Erasmus+ courses and mobility in Málaga

Hablandis is an Erasmus+ organisation in Rincón de la Victoria, on the seafront in Málaga (Spain). We host teachers and school staff (Spanish courses, teacher training and job shadowing), groups of school pupils, and vocational or university students on internships, all as part of their school’s Erasmus+ project. Our OID is E10119576 and our PIC is 928668980.

Details for your Erasmus+ application

Organisation
Hablandis, International Language Centre
OID
E10119576
PIC
928668980 · see the official record
Address
Paseo de las Palmeras 1, 29720 Rincón de la Victoria (Málaga), Spain
Contact
info@hablandis.com · +34 951 936 865

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Last updated: November 2026

What you can do with Erasmus+ at Hablandis

Spanish course for teachers and school staff

For teachers of any subject, and for other staff, who want to learn or improve their Spanish. Intensive course: 20 lessons a week, Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 14:00, starting any Monday, all levels from A1 to C2, and small groups (8 students on average, 12 at most). It can be combined with job shadowing.

→ Intensive Spanish course

Training course for teachers of Spanish

A one-week advanced course with specialist trainers, in July (next edition: 19 to 23 July 2027, 20 places at most).

→ Advanced course for teachers of Spanish

Job shadowing

Spend time in our school: observe classes, see how a language school is organised, and share your practice with our teachers and coordinators. We agree the dates and the programme with you.

→ Contact us

Groups of school pupils

If your school has a pupil mobility project, we plan your stay in Málaga with you: language and culture classes, activities, excursions, accommodation and support.

→ Study trips with Erasmus+

Internships for vocational and university students

A Spanish course plus an internship in a company or organisation in Málaga, in the student’s own field. We find the internship.

→ Spanish + Professional Development

What we provide for your project

  • A detailed programme for your application
  • The signed documents your project requires, such as the mobility agreement and the certificate of attendance
  • Europass Mobility, the European document that records what the participant learned during the stay
  • A final certificate
  • Help finding accommodation

How to apply

1
Your school applies to the Erasmus+ National Agency in its country. Deadlines and rules change every year: check them in the Erasmus+ Programme Guide.
2
Write to us with your school, the type of mobility, the number of participants and approximate dates. We send you the programme and the information you need for your application.
3
Once your project is approved, we confirm the dates and prepare your arrival.

Why Hablandis

  • Accredited by the Instituto Cervantes, with ISO 9001 (quality) and ISO 14001 (environmental management) certification
  • Official exam centre for DELE, SIELE and CCSE, and a Trinity College London centre
  • A school on the seafront in Rincón de la Victoria, with accommodation, the beach and transport within walking distance
  • Small groups and teachers who are specialists in teaching Spanish as a foreign language

Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs

Besides Erasmus+, we take part in Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs, another European Union programme. Someone who is about to start a business, or started one recently, spends one to six months with an experienced business owner in another country to learn how a business is run.

Román Navarro Giner, co-founder of Hablandis, is a host entrepreneur in the programme, and we have already hosted four new entrepreneurs. If you are setting up a business in education, languages or tourism, find us on the programme’s platform or write to us first to talk about your project.

→ Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs

FAQ

What is Hablandis’s Erasmus+ OID?

E10119576. The OID (Organisation ID) identifies an organisation in Erasmus+. Your application form asks for it when the host organisation is part of the project.

And the PIC?

928668980. The PIC (Participant Identification Code) is the European Commission’s code for organisations taking part in EU programmes. You can check it on the Commission’s Funding & Tenders Portal.

Can teachers of any subject come to learn Spanish with Erasmus+?

Yes. Teachers of any subject and other school staff can join our intensive Spanish course, at their own level, as part of their school’s Erasmus+ project.

Do you offer job shadowing?

Yes. Participants observe classes and the day-to-day work of the school, and share their practice with our team. It can be done on its own or combined with the Spanish course.

Do you sign the mobility documents and issue Europass Mobility?

Yes. We sign the documents your project requires, such as the mobility agreement and the certificate of attendance, and we complete Europass Mobility.

When does my school have to apply?

It depends on the call and on your country: each year’s deadlines are set in the Erasmus+ Programme Guide, and you apply to your National Agency. Write to us before your deadline so you have the programme ready.

Can we bring a group of students?

Yes. We organise stays for groups of school pupils with Erasmus+, with classes, activities, excursions, accommodation and support.

Is Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs an internship?

No. It is an exchange between entrepreneurs: the new entrepreneur learns how a business is run and brings their own ideas. If you are looking for an internship, see Spanish + Professional Development.

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