Subject: Languages

Who it’s for:

This course is for anyone who has previously done at least five years of Spanish studies or equivalent, or is familiar with the indicative tenses, including the imperative and the present of the subjunctive moods, and can interact with others in Spanish with little or no need to use their first language (English).

What you’ll learn:

You will develop your Spanish speaking, listening, reading and writing skills whilst exploring elements of Spanish culture.

Topics covered will include describing health problems and giving suggestions and recommendations about them, advantages and disadvantages of different topics such as living in a city or a village, taking messages and passing the information to their recipients, and improving vocabulary about technology and Internet. You will also revise grammar including the Subjunctive for giving recommendations and opinions and the “Imperativo” (afirmattive and negative), and verbs in Conditional to give advice (yo en tu lugar, comería/hablaría/iría…).

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

• Participate in roleplays about health issues in different situations
• Share and discuss opinions about rural or city life and compare them between GB and Spain
• Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the new technologies and social media

You will also have learnt about Spanish culture and tourist attractions.