Business Spanish & Chamber of Commerce Exam

I spent a week at Enforex Madrid, and honestly, it was just what I needed to finally get my Spanish practice going.

Even though I live in Madrid, I kept getting stuck in that awkward phase of mumbling and stumbling through conversations. So, I decided to commit to five days of intensive classes—four hours a day—and it really made a difference. From the moment I arrived, everything was super efficient. The placement process was quick, and before I knew it, I was in a class and learning right away.

What I really liked is that there’s no wasted time—no long coffee breaks, no unnecessary chit-chat. They give you your book, introduce you to your group, and you’re off! That being said, the atmosphere is still warm and friendly. The small class sizes (6 to 8 students) make a huge difference, and the teachers are great. Of course, some were better than others, but that’s always the case anywhere.

The classrooms are simple but perfect for learning—just tables, chairs, a book, and a whiteboard. No fancy distractions, just focused learning, which I actually appreciated.

They really push you to speak, balancing grammar with conversation and practice. At first, it was intimidating, but by the end of the week, I felt way more confident.

Also, the location is a huge plus. Malasaña is one of the coolest neighborhoods in Madrid—full of cafés, tapas bars, and little indie shops. After class, it was the perfect place to grab a coffee, explore, and even practice my Spanish in real-life situations.

This school is very good with quality. And it is in a very convenient location. Classrooms are pretty well too. I learned a lot in the summer for six weeks.

I am 14 years old British student living in Bahrain and have opted for Spanish in that school .I'm fluent in English and Arabic , During the 21 day Christmas holiday we got a good price to fly to Madrid and opportunity to do Spanish lessons 20 hrs for 2 weeks . We choose a hotel with only 5 minutes walking to the school , the students in my class were only 5 first week and 4 second week ,ages 21 ,25 ,25 ,45 ,a German ,American and 2 Chinese we were all at the same level , During the 2 weeks we had 3 teachers all of which were excellent ,i really enjoyed my studies with them , Lessons were always on time , safe and pleasant atmosphere and we even had homework . I really felt immersed in the Spanish lessons and encourages me to continue , After school ,along with my father who didn't attend the school but stayed in the hotel until lessons finished ,made tours around Madrid a really lovely city with lots to see and do ,we were lucky the weather was great .

In summary I'm really pleased i did the course and look forward to hopefully in a longer holiday stay with a Spanish family and continue the course .

Zaina Father comments ,i fully agree with the above it was a great course ,but i feel the school should at the end interact with the younger students parents /guardian and really some feedback and give some ideas how to progress from the end of the course . In my own effort i met with one of her teachers who was really nice and encouraging about Zaina BUT we need to know what next ?? nothing was said , if this was implemented you would get commitment for the future study of the student . This is not to criticize but to encourage the next move forward in teacher her Spanish

classes were amazing...teacher were very qualified...i gained a lot in a very short time...

location was nice...reachable by all ways...gracias

housing was quiet and clean...but actually it was less than my expectations in terms of luxury...