International Expert in Logistics and Warehouse Management

The programme has three parts with different certificates: an official Spanish vocational course, Spanish language training and a short university specialization course. These are not three university degrees.

Month 1 · Immersion. If Spanish is not your first language, you take Spanish Language and Culture. If you already speak Spanish, you take Professional Spanish for Employability: business communication, negotiation between businesses, Spanish employment law, a CV for applications in Spain and interview practice.

In-person technical training for the Level 3 Professional Certificate in warehouse organization and management (COML0309). Level 3 refers to Spain’s vocational certificate system, not year three, a university degree or an automatic equivalent of Level 3 in your country. The module breakdown, hours and exact dates are provided with the course information for each intake.

University specialization. A university specialization course in your sector (a 4 ECTS microcredential). These credits represent about 100–120 hours of total work, including classes and independent study.

When you complete all three qualifications and your company placement, you also receive PROM International Business School’s own Expert award, separate from the official vocational certificate.

Career pathways include warehouse management, procurement logistics coordination, stock optimization and physical distribution. The programme does not guarantee employment.

Supervised placements with partner companies in Spain, included in the programme and covered by a written learning agreement. A placement does not in itself mean an employment contract or a salary. The exact duration is set out in the course information for each programme and start date.

The agreement costs the partner company nothing, and it does not add anything to your programme fee either.

The placement follows the technical training phase. University specialization and activities that connect you with employers also form part of the year; the placement does not run throughout all the remaining months.

Companies are matched to your profile, your Spanish level and the agreements available for your intake. During the placement you have a tutor at the company and an academic tutor at PROM.

2027 intakes: May 2027 and October 2027.

The programme lasts 12 months in total, including language learning, classes, specialization and the company placement. Permission to stay for study is assessed individually by the Spanish authorities.

The year includes five stages: language and professional immersion, technical training, a company placement, university specialization and activities that connect you with employers. Confirm the exact dates and placement duration for your programme and intake before enrolling.

It is a good idea to start your application several months ahead: you need the official admission letter to book your consular appointment and apply for the visa, and consular timings vary by country.

Total fixed price of the programme: €7,800 for the 2027 intakes.

It is paid in three stages: €2,800 for enrolment and reservation (€300 administration and €2,500 reservation), €2,500 after your visa is granted and €2,500 before in-person classes start.

Visa-refusal guarantee: if the consulate formally refuses your application and you send us the refusal, the full €2,500 of the first payment is refunded. The €300 enrolment fee is kept to cover the administrative work already done.

Accommodation, flights, health insurance and official fees are paid separately. If you would like the full details of what the price includes before you decide, ask us and we will send them in writing.

We review the identity documents and immigration steps required for your nationality and situation. If you need a student visa, apply through the Spanish consulate responsible for your place of residence.

Admissions reviews your previous education and academic documents to confirm your access to the Level 3 Professional Certificate before issuing your admission letter.

A study stay may be compatible with work of up to 30 hours a week, as long as you meet the requirements of current regulations and the authorization that applies to you.

When you arrive in Cuenca, we guide you through the paperwork: your foreigner identity card (TIE), Social Security registration and registering your address with the local council.

Asking for guidance or sending an enquiry does not mean admission, a reserved place or enrolment, and it does not affect the consulate’s decision on your visa.