• This program is designed for international students who want to study at a Spanish university and need to reach the required B2 level of Spanish and prepare for the PAU/PCE entrance exams.
• It combines Spanish language training with specialized exam preparation delivered by our academic partners, ensuring a complete and guided pathway to university access.

To sit the official PAU/PCE exams, students must have at least a B2 level of Spanish, as both classes and exams are conducted entirely in Spanish.

• Yes. We offer structured pathway programs (30, 40, or 44 weeks) that include 8, 16, or 20 weeks of Intensive Spanish to help you reach the required B2 level before starting the PAU/PCE preparation phase.
• Students starting from a lower level may need additional weeks of Spanish before joining the exam preparation stage.

If you are starting from a beginner level, you will need to complete additional Spanish study before entering the PAU/PCE preparation phase. Our team will help you design a personalized study plan to reach B2.

This depends on your starting level and learning pace. Students with a basic foundation (around A2) can typically reach B2 within the Spanish course included in the pathway program, while beginners will require a longer preparation period.

The exam preparation is delivered by specialized partner institutions with extensive experience in university access in Spain. They will guide you academically throughout the preparation phase.

You will prepare the subjects required for your chosen degree, such as Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Economics, History, or Spanish language and literature.

The number of subjects depends on your chosen degree and university requirements. Our academic advisors will help you select the most strategic combination to maximize your admission score.

They are official university entrance exams for international students who want to study in Spain. Your final score determines access to your chosen degree program.

They require strong academic preparation and good Spanish proficiency, but with structured training, practice exams, and academic support, students are well prepared to succeed.

Official exams are usually held in May/June and September. Exact dates are published annually by UNED.

Your final score is based on your secondary school results plus your PCE exam results. The weighting depends on the degree and university.

Each degree has its own cut-off mark (nota de corte), which varies every year depending on demand and available places.

Yes, in most cases your secondary school diploma must be officially recognized in Spain. Requirements depend on your country of origin, and we provide guidance throughout the process.

Yes. During the PAU/PCE preparation phase, our specialized academic partners will guide you in selecting the most suitable degree, university, and subject combination based on your profile and goals.

Students enrolled in our 44-week Foundation Program receive full guidance through the final university application process. For shorter programs, this service can be added as an optional extra.

Yes. We offer support with visa documentation, accommodation options, and your arrival in Spain.

We guide you through the final university application process to help you secure your place at a Spanish university.

While we provide comprehensive academic preparation and guidance to maximize your chances, final admission depends on your exam results, chosen degree, and university requirements.