Master’s FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions About Co Co Lingua, Spanish Courses, and Educational Leave
1. Lanzarote Language School: General Questions About Co Co Lingua
Co Co Lingua is a language school in Lanzarote that offers Spanish courses both in person and online. The school focuses on practical Spanish instruction, small groups, personalized attention, and the connection between language and culture.
The language school is located in Yaiza, in the southern part of Lanzarote.
Our Spanish courses in Lanzarote are suitable for beginners, advanced learners, professionals, travelers, students on educational leave, residents, and anyone who wants to improve their Spanish for everyday life, work, or travel in a personalized learning environment. Co Co Lingua offers courses for various proficiency levels and learning goals.
Yes. Co Co Lingua offers Spanish courses in Lanzarote as well as online Spanish courses. In addition, we offer educational leave programs in Lanzarote at our location and online Spanish courses as part of educational leave programs.
Co Co Lingua combines language instruction with cultural activities and places great emphasis on small groups, individualized attention, and hands-on learning. Especially during the educational vacation in Lanzarote, Spanish is not only learned in class but also put into practice in everyday situations and during cultural activities.
For online Spanish courses, Co Co Lingua offers a free, no-obligation trial lesson so that interested students can get a feel for the digital course format before deciding on a course.
What matters isn’t age, but motivation and a love of learning. With small groups, individualized attention, and a relaxed learning environment, even participants in their 60s or 70s can make excellent progress.
Many of our participants combine learning Spanish with language study trips to Lanzarote, cultural experiences, and the desire to stay mentally active and meet new people.
No. There is no age limit for participating in Co Co Lingua’s Spanish courses. Our language courses in Lanzarote are open to adults of all ages—from beginners to advanced learners.
Co Co Lingua participants come from a variety of age groups. Many are working professionals or already retired. In addition, numerous specialists and executives from various industries also take part in our courses. A smaller portion of the participants are teenagers who take part specifically in our teen programs.
The personal atmosphere and small groups create a pleasant learning environment for adults of all ages.
No. Even participants with no prior knowledge are welcome at Co Co Lingua. Courses are offered for all proficiency levels, so both beginners and advanced learners can find the right course for them.
If you’ve already studied Spanish but aren’t sure of your current level, you can find out by taking our online placement test on our website.
2. Spanish Courses in Lanzarote: Courses, Schedule, and Classes
Co Co Lingua offers a variety of Spanish courses in Lanzarote, including intensive courses, super-intensive courses, educational leave for Spanish, private lessons, and combined programs tailored to different needs and language levels.
Courses are offered for all levels, from A1 to C2. Beginners with no prior knowledge are just as welcome as advanced learners.
Yes. An online placement test is administered before the course begins so that each participant can be placed in the appropriate level.
The groups are small. Typically, a maximum of 6 participants learn together in person, and a maximum of 8 participants learn together in the online group course.
Yes, the course will take place. If fewer than 3 participants enroll in a group course, classes will be held under adjusted conditions: with 2 participants, 75% of the class sessions will be held; with 1 participant, 50% will be held.
New Spanish courses at Co Co Lingua typically begin every Monday. To ensure optimal organization and appropriate course placement, we recommend that you register at least ten days before your desired start date. For this reason, the earliest possible start date is preset on the registration form.
Yes. Course durations vary depending on the type of course. Educational leave programs can generally be booked for one or two weeks. Intensive courses are often booked for up to four weeks, while long-term courses and private lessons can be customized and are available year-round.
Yes, subject to availability, it is possible to extend the course duration by one or more weeks.
Classes are conducted primarily in Spanish. Depending on the proficiency level and the situation, additional explanations in English or German may be helpful.
Classes at Co Co Lingua are conducted primarily in Spanish. Especially at the beginner level (A1), explanations and instructions are supplemented as needed with English, as well as modern resources such as translations and digital tools. Teaching materials and grammar explanations can also be provided in German or English if needed.
Yes, of course. Co Co Lingua has its own teaching materials that cover the content of the various language levels in a structured way. In addition, participants who are interested can also purchase textbooks directly at our language school in Lanzarote.
