FAQ’s

• The fastest and easiest way is to complete the booking process is on our website. Click on the following link to go there: Summer Camps Booking
• You can also download and print the PDF application form: Click here to download the PDF ApplicationForm
• If you would like to receive an application form by email, please write to us at info@enforex.com. The completed application form should be sent by email to registration@enforex.com
• You can also write to registration@enforex.com indicating all personal details (name, age, sex, contact details), the course and accommodation details (starting date, type, location, special requests). Reservations will be confirmed within24-48 hours of receipt.
• At the moment of registration you will be required a deposit to confirm your booking, payable either by credit card (Visa or MasterCard) - indicating the card details in your application form - or by bank transfer. If you choose to pay by bank transfer please send us a copy of bank proof by fax.

We accept two different methods of payment:

1. Bank transfer (please send us copy) to our account.
2. Credit card: we accept payments by Visa or MasterCard, but not American Express.See application form for more details on making your payment.

• We accept last minute registrations, but it’s better to register 4 or more weeks in advance. The sooner you register, the greater the guarantee/possibility that the summer camp of your choice will have available spots.
• The full payment is due at least 4 weeks before arrival, or at the time of booking for last minute registrations.

The deposit will not be returned for any cancellations made. See the general conditions on the application form for details on our cancellation policy.

The starting dates at our camps vary by camp and by year. For each camp's upcoming dates, please see: Camp Dates

• The first day of your child's camp session is always a Sunday and the last day is always a Saturday. Please make your child's travel plans accordingly.
• Additionally, if you wish to take advantage of our bus transfer, your child should arrive at the Madrid airport before 9:00 am on the first day of every two-week camp session (Sunday) and their return flight should be scheduled for late afternoon or evening on the final day of the program (Saturday). Please check our bus schedule before planning your trip to Spain.

For your convenience and peace of mind, we provide a bus service from Madrid to all of our camps in Spain on the first day of every two-week camp session. We will pick up students at the airport and bring them to the buses awaiting them at the Santiago Bernabéu football stadium. For more details, please see: Camp Transportation

If you wish, you can also arrange a private airport pick-up; one of our staff members - holding a sign with the camp logo and your child's name - will wait for your child at the airport and bring them to camp.

In case of emergency, please use the 24/7 emergency contact number provided in your booking confirmation.

Every group of 8 to 12 students will have one camp counselor, who will act as their mentor and tutor as well as provide them with constant supervision.

Our camp staff is made up of native Spanish speakers, though the vast majority (roughly 90%) of our counselors speak English, and some also speak other languages.

Participants in our summer camp programs will be supervised 24 hours a day.

Students 15 and older whose parents sign and send a consent form prior to the beginning of the camp are permitted to leave the camp on their own three times per two-week camp session (four times in Marbella Centro). For more information, see Off Campus Permission

Summer camp participants study either Spanish or English. Learn more about our language classes here: Summer Language Courses

Of course! Our language classes are available at 6 different levels ranging from total beginner to proficiency.

In addition to having university degrees and the Certificate of Teaching Ability (CAP), our hand-picked language teachers are highly qualified, energetic, and have experience teaching young people of all ages. They implement a variety of approaches, techniques, and activities that aim to reach out to every learning type and age group and ensure that learning is fun.

On the very first day of camp, participants will take a written and oral language test to determine their corresponding language level. The results of these tests are immediate, meaning that just after the test all students will be grouped by level and age into the appropriate language course. This gives students the opportunity to make the very most of their language experience!

In addition to a variety of classroom aids and handouts, we give each student a kit of academic materials on the first day of class. The kits, which are designed for each age group and subdivided into language levels, consist mainly of a textbook and workbook. The materials are included in the program price and are for your child to keep.

To ensure individualized attention and optimal learning, we have established a maximum of 16 students per classroom.

Students will have four classes every morning before lunch from Monday to Friday. Each lesson lasts 45 minutes. Once classes let out and lunch is over, students will spend their afternoons involved in a variety of other activities, ranging from sports and games to cultural visits and workshops.

Yes. Campers are supervised 100% of the time by the counselors and teachers of our summer camps.

However, teenagers who have off-campus permission will be allowed to go outside of the camp in an unsupervised fashion during established times. Learn more: off-campus permission

Yes. In order to ensure the well being of each camp participant, all of our camps have 24-hour first aid care available on campus.

All participants in our summer camps in Spain will be covered by a standard insurance policy. You can see an overview of the policy here: Insurance Policy. If you want to obtain wider coverage, we recommend that you purchase this in your own country.

