Schedule

This programme is aimed at complete beginners and is the perfect course for you if you have little, or no prior knowledge of the Spanish language.  We’ll introduce you to the Spanish culture, vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar through fun, interactive teaching methods such as role plays, games and special events.  By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of essential Spanish and be able to hold basic conversations. 

Syllabus:

You will learn the essential skills required to introduce and describe yourself in Spanish and be able to ask and answer basic questions.  We will teach you how to ask for and understand directions, the vocabulary you’ll need when shopping for everyday items and the fundamental basics such as the alphabet, colours and how to count in Spanish .   

This programme is aimed at complete beginners and is the perfect course for you if you have little, or no prior knowledge of the Spanish language.  We’ll introduce you to the Spanish culture, vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar through fun, interactive teaching methods such as role plays, games and special events.  By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of essential Spanish and be able to hold basic conversations. 

Syllabus:

You will learn the essential skills required to introduce and describe yourself in Spanish and be able to ask and answer basic questions.  We will teach you how to ask for and understand directions, the vocabulary you’ll need when shopping for everyday items and the fundamental basics such as the alphabet, colours and how to count in Spanish .   

This programme is aimed at complete beginners and is the perfect course for you if you have little, or no prior knowledge of the Spanish language.  We’ll introduce you to the Spanish culture, vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar through fun, interactive teaching methods such as role plays, games and special events.  By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of essential Spanish and be able to hold basic conversations. 

Syllabus:

You will learn the essential skills required to introduce and describe yourself in Spanish and be able to ask and answer basic questions.  We will teach you how to ask for and understand directions, the vocabulary you’ll need when shopping for everyday items and the fundamental basics such as the alphabet, colours and how to count in Spanish .   

Our Advanced Level programme is aimed at those who have completed our Intermediate Levels 1 to 3, or who have a strong existing knowledge of Spanish.  In lively, entertaining classes we’ll start to explore the vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation you will need, to start sounding like a native Spanish speaker.  We will also continue to teach you about the Spanish culture through fun, themed lessons.

Syllabus:

You will learn how to talk about your personal interests in more depth, as well as how to discuss past experiences.  We’ll teach you how to debate arguments in Spanish and draw comparisons, and how to politely give others information and make requests.  You will also practice the pronunciation of the ‘nasal vowels’ and how to connect words together when speaking, to sound more fluent.

Following on from our Intermediate Level 1 course we will continue to build upon the language, grammar and pronunciation you have already learnt.  As always our teachers will ensure you have lots of fun learning, through using a combination of lively group activities, role plays, games, Spanish films, TV shows, songs and books.

Syllabus:

You will start to explore how different past tenses are used in Spanish, as well as how to use negation, adverbs and intonation.  Topic wise you will learn how to talk about your daily routine and habits, including how to describe your work, health, sport and food preferences.

This course is ideal if you have already completed the beginner level programmes 1 to 3, or have a good working knowledge of Spanish.  You will start to progress from speaking basic Spanish to having more in depth conversations through fun, interactive group work sessions, role plays and themed lessons.  We will also start to look at how tone of voice can be used in Spanish to portray different meanings.

Syllabus:

Together with your classmates you’ll learn how to provide more in depth information about yourself and others.  For example how to talk about likes and dislikes, your ideal home, members of your family and what’s in fashion.  We will start to use possessive pronouns (e.g. mine, yours, hers, theirs) and look at how simply changing your tone of voice can express different meanings such as irony and sincerity.

Following on from Advanced Level 1, you’ll continue to develop your higher level reading, writing, listening and speaking skills.  We’ll use a combination of lively group activities, games, films/TV, songs and books, to ensure you are exposed to Spanish in a number of ways – and continue to enjoy every minute of your lessons with us!

Syllabus:

Together with your classmates you will learn how to present a project in Spanish, talk about events, hypothesise, and give instructions and advice.  You will also study the Past Conditional, Indefinite Adjectives, the verb ‘must’ and how to express obligations.  Topic wise we will discuss the environment and gastronomy.

This programme is aimed at students who have completed Intermediate Levels 1 and 2.  Together with your classmates you’ll continue to develop your more sophisticated speaking, listening, reading and writing skills.  We’ll put what you have learnt into practice by using real life social situations and current news as discussion points, and will continue to make sure your classes are lively and entertaining.  At the end of this course you will be confident enough to progress to our Advanced Level 1 programme!

Syllabus:

Following on from Intermediate Level 2, we will study indirect and direct pronouns (and how and when to use them), as well as continuing to explore intonation.  You will learn how to express your point of view in a social situation and talk about feelings, motivations and differences.  We will also look at talking about how likely something is to happen (probability).