Campus El Sabio

CAMPUS EL SABIO THE EDUCATION AND SPORTS VENUE IN SPAIN

Index About Campus El Sabio

2 Jerez and the Surrounding Area

3 What Is Our Objective?

4 Our British School: Sage College

5 Why Use Campus El Sabio?

6 Academic Topics

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Accommodation

9 Restaurant

10 Classrooms and Lecture Facilities

11 Recreational Facilities

12 Other Facilities

13 Customers and Their Opinions

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Cultural Activities and Excursions

15 Sports Activities

16 Festivals and Events: January March

17 Festivals and Events: April June

18 Festivals and Events: July September

19 Festivals and Events: October December

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Golf Village

21 Football Village

22 Spanish Village

23 Sports and Culture Village, Toledo

24 Prices

25 Location and How to Get Here

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About Campus El Sabio

Welcome to Campus El Sabio!

A full-service international study and sports centre providing a high standard of accommodation, dining services, sports and leisure facilities as well as a conference and meeting venue.

We are specially committed to schools, colleges and groups on study trips abroad, carrying out both short and long-term education and sports programs.

Attached to our international academic purpose, we are also proud of presenting our Sage College, The British School of Jerez, which covers from the earliest year’s stages to higher education, providing schooling to national and international students.

The center is located on a privileged area, 3 km from the city of Jerez de la Frontera, in the South of Spain (please see page 3 for more details of the city and area). At the time of founding our Campus, we deliberately chose a location that gathered the requirements of being a pleasant, high level residential and well-connected place, right next to a 27-holes golf course. This unique environment makes Campus El Sabio the perfect destination for students.

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Jerez and the Surrounding Area The city of Jerez is located in the province of Cádiz, in the autonomous region of Andalucía in the South of Spain. The area has always been a cultural melting pot, with a rich historical and cultural heritage. The city enjoys a favourable climate. Here are some facts: • The name goes back to the existence of Phoenician Xera, Sèrès, then Romanized under the name of Ceret • The city as well as the surrounding area is rich in History with Neolithic, Phoenician, Roman, Vandal, Visigoth and Arab settlements • With a Mediterranean climate and oceanic influences, there are on average 54 rainy days per year, 137 clear days, 3,000 hours of sunshine a year, a few days of frost and no snow • Jerez is worldwide known as the capital of Sherry wine, horses, and flamenco. It is the home of the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art • The population is 205,000 • The city is the transport and communications hub of the province with an airport, train and bus stations • The economy of Jerez is centred on the wine industry, with exports of sherry worldwide, the cultivation of fruits, grains, and vegetables and horse and cattle husbandry is also important to the local economy, in addition to tourism

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What Is Our Objective?

The long term objective of Campus El Sabio is to develop a truly international study centre on our premises, which will offer unique learning experiences for local as well as international students.

Campus El Sabio’s newly built study centre aims at providing comfortable and affordable accommodation, lecture, conference and sports facilities, food, and a range of activities for educational institutions or individuals who wish to visit the area for a week, months, or even longer.

We completed construction of our facilities by the end of 2008, and all licenses and approvals were in place by early 2010. Since then, our development has been divided into two main phases.

The first consisted of developing a British School mainly for local students, as well as expats, as the basis of our operations (see the following page). We opened the schools in September 2010, and two years later, we had already exceeded 200 students.

With the first phase to a large degree consolidated, we are now moving into our second phase, which is to focus on bringing in international schools and universities to our premises, with the purpose of creating an international enriching educational environment to the benefit of our own students, as well as those from visiting schools and universities.

We have already had several international colleges here on both shorter and longer educational visits (see page 14), who have arrived on their own initiative without any campaign from us. We are now looking to form long term relationships with schools and universities from a wide range of disciplines and from different countries, and this prospectus have been produced to help us achieve that target.

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Our British School: Sage College Sage College is a British School, which means we mainly follow the British National Curriculum, in addition to some Spanish subjects, in order to provide our students with a double certification.

All our students get their certificates and diplomas through the University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). This is the world’s largest provider of international qualifications for 14 – 19 years old, and a part of the University of Cambridge. It follows the British Education System, and CIE is responsible for the assessment and diplomas of Sage College.

Nearly 9,000 schools in 160 countries around the world offer CIE qualifications, with candidates from 5 to over 70 years. CIE is part of Cambridge Assessment, Europe’s largest assessment agency.

