This is just a quick blog post to answer a question I saw on a forum. What can you do if you are bringing an 18 year old to Spain from the point of view of their education? Previously there wasn't much that you could offer them if they didn't speak Spanish. Now in Valencia there is a new option.
Cambridge House Community College in Rocafort have just started their HND programmes. They are currently offering five courses with the added attraction that your potentially recalcitrant 18 year old who will be finding moving to Spain quite difficult will also have the opportunity to learn Spanish.
The five courses are Business, Hospitality Management (Culinary Arts), Hospitality Management (Leisure and Tourism), Sports Leisure Management and Computing. If your child has skills in any of these areas or even if they are just interested in them then they can get themselves a career, a language and a whole life experience in Valencia.
You can find more information about the course at Cambridge House HND and you can download the Brochure about the course here Or you can send a mail if you wish to find out more about these courses to: study@cambridgehouse-hnd.com
Remember too that for adults who want to find a career in Spain, Cambridge House is also running the PGCE Teacher Training Courses (Link to Success Indicators of the Course). We have already had three of our clients taking the course last year and they have all gone on to work full time in International Schools in Spain after finishing the course. I am waiting for news from a couple more.
If you want to make your own way in Spain workwise then there is of course the continuing education option offered through our new book. Get yourself along to Work In Spain and take a look at what our book will help you with and then buy it. 10 career options here in Spain to help you start building up income while living here.
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