Key Information
Duration
2 classes per week | 6 weeks
Attendance mode
In-person classes
Course Overview
This course is designed for students ranging from those with no prior knowledge of Spanish to having advanced proficiency. Whether you’re planning to travel, connect with Spanish-speaking friends or family, or simply explore a new culture, this course provides a strong and practical foundation.
Focusing on real-world communication, learners will develop the ability to handle everyday conversations—greeting someone, ordering food, shopping, asking for directions, and introducing themselves—all in clear, confident Spanish.
In addition to speaking and listening, students will learn to read and write basic Spanish, including essential grammar, pronunciation, and sentence structure.
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to:
Carry on simple conversations and introduce yourself
Ask and answer common questions in real-life settings
Understand basic written Spanish (menus, signs, short texts)
Build a foundation for future study and fluent expression
How You’ll Learn
Classes meet twice per week for 2 hours, over the course of 6 weeks. Lessons are interactive, fun, and designed to get you speaking from day one.
You’ll learn through:
Role-play & real-world scenarios (e.g. at a café, at the airport, in a local market)
Guided conversation practice in small groups
Listening activities using music, films, and native speakers
Basic writing exercises to reinforce vocabulary and sentence structure
Cultural immersion, exploring the people, places, and traditions behind the language
Lessons are conducted in a mix of Spanish and English, gradually increasing your exposure as your confidence grows.
Course Structure
Beginner (Levels 1–3)
Build your foundation with real-world Spanish for everyday situations.
Key Topics:
Greetings & Introductions: Saying hello, introducing yourself, formal vs informal language
Numbers, Dates & Time: Counting, telling time, days of the week, asking about schedules
Daily Activities: Talking about your routine, describing habits
Food & Drink: Ordering in a restaurant, grocery shopping, expressing preferences
Shopping & Money: Asking prices, buying clothes, using euros or pesos
Directions & Getting Around: Asking for directions, navigating a city
Family & Relationships: Talking about your family, relationships, and describing people
The Spanish Alphabet & Pronunciation: Clear pronunciation practice, spelling out names
Basic Grammar: Gender and number agreement, regular verbs in the present tense, ser vs estar
Intermediate (Levels 4–6)
Boost your confidence with storytelling, opinions, and navigating more complex conversations.
Key Topics:
Past & Future Tenses: Talking about what you did and what you’re planning
Travel & Tourism: Booking a hotel, asking for recommendations, describing trips
Health & Emergencies: Visiting a doctor or pharmacy, describing symptoms
Work & Studies: Talking about your job, studies, skills, and goals
Hobbies & Leisure: Sports, entertainment, art, and cultural interests
Making Plans & Invitations: Making suggestions, setting times, making excuses politely
Expressing Opinions: Agreeing, disagreeing, and giving reasons
Cultural Traditions: Holidays, festivals, and regional customs in the Spanish-speaking world
Grammar Focus: Irregular verbs, reflexive verbs, direct/indirect object pronouns, introduction to subjunctive mood
Advanced (Levels 7–9)
Achieve fluency with complex topics, authentic materials, and cultural deep dives.
Key Topics:
Narrating Events & Stories: Sharing experiences, telling anecdotes, using varied tenses
News & Media: Discussing current events, reading articles, listening to real news clips
Social & Global Issues: Debating themes like climate change, education, or immigration
Workplace Communication: Writing formal emails, negotiating, professional vocabulary
Idioms & Colloquialisms: Understanding native expressions, humor, and slang
Literature & Cinema: Exploring works by García Márquez, Almodóvar, and more
Culture & Identity: Regional identities, history, and social dynamics in Spanish-speaking countries
Fluency Practice: Group debates, presentations, storytelling, and role-playing complex scenarios
Advanced Grammar: Subjunctive in full, conditional forms, relative clauses, connectors, and passive voice
