Spain, Mallorca
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Palma College is an independent international sixth-form college in Palma, Mallorca, established in 2012. It delivers the British Edexcel curriculum for ages 16–18, offering AS and A2 Levels (and BTEC) with English as the language of teaching. The Lower Sixth studies four AS Level subjects with five and a half teaching hours per subject each week, plus a 15‑minute weekly tutor meeting; the Upper Sixth focuses on three A2 Level subjects with seven hours per subject and ongoing personal tutorials. The college is an Edexcel examination centre with a comprehensive enrichment and Next Steps Programme that supports university applications worldwide, including UCAS and SAT guidance. Facilities include two buildings, two art studios, a drama studio, and small classes. A Host Boarding Programme will launch from September 2026 for international students aged 16–18. Cultural activities, sport, PHSE, and extensive language options complement academic life. A friendly, supportive community underpins student progress.
Carrer de Can Verí, 5, Centre, 07001 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain
Palma College has 85 pupils, typical class sizes of 12, instruction in English.
Palma College is located in the heart of Palma, Mallorca, Spain, with two campuses: the main building on Can Veri near Es Born, and a second building between the Parliament and Cathedral in Estudi General.
Dedicated sixth form for students aged 16 and older; offers Edexcel A Level subjects and an enrichment programme.
Independent international sixth form college
Annual tuition at Palma College ranges from EUR 17,200 to EUR 17,900 for 2026/27.
Palma College teaches British Curriculum, BTEC Qualification, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 16 to 19.
Palma College offers Edexcel AS and A2 Level courses as part of a coherent, enriched sixth-form curriculum. Lower sixth study four AS Level subjects with five and a half teaching hours per week per subject, plus a 15-minute weekly one-to-one meeting with their academic tutor. In the upper sixth, most students concentrate on three A2 Level subjects with seven teaching hours per subject per week, along with ongoing personal tutorials and one-to-one meetings. The college also runs sport, PHSE (Personal, Health, Social and Economic education) and a comprehensive enrichment programme. The Edexcel examination board is the college's chosen board, and the curriculum is designed to prepare students for university worldwide, supported by a Next Steps Programme and guidance on university applications.
Small classes with increased teacher contact time. Lower sixth has a weekly 15-minute one-to-one meeting with each subject teacher, and upper sixth students receive ongoing personal tutorials.
Students are prepared for university worldwide, with targeted guidance to strengthen university applications. The Next Steps Programme provides structured support for applications and interviews, helping students plan for higher education and future careers. The curriculum focuses on developing employability, life skills and global citizenship to ease progression to higher education.
1. Submit an enquiry via the Palma College Enquiry form and complete the application forms. After initial contact and submission of the application, the applicant may be invited for interview and a campus tour (interviews may be conducted through electronic media if requested). References are collected as part of the process and a firm offer of a place is issued in writing by the Head. Acceptance and payment of the registration fee are required within one week of the offer to secure the place; otherwise the offer will be withdrawn.
2. Acceptance is confirmed in writing and the registration fee must be paid within one week of the offer to secure the place; otherwise the offer is withdrawn. The registration fee is €2,000 and a security deposit of €1,500 apply; extra costs may apply for additional A Level or IGCSE courses or retake examinations. The Sixth-form Fees for 2024-25 are €17,200 for the first year and €17,900 for the second year, and these fees include textbooks, up to four subjects in the first year (three in the second), enrichment and the next steps programme.
3. Entry criteria require a high level of English; IGCSE examinations (or equivalent standard) are studied or completed; predicted grades of B/A in A Level subjects are expected, with overall predicted grades considered for new subjects. An entrance interview with the Head and passes at IGCSE (or equivalent) are required. Palma College does not offer Student Visas.