From a first short-term immersion to a full-season residential pathway — one dedicated space to understand the TFL opportunity clearly.
Five pathways. One goal: find the right Spain experience for your player.
Through Inter Ohana’s collaboration with TFL F.C., families can explore five different ways to experience football in Spain — from a short first step to a full residential season.
Shorter programs give players a first experience of Spain without requiring a full-season commitment.
Longer pathways add more football, more independence, residency support, and a much bigger commitment from both player and family.
Madrid is the main base for several pathways. Depending on the program, player fit, and club environment, training, tryout, or immersion phases may also take place in other locations in Spain.
The hierarchy is simple: first experience, short evaluation, extended exposure, full-year development, or full residential academy.
A shorter summer immersion for families wanting a first experience in Spain before considering anything longer.
A compact, high-performance two-week experience built for players who want a more intense introduction to the Spanish football environment.
A split-season format for players ready for a much deeper football experience without making a single continuous full-year move.
A full development cycle for older players ready for daily football structure, longer residency, and a serious year in Spain.
The most complete option: long-term football development, full residency structure, and an integrated academic pathway.
* Summer ID details come from the prior Inter Ohana/TFL working information and should be reconfirmed before publishing final dates and inclusions.
For parents, the living environment matters almost as much as the football. These visuals give immediate context to training culture, residency, and day-to-day life.
UEFA Pro licensed coaching, TFL sessions, Spanish club training exposure depending on pathway and performance, plus evaluations and analysis in longer programs.
Longer pathways include private-room residency, meal plans, 24/7 supervision, insurance, transport, and access to common amenities.
Cultural activities, independence, education options, and a daily environment designed to challenge the player beyond the field.
The only comparison points most families need at first: who it is for, how long it lasts, the age range, and the fee.
The smartest funnel is not “choose a product.” It is “tell us where your player is, and we help you identify the right level of commitment.”
Summer ID or Pro Immersive ID if the family wants Spain without a major long-term commitment.
3+3 if the player needs a deeper football block while keeping more flexibility than a full year.
9 months for older players ready for daily structure, residency, and a substantial year abroad.
10 months for families seeking the deepest pathway, including the stronger academic component.
Because the page should help families understand and compare first. Once there is genuine interest, the full operational detail becomes useful instead of overwhelming.
Yes. For many families they are the most sensible entry point because the player can experience Spain before making a much bigger commitment.
Yes. Longer pathways include residency, meals, supervision, transport, insurance, and a broader day-to-day support structure.
No. The programs are development and exposure opportunities. The communication should not imply guaranteed professional placement, trials, contracts, or outcomes.
A family consultation. That allows Inter Ohana to guide the family toward the pathway that actually fits the player's age, maturity, goals, and readiness.
Before talking dates, fees, or logistics, start with the player. Tell us where they are now and what the family is looking for.