Its courses are multilingual: approximately 60% of the instruction is in Swedish; the remainder is in Spanish and English.
[1] The school is funded by student fees, augmented by participation from the government of Sweden.
From the first year, students are taught in Spanish, both in conversation and formal studies (oral and written).
In addition, the island offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities, from water sports to hiking to horseback riding.
Monthly field trips are organized to various sites, for vocational or cultural instruction.