Studying in Spain is an excellent option for several reasons:

Spanish is the official language of 21 countries, and the second most spoken language in the world.
Very affordable cost of living compared to other European countries
Chosen by more than 42,500 European students, Spain is the leading Erasmus + destination.
Spanish university programs are recognized by major international accreditation bodies.
Very low study fees ranging from €700 to €2,000 per year.
Geographical proximity to Morocco.
Possibility of working during and after your studies.

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The SELECTIVIDAD : What is this ?

Whether you are a Spanish or international student, your admission to a public university in Spain is conditional on passing the Selectividad test! One of the entrance tests to university studies in Spain, also called in Spanish “Puerbas de acceso a estudios universitarios”.

In fact, the Selectividad, or even the PCE exam, is a written test of at least 4 modules, intended for high school students wishing to access Spanish universities. On the other hand, this test can take up to 6 modules depending on the specialty you choose and your desire to increase your admission mark (nota de corte).

Preparation for the SELECTIVIDAD

Preparation for the PCE / Selectividad test lasts approximately one year. In addition to studying the Spanish language, you will also study Spanish history and literature and some specialty subjects.

For your Preparatory year of Selectividad, you have the choice of spending it in Spain or in your country of origin. In Morocco, there are several accredited centers to prepare your Selectividad. However, if you want to learn the Spanish language, and practice it of course, it is advisable to spend the preparatory year in Spain. This will allow you cultural and linguistic immersion and will make learning easier for you.

Conduct of the test SELECTIVIDAD

The Selectividad exam is made up of at least 4 written tests constituting the basic tests. However, you can add 2 specific tests depending on the chosen specialty. To this end, Selectividad takes place in two phases:

The common phase :

The first phase of Selectividad contains the obligatory basic modules. Whatever the specialty of study you have chosen, you must first pass these 4 tests:

Spanish language and literature
Foreign language (English, French, Italian or Portuguese)
History of Spain / History of philosophy
Test of the specialty you have chosen (Modalidad)

The specific phase:

The specific phase tests are optional. If you want to join a general study program, or you have good averages, the common phase tests will be enough.

On the other hand, if you wish to improve your final grade or wish to join selective specialty programs (example: medicine), you can take the specific phase tests. Indeed, at this phase, you have the right to take up to 4 specific tests, the subjects of which depend on the chosen specialty, but only the two highest results will be taken into consideration.

When to take the Selectividad access test?

The Selectividad tests are generally held in June (ordinary session). However, there is a second extraordinary session which takes place in September for people who did not pass it the first time.

The Spanish university system, steeped in rich history and cultural diversity, stands today as one of the main pillars of higher education in Europe.

Additionally, Spanish universities are often ranked in global rankings such as the QS World University Rankings and the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, which helps strengthen their international reputation.

However, let's look at the admission requirements:

THE EQUIVALENCE OF THE BACCALAUREATE

The first step is to convert the original baccalaureate into a diploma recognized by Spain.

This process generally takes 3 to 5 months, so it is recommended to initiate it before registration opens.

Without this equivalence, it is not possible to register for Spanish schools. Due to the non-recognition of the Moroccan baccalaureate by Spanish universities.

SELECTIVIDAD :

The SELECTIVIDAD exam, also known as the Higher Education Access Exam (EAU in Spanish), is the second crucial step for students in Spain. This is essentially the key to gaining access to the country's universities.

SELECTIVIDAD takes place at the end of the preparatory year, during which students follow intensive courses covering various subjects such as mathematics, Spanish language, literature, history, physics, chemistry, etc., depending on their desired field of study.

At the end of this year of preparation, candidates take an exam assessing their mastery in these different subjects. The results of these tests play a determining role in their admission to Spanish universities.

The fundamental objective of the Selectividad system is to guarantee equity and equal access to higher education in Spain by evaluating students' academic skills in a standardized way. For more information on SELECTIVIDAD, you can consult the section dedicated to the preparatory year.

YEARS OF STUDY :

In Spain, the higher education system generally consists of the following levels :

1. First university cycle (Grado): It is equivalent to an undergraduate degree similar to a bachelor's or license, with a typical duration of three to four years, depending on the field of study.

2. Second university cycle (Máster): Once the Grado has been obtained, students can opt for a master's program (Máster). These programs are generally specialized and usually last one or two years.

3. Third cycle (Doctorado): The third cycle encompasses doctoral programs (Doctorado) which focus on advanced research and the writing of a doctoral thesis. Their duration can vary from three to five years.

It is essential to note that the duration of study may fluctuate depending on the field of study, university and specific program. In addition, certain professional or technical training courses may have different durations.

Learn Spanish in institutes in Spain

If you are passionate about learning foreign languages and want to improve your Spanish skills, studying at an institution in Spain can be a rewarding experience. Language institutes in Spain offer full immersion programs that allow students to learn Spanish while experiencing Spanish culture first-hand.

The advantages of language institutes in Spain

1. Full Immersion: Studying at an institution in Spain allows for full immersion in the Spanish language and culture. Students are constantly exposed to Spanish in their daily lives, which accelerates their learning and improves their understanding of the language.

2. Enseignants qualifiés et natifs : Les instituts de langue en Espagne emploient des professeurs qualifiés et natifs de la langue espagnole. Ces enseignants ont une connaissance approfondie de la grammaire, de la prononciation et des nuances de la langue, ce qui permet aux étudiants d'apprendre de manière authentique.

3. Interactive methodology : Language institutes in Spain use interactive teaching methods that encourage students to actively practice the language. Lessons include group activities, role plays, discussions and practical exercises that promote active learning and stimulate student participation.

4. Real-World Practice : Studying in Spain provides students with many opportunities to practice Spanish in real-world situations. Whether interacting with locals, in shops, restaurants or cultural events, students can practice their language skills and develop their fluency in communicating in Spanish.

5. Discovery of Spanish culture: Studying in Spain allows students to discover the richness and diversity of Spanish culture. They will have the opportunity to participate in cultural activities, visit historical sites, taste local cuisine and explore Spanish traditions. This complete cultural immersion strengthens understanding of the language and promotes better integration into Spanish society.

6. Certificates of competence : Language institutes in Spain usually issue certificates of Spanish proficiency at the end of the programs. These certificates are internationally recognized and attest to the level of language proficiency, which can be a valuable asset for future academic and professional opportunities.

The study of professional training in Spain, also known as "Formación Profesional" or "FP", is an essential pillar of the Spanish education system. It aims to provide students with practical professional skills and specialized knowledge to facilitate their integration into the labor market in various fields. Here is a detailed explanation about professional training in Spain.

Le "Grado Superior" :

The “Grado Superior” is equivalent to a higher level professional diploma. It is aimed at students who have completed the “Bachillerato” and wish to deepen their knowledge and professional skills. “Grado Superior” programs generally last 2 years.

Training areas:

The "Formación Profesional" offers a wide range of training areas, such as IT, electronics, administration, tourism, health, applied arts, engineering, agriculture, and many more. still others. Each area offers different training cycles adapted to the needs of the job market.

The content of the programs:

Professional training programs combine theoretical courses and practical internships in companies. This allows students to acquire technical and practical skills in their field of study, while gaining exposure to the real-world professional environment.

Recognition and employability:

“Formación Profesional” diplomas are recognized in the job market and are often highly appreciated by employers. Many graduates quickly find employment in their field of specialization after graduation, demonstrating the effectiveness of this educational route in promoting student employability.