Subject: Languages

Who it’s for:

This course is for beginners that have studied Spanish for at least a year or have knowledge of formal and informal ways of addressing people, verbs in the present tense and uses of the verbs ser, estar and haber, can order food in a restaurant, ask for and give directions, make hotel reservations, talk about daily activities, including at work, ask and tell the time and talk about what they do in their free time

What you’ll learn:

You will continue to develop your Spanish speaking, listening, reading and writing skills whilst covering a variety of topics at a basic level and exploring elements of the Spanish culture. This course will cover language structures, the future and conditional tenses, revising the main prepositions, conversations in restaurants and supermarkets, verbs of obligation and wishes, and the most important cities and places in Spain.

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Understand a wider range of spoken words and phrases
• Interact in a simple way asking and answering simple questions, and exchange direct basic information
• Write simple texts, such as short messages, emails or post cards
• Read and identify the main points of a short text written at A1.2/A2.1 level