Courses by Levels

Beginner I Beginner II

Beginner I
You'll learn how to speak in Spanish from the very beginning.
You will learn Spanish for everyday situations, like:

• Introducing yourself & introducing someone else.
• Exchanging personal information (name, nationality, occupation) & checking information about others.
• Giving & asking information about places, ordering a meal at a restaurant or buying clothes.
• Talking about habitual actions.

Beginner II
You’ll keep practicing your oral skills intensively.
You will learn to:

• Talk about likes and dislikes.
• Make plans, accept and reject invitations and appointments.
• Talk about daily schedules and the time.
• Express actions that are in progress at the time of speaking.

You'll learn how to speak in Spanish from the very beginning. You'll need approximately 80 hours to complete the whole Beginner I & II  levels, although this is a general estimate and depends on each student.

Intermediate I and II

Intermediate I
You will now focus on the past tenses in Spanish. Learn to:

• Talk about past experiences.
• Talk about your own life & other people's lives in the past.
• Describe settings in the past.
• Talk about movies, first and second characters.
• Make comparisons.

Intermediate II
You will learn:

• The future in Spanish
• To express wishes and use polite expressions.
• To retell a story someone else told you.
• The passive voice and the impersonal "se".

You'll need approximately 80 hours to complete the whole Intermediate I & II  levels, although this is a general estimate and depends on each student.

Advanced I & II

Spanish in different communicational situations, focused on the achievement of a wide vocabulary and the correct use of all verb tenses. Use of authentic material (newspapers, websites, etc) to discuss different topics.

Advanced I

• Give orders (Imperative)
• Make suggestions, give advice & express doubts (Subjunctive)
• Learn structures with prepositions.

Advanced II

• Imagine possible or impossible situations given certain conditions (Conditionals)
• Subjunctive in the past.
• Prepositions.
• Rules about dividing words into syllables.
• Relative pronouns.