Brains School Masters

Introducing students to the basics of QUALITY, management, and operational excellence, understanding their role in business operations.

• ACE (Spanish Association for Quality)
• Year 11 and Lower Sixth Form
• Extracurricular
• Language: Spanish, 2 sessions in English
• From November to March
• Content: QUALITY as a discipline connects, integrates, and enables management of all areas of management. Promotes a transformative, inclusive, open vision of QUALITY, extending it to all strategic management disciplines in organizations: Innovation, Improvement, Customer Experience, Environment, Privacy, Risk, Compliance, Social Responsibility…

• CINNED, Moddom
  A practical course aimed at students’ future professional paths, training them in engineering applied to racing. This programme provides real future opportunities, as it is highly demanded in today’s job market.
• Years 10, 11, and Lower Sixth Form
• Extracurricular
• Mondays and Wednesdays, 4:30-6:00 p.m.
• Certificate issued by Moddom, an E-Sports company. Sponsored by Aston Martin
• Language: Spanish – From October until Easter
• Content: History of Motorsport, physics, aerodynamics and engineering, 3D modelling and texture design, design assembly in the simulator, simulator practice and creating teams with assigned roles, competition between teams.

• RFK Human Rights Spain
  The Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights curriculum, Speak Truth To Power, inspiring students to “tame the savagery of man and soften the life of the Earth.”
• Year 10
• Curricular, throughout the academic year
• Certificate issued by the Robert F. Kennedy HUMAN RIGHTS Foundation

Introducing students to the financial system, covering the role of banking and non-banking intermediaries and exploring key financial products like savings, investment, and credit. Students will learn about the role of banks in the economy, how bank accounts work and associated services, as well as key concepts like loans and debt limits. A practical approach will help students make informed decisions about investment products and assess risks and rewards in stock markets, equipping them with the tools needed for responsible and effective financial management.

• IEB University Centre
• Lower Sixth Form
• Curricular in Economics
• Certificate issued by IEB – 10 sessions
• Content: Financial system (introduction) and intermediaries (banking and non-banking), financial products: savings and investment. Credit. The role of banks in the economy. Bank account and services. Loans and other credit products. Debt limit, components of a loan. Investment decisions. Investment products. Keys and factors. Stock markets: risk and benefit.

Explores the commercial function in a company, from commercial activity to marketing planning. Students will learn about market research, positioning strategies, business ethics, and the marketing mix, covering product policy, branding, product life cycle, personal branding, pricing, and distribution to develop a comprehensive and ethical view of business marketing.

• Upper Sixth Form
• Curricular
• Certificate issued by ESIC University
• 5 sessions
• Content: The commercial function in a company: commercial activity and marketing planning. Market research. Strategies and positioning. Business ethics. Marketing tools: marketing mix, product policy, branding and product life cycle, personal branding, pricing and distribution.

History, Language and Literature, Philosophy, Politics, and current affairs. These are participative outreach sessions.

• University of Navarra
• Lower Sixth Form
• Curricular
• Held during June at school

Learn to design strategic plans, collaborate on team projects, and prepare for challenges in the field of entrepreneurship.

• Using the TOWM digital tool
• For Year 11 and Lower Sixth Form
• Extracurricular

An educational initiative from the CINNED Foundation bringing the legal field closer to students. The main goal is to provide students with a solid grounding in law, preparing them for their professional futures. The programme is structured into 8 modules, of which students must complete and certify at least 3. Through this training, students are encouraged to acquire the skills necessary to set up a law firm within the school environment, fostering a practical, applied understanding of the law.

• Years 10, 11 and Sixth Form
• Extracurricular
• From October to July (alternative modules offered in successive months)
• Participating universities: IE University, CIS University, Garrigues Study Centre, Nebrija University, Camilo José Cela University, ISDE Business School, Pontifical University of Comillas.
• These institutions contribute by offering specialized modules and comprehensive legal education.

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Offers students a multidisciplinary perspective on contemporary and key professional topics. It covers topics such as therapy (phases and professional preparation), the sustainability challenges of the 21st century, and the role of genetics in these challenges, and fosters creativity through inspirational design, promoting innovative solutions for everyday problems.

• University of Navarra
• Upper Sixth Form
• Curricular: 1-hour sessions within subjects
• Content: Exploring therapy: phases and professional preparation. Sustainability: 21st-century challenges and genetics. Inspirational design: creative solutions to everyday problems.

In two sessions, students will be introduced to the financial market, guided by IEB University professors, exploring key concepts in this field.

• IEB
• Year 11
• Curricular

An event to support students in their academic orientation, where professionals from different fields will introduce them to the world of work, explaining the most in-demand careers in marketing and business.

• ESIC
• Upper Sixth Form

• Epitech University Centre
• Software
• Throughout the academic year, science and technology students in Sixth Form will have the opportunity to participate in a practical programming workshop with Epitech professors, as well as an orientation session on Development.

• The Core University Centre
• Year 11 and Sixth Form
• 2024-25 Programme Activities:
  • Entertainment Science Project: Mentorship programme where students will develop a project of interest in video games, cinema, photography, lighting, or short films.
  • Starting January
  • Delivered by professors from The Core and Brains International Schools
  • Workshops and Talks on video games, AI, 3D animation with a Marvel artist during Cultural Week
  • Special Music Festival: winners will record their demo in their studio and produce a making-of video.
  • Held in June