The CPNL's training offer for the first term of the 2026/27 academic year can now be consulted on the CPNL's course finder. Interested individuals can register for Catalan courses from September 14th to 18th and on the 21st. All levels will be offered, from beginner (A1) to advanced (C2), and the process can be completed online or in person at any of the consortium's 143 service points across Catalonia.
Registrations are structured into two rounds: the preferential round (September 14th and 15th), for students who have taken or processed a withdrawal in the last 12 months, and the general round (September 16th, 17th, 18th, and 21st), open to the public. At the Catalan Office in Roses, preferential registration will be on September 14th and 15th, while the general registration for levels A1 and Basic 1 will be on September 16th. From September 17th to 18th, it will open for levels A1 to C1, and on September 21st for level C2.
Individuals who have never taken a course at CPNL and need to certify their Catalan level can request a placement test between September 1st and 4th. From September 5th onwards, requests can still be made, but without the guarantee of receiving the result before the registration period. Registration can be done online or in person at the Catalan Office in Roses, located at plaça de Sant Pere, 1, 2a (Ca l'Anita).
The courses will begin on September 28th or 29th and conclude on December 3rd or 9th, 2026. The expanded and updated offer of courses planned by the OC of Roses can be found at the provided link.
Regarding prices, A1 and A2 level courses are free. The remaining courses have a fee, but individuals who are unemployed, have a recognized disability of 33% or more, are in precarious situations, or belong to large or single-parent families can benefit from 50% or 70% matrícula reductions.
For any support during the registration process, individuals can contact the 143 CPNL service points or the citizen service line 012.
The Consorci per a la Normalització Lingüística is a public entity that promotes the teaching and use of Catalan. The offer for the 2026-2027 academic year consolidates the increase from the previous year, with over 6,000 Catalan courses and nearly 150,000 places offered, aiming to meet demand and incorporate new speakers.