Currently we have more than 200 students from EYFS to Key Stage 4 (IGCSE).

By 2014, we will also offer the two final years (A-levels).

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Why Use Campus El Sabio?

There are plenty of advantages for your organization when choosing Campus El Sabio as your venue, some of which are: • All facilities in one place • Very reasonable prices • You can promote our facilities as your international Campus/Study Centre in Spain and reserve spaces for profiling your institution/organization with your logo, banner or other • No fixed costs involved – you pay for the services you actually use • You do not have to invest anything • You might, subject to prior agreement, get a limited exclusivity for your area • You can bring your own lecturers with you, or we can provide them for you, combining studies and sports with a wide range of exciting excursions and activities • Our friendly professional staff offers a wealth of information, useful tips, travel advice and can also arrange transport and tour bookings, both for groups and individual travelers • We tailor to your individual needs

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Academics Topics When choosing Campus El Sabio as your venue, you will find a great variety of courses and educational activities that you can undertake as the area provides a wide range of topics to study. These include, but are not limited to: • Teaching Degrees. Students have the possibility of visiting local schools, as well as practice teaching in our British School • Hospitality and Tourism. The area has a great potential for tourism and a rich gastronomic heritage. In addition, it is possible to put theory into practice in our reception, rooms division, in our restaurant or in our kitchen • Studies in History and Archaeology. Few areas have a richer history than this province, including pre-historic settlements, Tartessian, Phoenician, Greek, Roman, Vandal, Visigoth and Arab settlements. In addition, the province has played an important part as a commercial centre ever since Christopher Columbus lived here • Sport Studies. The area offers a range of sports activities (see more on pages 16, 21 and 22). One can therefore combine teaching with practicing skills. Moreover, our audiovisual equipment allows for efficient analysis of techniques and skills.

We also plan to build several football pitches next door in the near future • Cultural Studies. The cultural richness is at par with the historical heritage of the area, and therefore provides a wealth of opportunities for cultural studies • “Language Courses”: Spanish language is the obvious choice, but we can also provide Arabic, French, Chinese and several other languages. For Spanish, in cooperation with the University of Cádiz students can obtain ECTS credits

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• Science-Related Topics. There are many opportunities related to science, be that on land or at sea. We also have a laboratory where experiments and analysis can be done • Business Studies. This can be combined with visits to local small and medium sized businesses, combined with guest lecturers. There is a varied and thriving business community in Jerez and the province in general • Religion. The study related to Catholicism and Islam can be done in depth in Jerez.

It is also possible to arrange trips to Morocco which is just a couple of hours away • International Studies: Due to the cultural and historical heritage of the area, it makes it a perfect venue for international studies, be that international relations or others • Music and Dance. The city of Jerez has a very rich heritage within music and dance, including flamenco and sevillanas, as well as more modern music and dances • Geography. The area provides a wide variety of geographical topics to be studied, including river systems, oceans and currents, rock formations, weather and climate, flora and fauna, to mention a few • Gastronomy and Wine. There are many local food specialities, as well as several food festivals held throughout the year. Jerez is the home of tapas, as well as sherry • Environmental Management. The area is renowned for its renewable energy, and visits can be made to several impressive installations. The province also boasts several important ecological reserves • Engineering. The many engineering activities in the province make it ideal for this type of studies. It includes anything from large construction projects to renewable energy

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Accommodation We offer a high standard of accommodation, featuring: • 100 rooms with a capacity of up to 300 guests • All rooms have private bathrooms with shower • There is airconditioning in each of the rooms, which also doubles as a heater in the winter • The standard rooms are double, but we also offer larger rooms with three and four beds • There are two closets and a double desk with chairs in each room • There are lifts to each of the floors, and certain rooms are adapted for the disabled • Wireless internet access in all the rooms

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Restaurant • • • • • • •

A dining hall for 128 guests and a restaurant with a seating capacity for 56 Both are served by a top modern commercial kitchen with all facilities Adjacent to the restaurant is our bar, which also has direct access to the outdoor swimming pool Both the dining hall and the restaurant have stereo loudspeakers and flat screen TVs Guests can choose between a set menu or á la carte, self-service and buffet Seating arrangements can be made to meet our the guests requirements We provide food adapted to any needs, be that religious, vegetarian, vegan or others

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Classrooms and Lecture Facilities • We offer rooms for conferences and events, both for companies and other organizations • The largest room has a capacity of over 100 people • Each is equipped with modern audiovisual equipment • There is air-conditioning in each of the rooms, which also doubles as a heater in the winter • All amenities necessary are adjacent, such as reception, toilets, recreational area, restaurant, bar, etc.

