cultural visits, half- and full-day excursions and beach activities. Published supervision: structured support with age-appropriate independence. 16–20 Selected Jul–Aug 2026 starts; 1–4 weeks Current 2026 package by city 20 × 50 min/week
A host-family programme programme in Málaga for ages 16–20. Language and learning focus: Spanish and life-skills workshops. Activities include cultural visits, half- and full-day excursions and beach activities. Published supervision: structured support with age-appropriate independence.
Expanish publishes 24/7 supervision for junior programmes, while its 16–20 model deliberately allows more independence.
Published programme facts
Official 2026 programme material reviewedSIOC separates published programme facts from items that must be reconfirmed for the student’s exact dates.
Classes, level placement and outcomes
The published teaching format is 20 × 50 min/week, with Maximum 12. Placement, beginner start rules, timetable and any intensive or private-lesson supplement are confirmed before the course is invoiced. A short stay should be measured by speaking confidence, listening and practical language use—not by a guaranteed jump through several CEFR levels.
A realistic day and weekly rhythm
The normal pattern combines lessons with cultural visits, life-skills workshops, half- and full-day excursions and beach activities. Weather, group size, local events and specialist-provider availability can change the order of activities. The final weekly timetable is issued by the provider.
Expanish publishes 24/7 supervision for junior programmes, while its 16–20 model deliberately allows more independence.
Accommodation, rooms and meals
Published accommodation is host-family model, with full board. SIOC confirms the exact building, room occupancy, bathroom arrangement, bedding, laundry, dietary handling, night staffing and whether the student travels to class.
Activities, sport and excursions
The published activity mix includes cultural visits, life-skills workshops, half- and full-day excursions and beach activities. Some specialist sports, premium activities and weekend excursions may require a supplement, minimum stay, medical declaration or suitable swimming ability.
Supervision, permissions and safeguarding
Published supervision: structured support with age-appropriate independence. SIOC confirms age-specific permissions, curfews, sign-in/out procedures, staff presence, emergency numbers, medical escalation and the exact responsibility boundary during optional activities.
Airport, station and local transport
Published transfer position: transfer and handover subject to confirmation. Do not book an airline unaccompanied-minor service or an arrival outside the published window until SIOC has written confirmation of the receiving adult, meeting point and return handover.
View programme locations →Preparation and packing
Pack for the teaching and activity programme, including comfortable shoes, weather protection, reusable water bottle and labelled medication. For water programmes, bring swimwear, towel and high-factor sun protection; specialist safety equipment is normally supplied only where the provider states this.
Booking, documents and payment
Submit the preliminary booking first. SIOC then verifies age, dates, level, package, accommodation, transfer and price. Consent, health, passport/ID and travel forms are completed securely in My Application only after the correct seasonal documents are confirmed.
- Age: 16–20
- Dates: Selected Jul–Aug 2026 starts; 1–4 weeks
- Published price: Current 2026 package by city
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Expanish Junior & Young Adult Programmes
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