Instituto Cervantes Certifications in Dublin


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mong the main areas of academic work at Instituto Cervantes, assessment and its administrative dimension certification are particularly important because of their role in teaching and learning processes and in teacher training.


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DELE
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DELE
PARA ESCOLARES
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SIELE
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DADIC

What are the differences between DELE and SIELE?

The DELE Spanish diplomas and the International Spanish Language Evaluation Service (SIELE) are two complementary services within the range of examinations offered by Instituto Cervantes, designed to meet the different needs of a wide variety of users.

Both are internationally recognised and are supported by highly prestigious institutions that guarantee their quality standards and good practices.

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DADIC Diplomas


The Instituto Cervantes Teacher Accreditation Diplomas (DADIC) are valid indefinitely and enjoy broad national and international recognition. They are also supported by the Spanish Ministry of Education and Vocational Training.

There are three Instituto Cervantes DADIC diplomas:

  • DADIC Autónomo. Certifies that the holder has the basic competences required for the professional teaching of Spanish as a foreign language (ELE) for general purposes.

  • DADIC Experto. Certifies that the holder is able to teach effectively in different ELE teaching and learning contexts and to participate actively in the institution where they work.

  • DADIC Formador. Certifies that the holder is able to plan, develop, analyse and adapt training activities for the professional development of current and future ELE teachers.

For Educational Institutions


As a public institution, Instituto Cervantes is subject to the Law on Transparency, Access to Public Information and Good Governance. It therefore has a duty to help broaden and strengthen transparency in public activity, regulate and guarantee the right of access to information relating to its work, and establish the good governance obligations that public officials are required to meet.