• At Campus El Sabio there are eight (8) standard lecture rooms of 60m2, all equipped with an interactive board, projector and a whiteboard • There are three (3) seminar rooms, each of 30 m2, all with large flat screen TVs for connection with computers • There are plenty of toilets adjacent to the rooms • All the rooms have Wi-Fi, are very well illuminated and with plenty of sockets • All floors are marbled

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Recreational Facilities

Swimming Pool: The outdoor swimming pool is open year-round, with a maximum depth of 1,80 meters The Multi-purpose Sports Court (21 x 42 meters) is prepared for football, tennis, basketball, volleyball, handball and other sports Gym: The gym consists of 200 m2 of cardiovascular and fitness equipment, complete with locker-room with showers and toilets Courtyard: The courtyard is of typical Spanish style, and a sheltering place on hot days and pleasant on warm nights Garden: The garden area is a nice place to relax, with lemon, orange and olive trees in a lush area.

Terraces: There are five large terraces which are perfect hideaways for relaxing, taking a sunbathing or just enjoying the view Spa: The spa currently consists of a sauna, and preparations are also made for a future hot tub and massages TV-room: The TV-room includes a 60� screen with satellite TV Pool table: We also have one pool table in one of our recreational zones BBQ and self-service kitchen: Our outdoor BBQ is situated on a 200 m2 terrace, overlooking the premises. Adjacent is a small self-service kitchen with basic facilities.

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Other Facilities • Meeting Room: The meeting room is 18 m2, with a capacity of 8 people and equipped with all audiovisual facilities • Teachers’ Room: The teachers room is 34 m2, and has a capacity of 15 staff • Offices: There are also offices that can be rented for shorter or longer periods. The sizes range from 10 – 16 m2 • Laboratory: Well equipped lab for experiments and other for biology, physics and chemistry • Library: The library has a seating capacity of 60, and books from a range of different subjects • Reception: The reception is open 24/7, and can help guests with most of the queries • Computer Lab: The computer lab is designed for bringing your own computer, and has most of the facilities needed • Parking: Apart from ample parking spaces outside, there is an underground garage with a capacity of 40 cars • Laundry: Our self-service laundry works with coins and includes both a washing machine and a dryer • WiFi: All our guests that bring their own laptops can use our wireless internet without any extra charge

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Customers and Their Opinions Since opening, our customers have included a wide variety of organisations, from a range of different countries. Some of these include: • • • • • • • • • • • •

Master students of law from the private university CEPU, Italy Upper secondary schools from Norway on study trips Students from Hoogeschool Zeeland, Netherlands, doing research in the fluvial areas Erasmus students and individual students from the University of Cádiz Boarding students for our British School Hotel and Restaurant students from Sweden Football academies from the United Kingdom Individual guests (writers, golfers, etc.)

Conventions for labour unions, political parties, doctors and religious leaders Groups of teachers from Morocco on exchange programs Large groups on one-to-one English programs during the summer Local Spanish summer schools and English language courses

Some feedbacks from our custumers: We are very grateful for the way you organised the VI Jornadas Doctorales Andaluzas (FUECA, University of Cádiz) The best camp in the world!!! I miss it (Déva Allan) The employees were so lovely! They made my whole experience at campus el sabio much better. They are easy to talk to and are so funny (Ana Useros) The most of them was so funny, friendly, and they put a smile in your face everytimes you speak with them. GOOD (Hannah Keelan) Employees were friendly and willing to help at all times (Christine Kleindopp) Staff is very kind and helpful! (Hogeschool Zeeland student) The building is great and with excellent facilities... (Frank Van der Ville)

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Cultural Activities and Excursions We also offer a range of cultural activities related to what is typical in the region. Some of these include: • • • • •

Flamenco music Mediterranean food Bodegas and wineries visits Bullfighting A wide range of festivals and events (please see pages 17-20 for more details)

Excursions and sightseeing: To different towns and villages in Andalusia and beyond, including: Day-trip to Tangier in North Africa; Jerez; Cádiz; El Puerto de Santa María; Seville; Granada; Córdoba; The White Villages; Gibraltar; Algarve (Portugal); Arab baths; beach excursions; Coto Doñana Natural Park; Spanish football matches; salt marshes; whalewatching in Tarifa.

