In Baccalaureate, teachers integrate effective study techniques to maximise performance in the PAU and university life. These include planning, scheduling, spotting key ideas, summaries, underlining, memorization techniques and practical work. Tutoring and the guidance department reinforce these skills.

In high school, we prioritize the development of critical thinking, focusing on the management and handling of information. Our students identify strengths and weaknesses, respond with rigor, make respectful decisions and seek the truth, developing into leaders of positive action.

We teach our students to defend their ideas with solid arguments and tools in both Spanish and English.

To work on and improve their oratory skills, students give public presentations in various disciplines and participate in the National Debate Program.

In our artistic baccalaureate, we firmly support art and culture as key elements in the comprehensive development of our students. All subjects are focused on achieving an excellent result in the PAU, maintaining motivation, interest and passion for knowledge, culture and art, so that they discover the authentic values of truth, goodness and beauty in all disciplines and in their personal lives.

Within the curriculum, we prepare our students to obtain certifications in the two highest levels of English: Cambridge Advanced (C1) and Proficiency (C2). To ensure your success in these demanding tests, our English department offers:

• Extended hours: 4 hours of class per week and the possibility of extending by two more hours.
• Customized preparation
• The possibility of taking the subject “English Extension”
• Study a third language: French or German

As part of our international model, we have agreements and collaborations with various entities that support us in offering our graduates a range of international experiences that can help them in their transition to the academic, university and professional world.

• Visiting lecturers
• Specialized consulting on university education abroad
• Debates

We have 15 teachers of British, Irish and American nationality for all stages.

Tutors guide students in their academic and personal development through personal interviews. They provide guidance in their vocational orientation, offering the tools and support necessary for an informed choice tailored to the specific profile of each student.

We offer our students the Work Experience program, where students receive university and professional advice on different degrees and their career opportunities. In addition, they have the opportunity to do one-week internships in various companies and institutions that they choose according to their professional interests.

We support our students through workshops, round tables with university students and presentations on various courses. We also have the support of our Francisco de Vitoria University and its professionals who guide each student in choosing their university course.

Students, together with their teachers and instructors, undertake a pilgrimage at the beginning of each year of high school. In the first year of high school, a five-day pilgrimage to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela and in the second year of high school, a pilgrimage to Poland “In the footsteps of John Paul II”.

We encourage the social commitment of our students through a Social Participation Program. In collaboration with various institutions, our students discover the needs of others and learn to respond to them in a committed and effective way, developing an attitude of greater charity and empathy towards all the people around them.

During the summer, our students, accompanied by their instructors and former students, have the opportunity to voluntarily dedicate part of their vacation to carry out missions in Latin America or to help those most in need at the Hospitality of Our Lady of Lourdes.