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Sampere Madrid

  • Estudio Internacional Sampere (EIS) is a pioneer institution in the teaching of foreign languages in Madrid.
  • Founded in 1956 by Mr. and Mrs. Sampere, who continue their activities in this field, it is a family enterprise with a staff of over fourty people, including teachers, administrators and management personnel.
  • Our students come from more than twenty countries
  • Individualized attention in small groups.
  • Quality teaching in a friendly environment.
  • Qualified teachers and up-to-date materials.

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Sampere
Head Office
Lagasca,16
28001 Madrid


Contact:
jmanuel@sampere.es

Tel.: 0049 (0) 9473 951 550


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ID 0054Seitenanfang
1 Estudio Internacional Sampere
Lagasca 16
28001 Madrid
Spain / north/center

Tel: 0034 91 431 4366
Fax: 0034 91 575 9509

Email madrid@sampere.es
Web www.sampere.es
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2 Tandem Escuela Internacional
Marques de Cubas, 8
28045 Madrid
Spain / north/center

Tel: 0034 91 532 2715
Fax:

Email tandem@tandem-madrid.com
Web www.tandem-madrid.com
ID 1463Seitenanfang
Academia Inhispania
calle Montera 10-12
28013 Madrid
Spain / north/center

Tel: +34 91 521 22 31
Fax: +34 91 521 57 90

Email info@inhispania.com
Web www.inhispania.com
ID 1530Seitenanfang
Academia Quevedo
Puerta del Sol 5,4°
28013 Madrid
Spain / north/center

Tel: +43 (660) 218 26 44
Fax:

Email info@academiaquevedo.es
Web www.academiaquevedo.es
ID 1254Seitenanfang
Carpe Diem
C/ Fuencarral, 13-1º
28009 Madrid
Spain / north/center

Tel: 0034 91 522 31 22
Fax: 00 34 91 532 85 09

Email info@carpemadrid.com
Web www.carpemadrid.com
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CENTRO ESPAÑOL DE NUEVAS PROFESIONES
Plaza del Conde Valle, Suchil, 2
28015 Madrid
Spain / north/center

Tel: 0034 91 448 81 21
Fax: 0034 91 447 95 11

Email ele@cenp.com
Web www.cenp.com
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ENFOREX Zentrale
Alberto Aguillera, 26
28015 Madrid
Spain / north/center

Tel: 0034 91 594 3776
Fax: 0034 915945159

Email info@enforex.es
Web www.enforex.es
ID 1231Seitenanfang
Escuela Internacional
Escuela Internacional ,C/ Talamanca, 10
28807 Madrid
Spain / north/center

Tel: 34 91 883 1264
Fax: 34 91 883 1301

Email info@escuelai.com
Web www.escuelai.com/indice-al.html
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Estudiafuera
C/ Fernandez de la Hoz, 53 Estudio 1
28009 Madrid
Spain / north/center

Tel: 0034 902 999 362
Fax:

Email info@estudiafuera.com
Web spanish.estudiafuera.com
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Hernán Cortés Cursos
Diego de León 16-5
28006 Madrid
Spain / north/center

Tel: 0034 91 563 4601
Fax: 0034 91 563 4526

Email info@ihmadrid.com
Web www.ihmadrid.com
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Instituto Hernán Cortés Cursos
Diego de León 16-5
28006 Madrid
Spain / north/center

Tel: 0034 91 563 4601
Fax: 0034 91 563 4526

Email info@spanischkurse-madrid.de
Web www.spanischkurse-madrid.de
ID 0062Seitenanfang
International House Madrid
Zurbano, 8
28010 Madrid
Spain / north/center

Tel: 0034 91 319 72 24
Fax: 0034 91 308 53 21

Email info@ih-madrid.de
Web www.ih-madrid.de

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Madrid, the capital of Spain, is located in the center of the country. Contemporary Madrid came into its own after the death of the Fascist dictator Franco. Years of the Franco regime left Madrid and much the country in economic shambles due to isolation. With his death, Madrid and Spain as a whole began to re-assert itself on the international stage. Within Spain, reaction against the dictatorial bureaucracy centered in Madrid and a history of centralism that pre-dated Franco by centuries has resulted in the successful modern movement towards increased autonomy for the regions of Spain, considered as European regions, under the umbrella of Spain.

Modern Madrid ranks as an important city in Europe. By attempting to establish itself as the leading southern European city and the most important link between the European Union and Latin America, the city is still in the midst of its transformation. The modern metropolis is home to over three million people. As expected with any major European capital city, each district (or barrio in Spanish) has its own feel.

Madrid is also noted for its nightlife and discotheques. It's not uncommon for madrileños to dance all night, head to the Chocolateria San Ginés for chocolate y churros at dawn, go home, shower, shave, and go to work. This nightlife, called la movida and initially focussed on the Plaza del Dos de Mayo, flourished after the death of Franco, especially during the 80's while Madrid's most cherished mayor Enrique Tierno Galván was in office. A particular hub for this night activity is nowadays the nearby gay village of Chueca.