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Sports Activities: Campus El Sabio strongly supports sports. We have our own high performance golf program (please see page 21) and also provide many other amenities for different sports practices. In addition to that, the optimal climate conditions that the area proffer make it a most advantageous place to practice almost all kinds of sports activities during long periods of time, being some of them: • • • • • • •

Golf Football, basket, handball and tennis Horse riding and polo Mountain climbing, mountaineering, hiking, and trekking Water sports: swimming, sailing, diving, surfing, canoeing, kayaking Extreme sports like paragliding and skydiving Karate

Through a cooperation agreement with the University of Cádiz, our students and guests also can use of their excellent sports facilities just 15 minutes away. They include outdoor tracks and courts , and indoor hall with swimming pool, etc.

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Festivals and Events: January - March Regardless of when you choose to visit us, there will almost always be something going on in Jerez or the surrounding area. Some of the festivals and events through the year include: January: Los Reyes Magos. The three Wise Men will travel around the town on floats decorated according to a chosen theme. The Kings are accompanied by matching helpers who throw sweets and presents into the crowd. Fiesta de San Anton, Jerez de la Frontera.

Lots of fun activities for animals, children and adults. Food Festivals in Cádiz: these free food extravaganzas around the city mark the official start of the Cadiz Carnival season. First off is the Pestiñada, where pestiños, typical Andalucian Christmas pastries, are enjoyed together with typical local songs from previous years’ carnivals and anis (in Plaza de San Francisco).

Then, the following day, is the Erizada - erizos are sea urchins (in calle La Palma), and the Ostionada,– the ostion is a local type of ostra, or oyster (in Plaza San Antonio). Romeria de San Sebastian, Conil de la Frontera.

February: The Carnival of Cádiz is one of the best-known carnivals in the world. The whole city participates in the carnival for more than two weeks each year, and the presence of this fiesta is almost constant in the city because of the rehearsals, recitals, and contests held throughout the year. Dia de Andalucia (28th February). This festival commemorates the 1980 referendum which gave Andalusia its autonomous status. Most Andalucians have far stronger loyalty to their region than to their country.

March: Jerez Flamenco Festival: Andalusia is the birthplace of Flamenco, making Jerez a fitting host for the world’s leading Flamenco festival. Thousands of dance students gather each year for workshops and master classes on the full range of flamenco styles and skills. Holy Week (Semana Santa) normally takes place in March, and occasionally in April. The Passion of Christ, or Easter Week, known in Spain as Semana Santa is the most important celebration in the country. Bull runs in Vejer de la Frontera and Arcos de la Frontera. Bulls are released onto the streets of these white villages in Andalusia at Easter. They chase members of the public who attempt to escape the animals. A tradition that stretches back centuries.

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Festivals and Events: April - June April: The Seville Spring Fair, La Feria de Abril de Sevilla, is held in the Andalusian capital of Seville. The fair generally begins two weeks after the Semana Santa, or Easter Holy Week. The fair officially begins at midnight on Monday, and runs six days, ending on the following Sunday. For the duration of the fair, the fairgrounds and a vast area on the far bank of the Guadalquivir River are totally covered in rows of casetas (individual decorated marquee tents which are temporarily built on the fairground).

May: The Jerez Horse Fair (Feria del Caballo) is an exciting and lively event that brings the entire city together. The history of the Jerez Horse Fair goes back many centuries, to the commercial livestock fairs that were established in April and September, during the reign of Alfonso X El Sabio (the Wise). The Spanish Moto Grand Prix normally takes place in Motor Racing Circuit of Jerez, attracting bikers from all over Europe, with enormous crowds to the city centre and the province in general. The traditional and spectacular red tuna fishing in Barbate: this valued and rare kind of tuna starts a long journey down from Northern Europe to the warmer Mediterranean Sea. In spring, massive shoals arrive in the coast of Cádiz where an ancient net-fishing method makes it a real spectacle worth seeing and, of course, later tasting at any local restaurant.

