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Enforex

C. Palacios, 13, 18009 Granada, Spain

+34 958 25 42 12

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Detailed Information

Place Types Secondary school
Address C. Palacios, 13, 18009 Granada, Spain
Coordinate 37.173207,-3.5954056
Website http://www.enforex.com/school-granada.html
Rating 4.2
Compound Code 5CF3+7R Granada, Spain

Openning hours

Monday 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

ayoub elouafi (10/20/2020)

Worst experience. Because of the Corona pandemic. They forced me out of my school room. They told me I could leave my stuff in the room. Then I went to a friend. The quarantine has expired and my residency has expired. I return to my home country. I still struggle with them even now. I left my stuff. My friend communicated with them to send him the things, but they. They don't pay any attention. They cared about money. They took them all, and I did not study or learn anything. Eight days of study costs 4000 €.

Kenza Addou (08/16/2019)

the classes were very interesting and i had a great experience and made many friends. loved it!

Camila (11/24/2019)

It's a good school with very good teachers, the experience is very worth it. Yessi specially is an amazing teacher that helped me to learn a lot about language and culture. Be in contact with people from other countries is also very interesting. The place is very clean, beautiful and the apartament is comfortable, but it has no air conditioner (that's very bad) and the cleaning service is a little invasive, since the cleaning woman has the keys of the rooms and can enter anytime to clean. The installations of the school in general are very good, but not used, for example the table tennis (without ball) and tv (without controller) are there but nobody uses it

Yasmin Kroll (07/26/2019)

I have mixed feelings about my enforex experience. I had a wonderful class with Montse and Inma! Amazing teachers. I had one substitute teacher that was horrible- super inappropriate with the students, taught content out of order and for a level much lower (like the word for apple). I hope he’s let go from the school for future students. The residence was confusing. The entire residence has no AC (during summer this is brutal) and not enough fans for everyone. We all had keys to the front door which was often locked in the evenings for “security reasons” (isn’t that what the key is for??). And I elected to make my own food and not pay for prepared food, but kitchen was locked between 4-8 which meant I had to cook at the same time as all the other students. The residence also housed people unrelated to Enforex which further added to everyone’s confusion. The staff was very nice and accommodating though.