A Academia Eureka está localizada no coração de Madrid. Sua infraestrutura,  moderna e ao mesmo tempo clássica, oferece aos estudantes todo o necessário para um bom ensino.

Vantagens Competitivas

1. Fundada em 1988;
2. Localizada no coração de Madri, a poucos quarteirões da Puerta del Sol e Royal Palace;
3. Reconhecida pelo Instituto Cervantes, Fedele, IALC;
4. Ambiente familiar e atenção especial por parte de funcionários e professores;
5. Professores altamente qualificados e com didática;
6. Grande variedade de cursos no período matutino e noturno
7. Instalações modernas;
8. Diferentes tipos de acomodação (Single/Double);
9. Datas flexíveis de 2-24 semanas.

Curso Intensivo – Características

1. Máximo de 8 alunos em sala de aula;
2. Aulas de pronúncia, conversação, gramática, uso de expressões, leitura, análise textual e composição;
3. 6 níveis de acordo com o “Common European Framework of Reference for Languages” (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2);
4. Acomodação em casas de famílias espanholas;
5. Acomodação em estúdios independentes a 3 quarteirões da escola;
6. Aulas de História da Arte gratuitas no Museo del Prado;
7. Tours didáticos gratuitos nos espaços histórico-literários de Madri;
8. Refeições sociais com os professores para prática de conversação;
9. Visitas guiadas aos museus mais importantes da arte espanhola.

20 hours Intensive Courses

• 09h – 11h: grammatical block (correction of exercises, development of grammatical subject and practice of grammatical subject);
• 11h – 11h30: break;
• 11h30 – 13h: communication.

30 hours Intensive Courses

• 09h – 11h: grammatical block (correction of exercises, development of grammatical subject and practice of grammatical subject)
• 11h – 11h30: break
• 11h30 – 13h: communication
• 14h20 – 16h: vocabulary, conversation and exercises (low level) or civilization, Spanish culture, history, art and literature (high level).

Atividades culturais gratuitas oferecidas 2 vezes por semana

• Tour of Old Madrid: The Austrian part of Madrid. We’ll learn about the history of Puerta del Sol, La Plaza Mayor, La Plaza del Ayuntamiento, El Palacio Real and other sites.
• El Museo Municipal de Madrid: The history of Madrid and its historical figures through paintings, drawings, sculptures and other objects.
• El Palacio Real de Madrid: Built in the 18th century by King Philip V, the first Bourbon king of Spain.
• El Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales: A convent located right in the heart of Madrid. It has been a place of solace, prayer and art since the 16th century, when it was founded by Princess Juana of Austria.
• El Monasterio de la Encarnación: Founded by Queen Margarita of Austria-Stiria, the wife of King Philip III, in 1611. It is noteworthy for its vial containing the dried blood of St. Pantaleón.
• El Museo y la Fábrica de Tapices: Established in 1721 by King Philip V. Its weavers use the same techniques today that were used in the 18th century.
• El Museo Lázaro Galdiano: A private art collection donated by its founder. It displays jewels, paintings, sculptures, furniture and many other objects.
• El Museo de Artes Decorativas: A collection of objects formerly used in everyday life that are now considered objets d’art.
• El Museo del Prado: Spain’s most important art collection and one of the best in the world. We’ll see paintings by Goya, El Greco, Ribera, Zurbarán, Murillo and Velázquez.
• El Centro de Arte Reina Sofía: Modern Spanish art featuring Juan Gris, Miró, Dalí and, of course, Picasso (especially El Guernica, his most controversial and renowned work).

• El Panteón de Goya: The San Antonio de la Florida hermitage, which houses the remains of the genius painter from Aragón. The chapel was decorated by Goya and depicts the miracle performed by San Antonio.
• El Ayuntamiento de Madrid: The city hall and the mayor’s office.
• El Congreso de los Diputados: The history of the Spanish constitution and the Parliament, created by Queen Isabella II in 1850.
• El Rastro: The most interesting outdoor market in Madrid, located in the old part of the city.