We also have an accident and civil liability insurance policy that covers minor accidents that may occur in our camps. We are not responsible for the loss or theft of students' personal property; if you are concerned about this, we we recommend you take out your own insurance policy.

If your child will be bringing their own medication to camp, please send it to camp with them along with instructions for its proper use. Please note that the camp program does not include the costs of non-generic medications.

It may also be advisable to request a medical report from your child's doctor detailing any special medical needs.

Along with the general 24/7 emergency telephone number for Spain, each camp has its own emergency contact number, which will be provided to you before the start of your child’s program.

Yes. While the room sizes differ from camp to camp, participants in the residential camp programs will be grouped according to age and gender with fellow campers of all nationalities.

Of course! All of our summer camps offer the "Day Camp" program option, meaning that your child will take part in all aspects of the general camp schedule - classes, activities, sports, workshops, etc. - with participants in the residential program. The only difference is that they will spend nights and weekends with the family.

The kitchens at our summer camps are accustomed to adapting to food allergies and other dietary needs (vegetarian diets, gluten-free, etc.). Just let us know when you register your child and we will pass the information along to camp directors and kitchen personnel.

Classes make up only one part of our summer camp experiences. Classes are held on weekday mornings, meaning that your child or teen will spend the afternoons, evenings, and weekends having fun, making friends, participating in activities, and practicing languages all the while.

We don't want our campers to have a single dull moment during their time at camp, which is why we fill up afternoons and weekends with all sorts of different things to do. We offer cultural workshops, off-campus visits, weekend excursions, sports, board games, contests, treasure hunts, escape rooms... the list is endless!

Activities are designed and organized to be age appropriate and we always keep in mind that, by nature, young children and teenagers have different abilities and interests.

Yes. Your child's counselor will supervise all on-campus activities as well as accompany your child and the rest of his / her group on all off-campus excursions.

A variety of sports activities are included in the price as part of the regular camp programming and are open to all campers.

Our optional sports are for students who want to focus several hours each week on learning and improving their skills in a particular sport. These programs include several hours of lessons with a professional instructor and are not part of the general camp programming. If your child wishes to focus on one of our optional sports, you must book and pay ahead of time, as optional sports have limited spaces and are not included in the summer camp price.

Activities and excursions are part of the general programming of the camp, meaning that they are included in the price of your child's program.

Keep in mind, however, that spending money for souvenirs, off-campus snacks, etc. are not included and there may also be some optional special activities which will come at an additional cost.

In case of emergency, there are two 24-hour emergency contact numbers. One is the general number for all camps, and the other is the specific number for each camp. Both will be provided to you before your child’s program begins.

Yes. Students who have cell phones may use them to call home, but only during the times established by the camp.

Yes. In our summer camps, we mix 40% international students with 60% Spanish students.

The program price does not include pocket money, and we recommend that each child brings along a bit of spending money to buy gifts, souvenirs, etc. Naturally, students with off-campus permission are likely to spend a bit more money, as they may take advantage of their off-campus privileges to go to the movies, get a bite to eat, visit a museum, etc.

For your peace of mind, we even have a camp bank that students may use for safekeeping. This system keeps students' funds safe as well as helps them learn to budget.

The key difference between our summer camps and our junior programs is that our summer camps mix international and Spanish students, while the junior programs are designed for international students only.

When getting your child's suitcase ready for camp, simply keep in mind the nature of a summer camp as well as the fact that summers in Spain are quite hot and sunny. Your child will spend his / her afternoons and weekends playing sports, visiting the beach/pool, playing games, and in general, having fun and being active.

• light summer clothing (t-shirts, tank tops, shorts, etc.)
• appropriate footwear (sneakers, sandals, etc.)
• pajamas
• socks & undergarments
• bathing suit
• towels (1 for the shower, 1 for the beach/pool/etc.)
• laundry bag marked with child's name
• sunscreen
• personal care products (shampoo, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.)
• any medication taken by your child, along with instructions for its proper use
• spending money

If you want to avoid the hassle of items of your child's clothing being forgotten, misplaced, or destroyed, you can purchase a camp uniform kit for your child. The kit includes 1 sweatshirt, 2 pairs of shorts, 5 t-shirts and a baseball cap.

Yes. Every two weeks we provide a laundry service, which is included in the price of your child's summer program. Simply have your child bring a laundry bag with their name on it. It may also be advisable to mark all items of clothing with your child's name to ensure that nothing is lost.