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TEFL International TESOL Course Seville, Spain

The TEFL training schools of TEFL International is located at Seville in Spain. Very experienced trainers conduct TEFL course in Seville and the staffs are also very helpful. After doing a course with TEFL international, it is sometimes possible to get an ESL job in Spain and gives you a chance to tour around this magnificent country fully. After completing the TESOL course in Spain, it is possible to get a English teaching job in any part of the world.

TESOL Course Seville, Spain

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Seville is the fourth-largest city in Spain and is located in the extreme south of the three biggest Andalusian cities. Seville has a population of around 710,000 inhabitants "Seville" is the English spelling form of "Sevilla."
Seville is 58 miles from Huelva; 75 miles from Ronda; 77 miles from Cadiz; 96 miles from Cordoba; 160 miles from Granada; 336 miles from Madrid, and roughly 635 miles from Barcelona.

Seville symbolizes all that is Andalucian; from the horses to the gypsies, the matadors to the Flamenco dancers.  Once a port, this is now one of the most important cultural centers of Spain. Seville is home to numerous fine arts, popular arts, contemporary art, and archaeological museums. In Seville evolved a famous school of painting, during the 17th century with artists like Bartolome Murillo and Diego Velasquez, and Francisco Pacheo. The Cathedral of Seville is the third largest cathedral in the world and the largest in Spain. It is an architectural masterpiece.

Top tourist attractions:
Seville being the cultural seat of Andalucian Spain there are cultural entertainments on offer; with the flamenco being the most popular art form and bull fighting by skilled matadors the popular sport. Flamenco is an art form that combines song, dance, guitar and percussion. The city also hosts the largest Flamenco Festival in the world. Seville has a wide variety of Flamenco clubs and bars, but a few of the most popular Seville Flamenco clubs include: El Tamboril, Casa Anselma, and Los Gallos. Seville is home to one of Spain's most prestigious and well-recognized bullfighting rings -- the Maestranza. Bullfighting season runs from Easter until Late October. Holy Week (or Easter Week) in Seville lasts from Palm Sunday to Good Friday. During this time parades and festivals fill the air and wine and tapas can be found everywhere. One can do various activities in Seville such as take, bike tours, cooking lessons, wine tastings, sightseeing by horse carriages, ranch tours, and flamenco nights.

Places to visit: Santa Cruz Neighborhood – A former Jewish Ghetto, Santa Cruz is considered one of Seville’s most fascinating attractions. The area includes several alleys and courtyards and points of interest such as the mansions in the Calle Lope de Rueda, the Iglesia de Santa Maria la Blanca etc.

The Cathedral of Seville - The Cathedral of Seville (Catedral de Sevilla) is the third largest cathedral in the world and the largest in Spain. Built from 1402-1506, Cathedral of Seville is considered a world wonder.

Maria Luisa Park – This half-mile park is the largest in Seville and it’s filled with palms, orange trees, elms, and Mediterranean pines, as well as ponds, pavilions, and flowerbeds.

Maestranza - Seville is home to one of Spain's most prestigious and well-recognized bullfighting rings -- the Maestranza. Bullfighting season runs from Easter until Late October.

Alcazar – The Alcazar offers some of the best surviving examples of Mudejar architecture.

Torre del Oro - This 13th century “tower of gold” overlooks the Guadalquivir River. It was part of the Moorish city fortification and today it is home to a maritime museum. The museum features drawings and engravings about life in Seville. Paseo de Cristobal Colon, Seville, Ph: +34 95 4222 419.

Museo de Bellas Artes (Museum of Fine Arts) - The original fine arts museum was founded in 1908 and it was open to the public by 1914.

University of Seville – This is one of Spain’s top institutions of higher learning and one of the main attractions here is the building -- a completely remodeled historic Tobacco Factory. Here you may stumble across a few moats and a watchtower .

City Hall – City Hall (Ayuntamiento) is located in the heart of the commercial center and it is an excellent example of Diego de Riano’s work.

Museum of Archaeology – The Museum of Archaeology (Museo Arqueologico Provincial) features everything from gold (21 pieces from the Tartesic culture from the 5th century B.C.) and jewelry dating back to the 6th and 7th centuries, as well as artifacts from Greek, Roman, Iberian, and medieval times.

Transportation and connectivity: Seville is connected to Madrid by an excellent high-speed train link as well as by its own airport and a good road system. Here's a bonus: if your train is more than 5 minutes late you're entitled to a full refund.

Weather:

Winter: December | January | February
It is generally pleasantly warm and sunny. However there may be up to 20 days of rain during the winter in these parts. The north coast on the whole is too warm - you get more rain here than snow. However, when snow does hit this region, as it did in January 2006, expect it in huge quantities (several feet).

Spring: March | April | May
The weather is quite unpredictable around this time. There may be warm spells since March (maybe even January), you can't guarantee good weather until June. It may suddenly turn chilly or wet.

Summer: June | July | August
Spain's coasts are the most popular places in the summer. The weather is perfect for outings and lounging on the beach. Foreign and local tourists head for the beach.

Autumn: September | October | November
The beach is a still a possibility at this time of year, especially on the Costa del Sol, but also the Costa Blanca and Barcelona too, at least in September.