June: El Rocio. This pilgrimage is the most famous in the region, attracting nearly a million people from across Andalusia and the entire country, and beyond. This cult dates back to the 13th century. Feria de Conil de la Frontera (El Colorado, in the beginning of June) and Algeciras (end of June). Traditional seaside festivals of “Noche de San Juan”. Corpus Christi, a festival that celebrates the presence of Christ in the holy water. Nearby towns and cities famous for their Corpus Christi festivals include Cadiz and Zahara de la Sierra (Cadiz).

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Festivals and Events: July - September July: July is the most important month for bullfighting in El Puerto Santa María, one of the strongest and deeply rooted traditions in Spain. El Puerto de Santa Maria has an old prestige for bullfights. Feria del Carmen y de la Sal, San Fernando, Cádiz.The Virgen del Carmen fiestas are celebrated in towns along Andalusia’s coast, from Huelva to Almeria. The Virgen del Carmen is the patron saint of fishermen, and the image is taken from her church in a procession through the streets of her town, and then goes around the harbour to bless the fishing boats.

August: Sanlucar de Barrameda, neighbouring city of Jerez, is famous for its horse racing which dates back to 1845 and takes place along a 1,800m stretch of beach at the mouth of the Río Guadalquivir. This is a thrilling spectacle where real racehorses thunder across the sand watched by a large noisy crowd of spectators. Fiesta de Moros y Cristianos in Benanahoma. Festival in honour of the town’s patron saint, San Antonio de Padua. Battles, bullfights and concerts are among the events every year. Feria de la Urta in Rota, a gastronomic fair celebrating the sea bream.

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September: Jerez’s sherry festival, known locally as Fiestas de Otoño (the Autumn Fiestas) is a three week party involving sherry, horses and flamenco.

The origin of the festival is the annual celebration of the grape harvest. Ronda’s Famous Féria Goyesca. It takes place annually in the first week of September.

Fiestas Patronales de Nuestra Señora de Regla (Chipiona, Cádiz). This fiesta has always attracted big-name singers. Romeria de Nuestra Señora de los Santos, Alcala de los Gazules, Cádiz. Feria Las Cabezas de San Juan, Sevilla.

Festivals and Events: October - December October: Romeria de la Virgen de Valme (one of Andalucia’s most popular romerias). Feria Regional del Jamón y del Cerdo Ibérico (Regional Cured Ham and Iberian Pork Fair) in Aracena, Huelva. Dia de San Dionisio in Jerez (San Dionisio Areopagita was named the city’s patron saint by Rey Alfonso X El Sabio after he recaptured the city from the Moors on 9 October 1264). Fiesta de la Virgen del Rosario Coronada, Rota (dating from the 16th century, with parades, fireworks and carnival figures). Halloween parties are also becoming popular.

November: On November 1st, fiestas called “Tosantos” (contraction of “todos los santos”, or “all saints”) are celebrated throughout Andalusia. Feria de la Tapa (Tapa Fair) in Sanlucar de Barrameda in Cádiz( known for its excellent seafood). Saint Martin’s Feast (Día de San Martín) is the traditional day in all the towns and villages of the mountain areas of Andalusia to slaughter pigs in preparation for the winter time.

December: Zambombas and flamenco Christmas celebrations. The zambomba is a Christmas gathering of that sings typical flamenco Christmas carols. The zambomba appears mainly in Jerez de la Frontera where it is said to have originated. You will find them all over the city during the month of December. The earliest known collections of these songs date from the XV and XVI centuries. The horseweek in Sanlúcar de Barrameda with a variety of activities related to horses.

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Golf Village Campus El Sabio is located next to Sherry Golf, a 27-hole golf course of a very high standard, and surrounded by another seven golf courses at less than 40 km distance.

Being located in the centre, and providing a full-service facility, we have taken the liberty to call ourselves a ”Golf Village”.

In our Golf Village, we have developed a close cooperation with Swing Golf Academy, represented by Pedro Linhart and Miguel Ángel Valerón. Pedro, the head-coach, has been the Spanish Golf Federation coach for several years, a Tour-player since 1984 and a European-tournament champion in 1999.

