Why Study This Course?
Ready to move beyond the basics of Spanish? This course will help you develop your vocabulary, grammar, and confidence to express yourself more fluently. You’ll learn to have conversations with native speakers and work towards an intermediate level. This course is perfect for anyone wanting to talk in detail about past, present, and future events and express a range of opinions.
You will:
Enhance your ability to communicate accurately in present, past, and future contexts.
Gain confidence in real-world scenarios like conversations at the doctor’s or making holiday plans.
Be taught be a native Spanish speaker
This course covers:
Likes and dislikes: Express your preferences and aversions
Professions and obligations: Talk about jobs and daily routines
Job hunting: Learn how to find a job in a Spanish-speaking country, including CV preparation
Holiday planning: Plan holidays and discuss the pros and cons of different destinations
Accommodation: Describe apartments, hotel rooms, and included facilities
We use a communicative approach, focusing on real-life interactions. You'll learn through classroom activities, role-play exercises, and group discussions to develop your fluency.
Completion of Post-Beginners Stage 2 or equivalent (2 years of study).
Suitable if you have completed GCSE recently and would like to consolidate your use of past and future tenses.
Your tutor will discuss your goals with you and assess your progress through in-class observation and activities. You'll track your learning in your Personal Learning Plan (PLP). After this course, you can progress to Lower Intermediate Stage 2.
In the first lesson, your tutor will provide details about the required textbook. Please bring a pen and paper or your preferred electronic device. Regular attendance is recommended to develop your language skills and ensure you make progress.
Please note that tutors may occasionally be changed at short notice. While teaching styles may vary, we ensure consistent quality across all of our courses. For this reason, a change of tutor does not qualify for a refund.