Learning Spanish

If you don’t speak the language, it’s essential to sign up for Spanish classes.
Learning the language will help you meet new people, build connections, and access training opportunities—something especially important if you’re in an irregular situation and seeking to settle in Spain. Not speaking the language makes it even harder to complete administrative procedures.

WHERE CAN YOU LEARN SPANISH?

PUBLIC RESOURCES

• In Pamplona: Centro Público de Educación Básica de Personas Adultas (CPEBPA) José María Iribarren. You can sign up for Spanish classes at this public adult education center.

🗓️ Registration dates:
From Tuesday, September 2 to Monday, September 8
🕘 Hours: 09:30 to 13:00 (Monday to Friday), 16:30 to 19:00 (Monday to Thursday)

• In Tudela
• In Estella

OTHER ORGANIZATIONS OFFERING SPANISHS LESSIONS IN PAMPLONA

• Volunteering coordinated by the “Punto de Información para personas Migradas/PIM” (Information Point for Migrants) . Located at Plazara, Calle Mayor 31, in Iruña-Pamplona. Opening hours: Mondays from 18:00 to 19:00. WhatsApp: 681 97 14 64.
• Ikaskide Itaka Escolapios. Located at Calle Mayor 70, 1st floor, 31001 Iruña-Pamplona. Opening hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:00 to 12:30, and Fridays from 18:00 to 19:30. Appointments must be made in advance by calling 948 227 611 or 948 203 891. Email: ikaskide@itakaescolapios.org
• IRATI
• Ahlan Bek Lantxotegi. Contact: Phone 948 079 274. Email: acogida@lantxotegi.org. Registration from Tuesday, August 26 to Thursday, August 29 (between 9:00 and 14:00) at Calle Río Ega 25.

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MORE REASONS FOR LEARNING SPANISH:

If you have a university degree, you need to prove a B2 level of Spanish in order to validate your qualification. See the “Recognition of studies completed in another country” section under “Education and Training” for more information.

Passing a basic Spanish language test (DELE level A2) is one of the requirements for obtaining Spanish nationality. This test, along with another on constitutional and sociocultural knowledge of Spain (CCSE test), is administered by the Instituto Cervantes.