Federico García Lorca in Granada

This programme is aimed at native and non-native teachers of Spanish who teach Spanish abroad.

Federico García Lorca was born in a small village near Granada in 1898. He was a Spanish poet, dramatist, theatre director and an emblematic member of the Generation of '27. On the 19th of August 1936, at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War, he was murdered by members of the Fascist group the 'Falange'.

García Lorca's assassination was part of a campaign of mass executions to eliminate all the supporters and allies of the Popular Front. Later, the Franco regime placed a general ban on Federico García Lorca's work.

Consequently, his plays Blood Wedding, Yerma and The House of Bernarda Alba were prohibited during the Franco years. Lorca is now universally recognised as one of the greatest Spanish poets of the century, and he is certainly Spain's greatest dramatist since the Golden Age.

During our programme we organise historical walks in Granada as well as a guided visit to the Lorca Museum in Fuentevaqueros. The second week of the programme will focus on Federico García Lorca and the memoria historica. The programme includes the entrance to the Alhambra.

Intensive 20*
Group classes: 4 lessons of 45 minutes per day from Monday to Friday.
Group size: max. 10 students.
Timetable: from 09.00 to 12.15 h.

* for native Spanish teachers we replace the Intensive 20 course with a private programme on practical methodology in the classroom (2 private lessons of 45 minutes per day from Monday to Friday).

Federico García Lorca
Programme: activities in the afternoons.
Grupo size: from 1 to 2 students.
Timetable: to be confirmed.

Starting dates: every Monday.
Course duration: from 1 to 2 weeks.
Levels: B1/B2/C1/C2.
Enrollment fee: 50 €.

1 week

555 €

2 weeks

1050 €

Erasmus+ grants
Our school has been offering training courses for Comenius-Grundtvig teachers since 2008. In 2014 the former Lifelong Learning Programme (LLP) has been replaced by the new European Education Programme Erasmus+. Teachers from EU member states, along with Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Macedonia and Turkey can apply for Erasmus+ funding. Grants for public school teachers and for adult education teachers promote the mobility of individuals. Through this programme teachers can apply for a scholarship for our training courses. The grants generally cover travel expenses, course and accommodation costs.

Individuals cannot apply directly for grants; and should instead contact their university, college or organisation.

To assure a good preparation of the course, or should you need any help with the application, please contact us and make a pre-registration. Shortly after the pre-registration, you will receive a confirmation mail. Upon request, we will also send you a detailed course programme. Escuela Montalbán is registered on the European Commission Authentication Service (ECAS) with the Participant Identification Code (PIC) 945463269 and the OID E10043762. 

The identification number (ID) for the one-week course is: FGL-C1C2-1S-2026
The identification number (ID) for the two-week course is: FGL-C1C2-2S-2026