All other required materials will be provided in either printed or digital form, as needed.
No. Purchasing textbooks is not required. Co Co Lingua provides its own teaching materials that systematically cover the content of each level.
If interested, textbooks can be purchased directly at the language school. Additional materials will be provided to participants in print or digital form, as needed.
Yes. Free Wi-Fi is available to students at the language school. This allows them to work, study, or stay in touch with family and friends online during their stay.
3. Educational Leave for Spanish: General Questions
Educational leave for Spanish is a form of professional development that allows you to improve your Spanish skills through a recognized educational program. Depending on the federal state, employees may be granted paid time off for this purpose.
Yes. Co Co Lingua offers educational leave Spanish courses on-site in Lanzarote and online. The online courses are 100% online and not hybrid.
Educational leave lasts either 1 or 2 weeks, from Monday through Friday.
Co Co Lingua offers educational leave programs for various German states, including Schleswig-Holstein, Hesse, Lower Saxony, Berlin, Saxony-Anhalt, Brandenburg, Hamburg, Rhineland-Palatinate, and Saarland.
Learn more: How Educational Leave Works: Eligibility Requirements and the Application Process for Employees
The certificates can be found on the educational leave pages of the website, at the bottom of the pages for in-person educational leave and online educational leave, respectively.
No. Only courses that are explicitly designated as educational leave courses are considered educational leave courses. Therefore, those interested in educational leave should specifically visit the educational leave pages for Lanzarote or use the online educational leave service.
Yes, Co Co Lingua provides the relevant information and certificates. However, final approval is granted by the employer and depends on the specific state as well as the company’s requirements.
This should be checked on a case-by-case basis, as some employers may require different types of certificates. Participants should contact Co Co Lingua directly for more information.
This combination is definitely possible! When studying in Lanzarote, you can combine what you learn in your language course with relaxation in the afternoons, cultural activities, or exploring our island’s unique natural beauty.
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We recommend that you apply for your educational leave to study Spanish as early as possible. Many participants submit their applications several weeks or months before the course begins. Since deadlines may vary depending on the federal state and employer, it is advisable to start planning well in advance.
In general, employees in many federal states have a legal right to educational leave. In certain cases, however, an application may be denied—for example, for operational reasons or if the legal requirements are not met.
We’re happy to assist you with the planning and provide you with the necessary documents for your application.
Learn More: How Educational Leave Works: Eligibility Requirements and How to Apply for Employees
Under certain conditions, the costs of educational leave may be tax-deductible. Since this depends on your individual situation and the applicable tax regulations, we recommend that you consult a tax advisor for guidance.
Upon successful completion, participants will receive a certificate of participation or a certificate.
4. Educational Vacation in Lanzarote: On-Site Course, Schedule & Activities
During your educational vacation in Lanzarote, you’ll combine Spanish lessons with cultural activities. The lessons cover grammar, conversation, and everyday language; afterward, you’ll apply what you’ve learned in real-life situations on the island.
The educational vacation in Lanzarote is ideal for people who want to learn Spanish intensively while experiencing Spanish and Canarian culture. It is suitable for both beginners and advanced learners, depending on the appropriate course level.
Spanish courses offered as part of educational leave generally take place in the mornings. A typical day consists of Spanish classes, a break, and cultural activities. Depending on the federal state and the program’s accreditation, additional class sessions or activities may be included.
Co Co Lingua supplements Spanish lessons with various cultural activities that allow participants to use the language in authentic situations. These include, for example, hands-on workshops on preparing Canarian mojos, wine tastings at family-run bodegas, visits to traditional goat cheese dairies, excursions to the Timanfaya National Park visitor center, guided tours of the historic old town of Teguise, visits to local tapas bars, and tours of organic farms.
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Yes. Most cultural activities and sightseeing tours are included in the course fee. For some activities, such as Mojo workshops, wine tastings, or cheese and tapas tastings, participants are only responsible for their own food and drink costs.
Participants who live in Yaiza can easily reach our language school in Lanzarote on foot. It is also possible to get there by public transportation from Playa Blanca and Puerto del Carmen. You should check the specific schedules before you travel.