Together we provide a combination of full-board, accommodation, education and golf training which involves: • Golf as a part of Sage College School Curriculum. This gives our students the chance to mix regular studies with golf, especially for those national or international players who aim at becoming professional golfers but doing their secondary or upper secondary education at the same time. In this respect, we invite golf federations, golf clubs, or individuals to contact us • Golf as an extracurricular activity: a high performance training to support those of our students who might have a special interest or talent for golf • A venue for golf training or practicing for golf clubs, federations and individuals for a week or longer stays, in combination with other cultural activities or courses that we offer from International Campus El Sabio so that players enjoy a truly immersion in the Spanish culture

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• We ourselves are developing our own golf club, also open to external players or others who want to take up golf

Football Village Next to our premises in Spain is an area of 20 000 m2 where we plan to build three football pitches, one of 68 x 105 m, and two of 40 x 68 m, in order to develop very good training facilities for football here that players can combine with a British education. In the meantime, we have access to very good facilities 1.8 kilometres away, including a stadium for 8,000 spectators. Other pitches of a very good standard are also available within a 15 minutes drive. We especially invite football clubs to participate in the project, and the outline of the plan is as follows: • To start three football teams at senior, under-18, and under-16 level. The club will be duly registered with the proper football associations, and the three teams participate in their respective leagues • This is a project that will be done in combination with education at Sage College. For our Cadete team (under-16), we accept students from 14 – 16 years of age, in combination with minimum five IGCSE subjects. For the other two teams (under-18 and senior) we accept students of 16 years and above with a limited selection of A-level subjects. This way clubs can secure a basic education for their academy players or others • We allow a maximum of 25 players or each team, in principle 3 goalkeepers, 8 defenders, 8 midfielders, and 6 forwards, but this can be changed • Full-board seven days per week (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), accommodation in double-room, full-time education (IGCSE or A-levels) with Cambridge exams approved in over 160 countries, including all of the European Union • Annual player fees included • Football training with coach (6 hours per week – 2 hours three days per week, or others according to the needs of each club) • Participation in the corresponding Spanish league, with all matches played in a stadium • Clubs pay per player per month. This means that if some players choose to return midyear, you only pay for the months consumed We strongly believe players will gain very valuable experience from such an experience, which will be very useful if they later play in the Premier League or similar.

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Spanish Village Spanish Village is a term we use for our Spanish courses. The reasoning behind this is the variety in the offer. Studying Spanish with us is an experience, where we invite you to take part in a cultural immersion, which extends beyond the classroom. In addition to our Campus, which in itself is “a little village”, we also make use of the surrounding area with its activities, like flamenco dancing, Spanish cooking classes, and excursions, where you have an opportunity to interact with the locals, and which all might form part of the learning of the language. Please refer to page 15 for more activities that can be combined with Spanish. As such the term “Spanish Village” was born. We offer all levels of Spanish according to CEFR (The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment). This divides learners into three broad divisions which can be divided into six levels (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2). Regarding the classes, the Spanish Village includes: • D.E.L.E. exam possibilities at all levels (A1 – C2) • Individual classes as well as for groups up to 20 people • Taught by the University of Cádiz at Campus El Sabio • Official ECTS Credits. 15 hours equals 1 ECTS • Diploma Courses of:

60 hours in two – six weeks (4 ECTS)

120 hours in four – ten weeks (8 ECTS)

450 hours in one semester (30 ECTS)

• Official Diplomas from the University of Cádiz • Diploma of Approval (for those pass the final exam) • Diploma of Participation (for those who participate but do not take or pass the final exam) • The method is focused on practical application from a functional and communicative perspective

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Sports and Culture Village, Toledo In cooperation with Castillo Los Layos we also offer similar facilities and prices as at Campus El Sabio, but in Toledo, just 40 minutes from Madrid.

Toledo is the old capital of Spain, Castillo Los Layos is an alternative to the South of Spain, and the focus is on sports and culture.

Castillo Los Layos is built around a 15th century castle, which has been completely restored.

The facilities include the following: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Accommodation for up to 75 people Dining hall Possibilities for gala dinners in the castle Commercial kitchen Two classrooms Several cosy common rooms with fireplaces Private land of 2,000 hectares (810 acres or 20 km2) with gravel roads, ideal for horse riding, running and biking Indoor sports hall (20 x 40 metres) Indoor hall for riding 5 tennis courts 7 padel courts 18-hole golf course with training facilities Minigolf Mini-football pitch Outdoor swimming pool (20 x 10 metres) A spa resort next to the golf course A large lake with islands, suitable for kayaking and canoeing

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Prices

SPORTS & LEISURE ACTIVITIES:

ACCOMMODATION:

