Your European Pathway
Language learning combined with university admission support. We prepare you linguistically and academically for life in Europe.

From Vilnius to Germany
Start your journey with our German A1/A2 course at Spraviva, then prepare for the Goethe exam. From there we guide you through affiliated language schools and university admissions in Germany, all the way to Bachelor's and Master's programs.
How it works
- 1Join A1/A2 German course at SpravivaBuild your foundation in German language from scratch.
- 2Prepare for Goethe ExamStructured exam preparation with certified teachers.
- 3Receive admission supportWe support your university application process and guide your next steps.
- 4Transition to German institutionAffiliated language schools, then Bachelor's or Master's.
How it works
- 1Join Spanish course at SpravivaLearn Spanish from A1 through C1 with native speakers.
- 2Build fluency and confidenceSpeaking, writing, cultural understanding — all covered.
- 3Bachelor's & Master's supportWe guide your university application process in Spain.
- 4Settling-in supportPractical preparation and tips for your move to Spain.
From Vilnius to Spain
Our Spanish pathway combines language fluency with academic preparation and real admission support for Spanish universities. From Bachelor's to Master's, we are with you every step.
Start Spain PathwayStudy in the Baltics
Lithuania and Latvia offer hundreds of EU-recognised, English-taught Bachelor's and Master's degrees, at some of the lowest tuition in Europe and in two of the safest, best-connected corners of the EU. Based right here in Vilnius, we know these universities and cities first-hand, and we guide you from choosing the right programme to submitting a strong application.
- Vilnius University, KTU, LSMU and Vytautas Magnus in Lithuania
- University of Latvia, Riga Stradiņš and Riga Technical in Latvia
- Degrees taught fully in English, from roughly €2,000 to €5,000 a year

We provide academic admission guidance and application support. Tuition, entry requirements and any visa or residence steps are set by the universities and national authorities, and can change.