A car is not strictly necessary for the classes themselves. However, since the cultural activities for participants in the educational leave program take place at various locations around the island, a car is indeed necessary. This allows you to explore the island and its diverse landscapes flexibly and independently.
Lanzarote offers a unique combination of a pleasant climate, a relaxed atmosphere, and authentic cultural experiences. This creates the ideal conditions for successful language learning.
5. Online Spanish Educational Leave
“Educational Leave: Spanish Online ” is a recognized online course that allows you to learn Spanish from anywhere. Co Co Lingua combines online lessons with online cultural activities.
No. The online Spanish language courses are 100% online and not hybrid. This means you can participate from any suitable location.
The online educational leave program is ideal for anyone who wants to learn Spanish but cannot or does not wish to travel to Lanzarote. It is suitable for both beginners and advanced learners and can support professional, personal, or travel-related learning goals.
The online educational leave program for Spanish takes place live in small groups and is led by experienced instructors. All materials are made available digitally via a user-friendly learning platform. Interactive presentations, videos, digital whiteboards, and group work in small virtual groups ensure varied and practical lessons.
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Cultural content also plays an important role in online educational leave programs. Highlights include cooking together in real time, virtual museum tours, interactive conversations with native speakers, and virtual 360° explorations of Lanzarote and other Spanish-speaking regions. The program is complemented by videos, cultural topics, and other interactive activities.
For online courses, you’ll need a modern computer or laptop with a camera and microphone. We also recommend headphones, a stable internet connection, and the latest version of Chrome. Cell phones and tablets are generally not suitable for online classes.
No. The course takes place directly in the browser, using a provided link with a username and password. Before the course begins, participants should check to make sure their camera, microphone, and internet connection are working properly.
Class times depend on the specific program and will be announced in advance. The general schedule is for reference only and may vary depending on teacher availability. Since not all teachers are in Lanzarote on a permanent basis, there may be minor schedule changes within a given week.
Yes. Co Co Lingua offers a free, no-obligation trial lesson so that interested individuals can try out the online classes.
An online educational leave program offers maximum flexibility and allows you to learn Spanish from the comfort of your own home or from anywhere else. Through small groups, interactive lessons, and cultural activities, participants benefit from a varied and practical learning experience.
Yes. You can take the online educational leave course in Spanish from the comfort of your own home or anywhere else. The only requirements are a stable internet connection and a modern computer with a camera and microphone. Please note that class times are based on the Central European Time zone.
Both options offer excellent opportunities to learn Spanish. The online educational leave program is particularly well-suited for participants who want to study flexibly from home. The educational leave program in Lanzarote combines language instruction with cultural activities and direct immersion in the Spanish language and culture.
Yes. Participants with no prior knowledge are also welcome. Co Co Lingua offers online language immersion programs for all language levels. Thanks to small groups, interactive teaching methods, and individualized support, even beginners can quickly get off to a good start with the Spanish language.
6. Booking, Payment, and Registration
Registration is done through the website or the registration form. For the educational leave program in Spanish, you should check in advance which course is appropriate for your federal state, language level, and desired time period. The team is happy to assist participants with registration.
As a general rule, we recommend registering as early as possible. Bookings should typically be made at least ten days before the desired start date of the course so that we can ensure optimal organization and appropriate course placement. Last-minute requests are also possible, depending on availability.
Course fees can be paid conveniently by bank transfer, via Wise, by credit card, or through PayPal. Participants will receive the exact payment details as part of the booking process. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
To help us confirm your reservation as soon as possible, you have the option of paying a deposit when you book. The remaining balance can be paid no later than three weeks before the course begins. Of course, you can also pay the full course fee at the time of booking.
Cancellations must be made in writing. You can find the exact cancellation policy in our Terms and Conditions. If your plans change, please contact us as soon as possible. In most cases, we can work together to find a suitable solution.
If you are unable to attend shortly before the course begins, please contact us as soon as possible. Depending on the situation and availability, we will work with you to find a suitable solution, such as rescheduling or another alternative. You can find the exact terms and conditions in our General Terms and Conditions (GTC).