ACTIVITY

ROOM PRICES

Room: Single

Room: Double

Room: Triple

Room: Quadruple

AT CAMPUS EL SABIO

Prices per day:

25.00 €

29.00 €

40.50 €

50.00 €

Free

Prices per week:

150.50 €

175.00 €

241.50 €

294.00 €

Outdoor multi-purpose sports court, 21 x 42 metres, concrete. For handball, football, basketball, etc. At Campus El Sabio

Prices per month:

540.00 €

630.00 €

855.00 €

1,020.00 €

Outdoor mini basketball court, 14 x 21 metres, concrete. At Campus El Sabio

Free

Indoor gym (200m2). At Campus El Sabio

Free

Outdoor swimming pool (14 x 14 metres). At Campus El Sabio

Free

GOLF

Prices per person per day:

Sherry Golf Championship Course, 18 holes. Next to Campus El Sabio. There are 7 other courses within a radius of 20 min. by bus, at similar prices

25.00/round

Golf, par 3, 9 holes. Next to Campus El Sabio

12.00/round

Golf training with unlimited number of balls. Next to Campus El Sabio

7.00/day

PRICES PER PERSON PER DAY:

Room: Single

Room: Double

Room: Triple

Room: Quadruple

Prices per day for stays of less than one week:

25.00 €

14.50 €

13.50 €

12.50 €

Prices per day for stays of one week or more:

21.50 €

12.50 €

11.50 €

10.50 €

Full-sized football pitch (approximately 73 x 114 metres), artificial grass. The closet is 2 kilometres away (20 min. walking), and others 15 min. away by bus

50.00/hr

Prices per for stays of one month or more:

18.00 €

10.50 €

9.50 €

8.50 €

Half-sized football pitch (approximately 42 x 64 metres), artificial grass. The closet is 2 kilometres away (20 min. walking), and others 15 min. away by bus

40.00/hr

FOOTBALL

OUTDOOR SPORTS COURTS

MEALS: MEAL PRICES:

Prices in € from:

Prices per day:

Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner

Breakfast + Lunch OR Dinner

Breakfast

16.00 €

10.50 €

4.00 €

Lunch OR Dinner

Outdoor handball court (approximately 24 x 44 metres), painted concrete. 15 min. away by bus

10.00/hr

Outdoor basketball court per hour (approximately 24 x 44 metres), painted concrete. 15 min. away by bus

10.00/hr

Outdoor tennis court, porous concrete (17.5 x 35 metres in total). 15 min. away by bus.

Clay courts also available within walking distance from Campus El Sabio

9.00/hr

Outdoor padel tennis court, per hour, artificial grass (10 x 20 metres). 15 min. away by bus.

Also available within walking distance from Campus El Sabio

14.00/hr

INDOOR SWIMMING POOL

7.50 €

Indoor swimming pool (per lane). 25 metres long. 15 min. away by bus. Also available within walking distance from Campus El Sabio

39.00/hr

INDOOR SPORTS HALL

CLASSROOMS: CLASSROOM PRICES:

Seminar room 30 m2

Classroom 60 m2

Laboratory 60 m2

Lecture room 90 m2

Auditorium 120 m2

Prices per day:

6.00 €

12.00 €

18.00 €

18.00 €

24.00 €

Indoor sports hall, full size, 20 x 40 metres (handball, indoor football, basketball, etc.)

30.00/hr

Indoor sports hall, basket, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, etc. 15 x 30 metres

17.00/hr

BICYCLING AND JOGGING Bicycle. There are plenty of tracks and roads suitable for bicycling around Campus El Sabio

Free

Running. There are plenty of areas suitable for running & jogging around Campus El Sabio

Free

TRANSPORTATION

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Minibus (per day, maximum 8 passengers). Fuel not included. Driver’s licence B required (standards driving license). Driver not included

100.00/day

Location and How to Get Here

You can fly to Jerez from London and several other cities, and the airport is situated just over 10 kilometres from the study centre • The airports of Seville, Gibraltar and Malaga are also good options if you fly in from overseas. There are both buses and trains from Seville and Malaga to Jerez • From Madrid and Barcelona there are both buses and trains, the former 3 1/2 hour by train • If you come by road, you will find us on Road N-IV, Calle Alemania 2 (next to Sherry Golf), just south of the city centre • If you are coming in your own car, there are ample parking spaces outside, and we have an underground garage with a capacity of 40 cars

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