Dundee School

What Dundee School is

Dundee School is an English academy in Leganés, south of Madrid, with more than three decades of language teaching. Founded in 1990, it serves students from age five through adults and professionals who use English at work.

Courses and programs

Classes are organized in small groups and adapted to different ages and objectives:

• English for children from age five
• Courses for teenagers
• Adult classes
• One-to-one lessons
• Corporate English training
• Summer camps and courses abroad
• Intensive courses

Official exam preparation

The school prepares students for Cambridge exams including PET, B2 First and C1 Advanced, as well as Aptis, Trinity and LanguageCert. Lessons cover speaking, listening, reading, writing and use of English.

Corporate training

Dundee provides workplace-focused English courses for companies in Madrid. The programs may qualify for Spain's FUNDAE training subsidy, potentially reducing or eliminating the employer's cost. Classes are available in person and online.

Method and progress tracking

The teaching method combines conversation, comprehension and practical exercises with periodic assessments and a quarterly academic report. Its Dundee Live platform lets students join live classes by computer and record remote sessions.

Results reported by the school

Dundee says more than 90% of its students earn high marks in school, that learners achieved more than 150 official certificates during the preceding four years and that it teaches employees at more than 80 companies. These figures are published by the academy itself.

Contact and service area

The school serves Leganés and surrounding southern Madrid, including El Carrascal, Zarzaquemada, La Fortuna, Getafe and Alcorcón. Phones: 916 801 044 and 640 281 365. Email: secretaria@dundeeschool.com. Social channels include Facebook, X, YouTube, Instagram and LinkedIn.

The program range allows a learner to remain with one school from early childhood through professional English, while exam preparation provides a separate path toward an external credential.