Yes. If your plans change, please contact us as soon as possible. Depending on the situation and availability, we will work with you to find a suitable solution. You can find the exact terms and conditions in our General Terms and Conditions (GTC).
If you become ill before or during your stay, please contact us. In most cases, we can work together to find a suitable solution. You can find the exact terms and conditions in our General Terms and Conditions (GTC).
Yes. Once we receive your registration, you will receive a confirmation of your registration along with all other information about your course.
Yes, of course. We’d be happy to advise you personally and help you find the right course and the duration that works best for you. You can contact us at any time by email or phone.
Yes. To avoid unnecessary refunds, we recommend that you simply make the reservation first and select bank transfer as your payment method. Immediate payment is not required.
Once you receive approval from your employer, you can conveniently pay the course fees via bank transfer, Wise, credit card, or PayPal. If your employer does not approve the educational leave, you can simply cancel your registration without having to make a payment.
Repeat students are not charged registration fees or material fees again.
7. Accommodations & Your Stay in Lanzarote
No, you cannot book accommodations directly through Co Co Lingua. However, the school provides recommendations and suggestions for suitable accommodations on Lanzarote.
Yes, there are accommodation options near our language school in Lanzarote. You should consider your options based on your travel dates, mobility, and desired level of comfort.
Yes. Apartments, bungalows, villas, and fincas usually have a kitchen or kitchenette.
Yes. Co Co Lingua provides support with organizational matters before and during your stay, particularly regarding course selection, travel, and housing.
Lanzarote offers many opportunities to use Spanish in everyday life—at a café, while shopping, during activities, or when interacting with locals. This provides a practical complement to the lessons.
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Our language school on Lanzarote is located in Yaiza, in the southern part of the island, and is about a 20- to 25-minute drive from the airport.
Yaiza, Playa Blanca, and Puerto del Carmen are particularly popular among our participants. While Yaiza charms visitors with its quiet and authentic atmosphere, Playa Blanca and Puerto del Carmen offer a wider selection of accommodations, restaurants, and recreational activities. We’d be happy to help you choose the destination that’s right for you.
8. Language Proficiency, Learning Progress, and Course Selection
The right course for you depends on your prior knowledge, learning goals, and preferred format. Our online placement test will help you better assess your current level.
Yes. Co Co Lingua also offers educational leave courses for beginners. The courses teach the basics and help students build confidence in everyday communication in Spanish.
Yes. Our courses are also designed for advanced learners who want to deepen their knowledge of Spanish or focus on specialized topics such as society, culture, politics, history, or business Spanish.
Your progress depends on your level, the intensity of the course, your participation, and your personal practice. Small groups, live lessons, and practical application will help you use Spanish actively and with greater confidence.
Depending on the course format, level, and learning objectives, lessons can be tailored to everyday language, professional needs, or travel Spanish.
Yes. Upon completion of the course, participants in our educational leave program for Spanish receive an official certificate that can be submitted to their employer, for example.
Yes, private lessons and group classes can be flexibly combined. This allows the lessons to be tailored perfectly to your personal goals and needs.
That depends on various factors, such as prior knowledge, the intensity of study, and personal goals. Many participants make noticeable progress even after a short time.
No. Purchasing textbooks is not required. Co Co Lingua provides its own teaching materials. If you are interested, you can purchase textbooks directly at the language school.
Yes, of course. Co Co Lingua has its own teaching materials that systematically cover the content of each level. Additional materials are provided to participants in print or digital form as needed.
Yes. Depending on the type of course and individual goals, specific topics or professional areas of focus can be incorporated.
Yes. Thanks to a variety of course formats and individualized support, the pace of learning can be tailored to your personal needs.
That depends on your personal goals. Many participants make good progress even with just a few minutes of daily review and additional practice.
Yes. After taking an in-person course in Lanzarote, you have the option to further improve your Spanish skills through online courses, either through one-on-one lessons or in a group setting.
Yes. Lessons can be tailored to different goals and interests, such as travel, everyday work situations, or general communication in Spanish.