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Why choose this course?
This course builds on the knowledge gained in the Beginners course, helping you develop greater confidence and fluency in Spanish. You will expand your vocabulary and grammar skills, enabling you to communicate more effectively in a wider range of real-life situations.
Throughout the course, you will practise using Spanish to discuss travel experiences, express opinions, make plans, and describe past events. You will also improve your speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills through interactive activities, discussions, and authentic materials.
Alongside language development, the course offers an engaging introduction to the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. Topics include literature, cuisine, traditions, festivals, and current events, providing a deeper understanding of cultural diversity and everyday life in Spanish-speaking countries.
By the end of the course, you will be better equipped to hold conversations on a variety of topics, understand more complex texts, and express yourself with increased accuracy and confidence.
Class times: 19:00-21:00
Further information
Our Spanish Intermediate is a part-time leisure course for adults (19+) who have completed 60 hours of previous study of the language in an adult setting, or previous learning of a similar length.
- Develop confidence in formal and informal introductions and social conversations.
- Build skills for networking, small talk, and maintaining conversations.
- Discuss past experiences, achievements, challenges, and lessons learned.
- Talk about future goals, ambitions, and plans using appropriate language.
- Express opinions clearly and support them with reasons and examples.
- Agree, disagree, and compare ideas politely in discussions and debates.
- Describe daily routines, habits, lifestyles, and work-life balance.
- Explore cultural traditions, customs, festivals, and social expectations.
- Compare cultural practices across different countries and communities.
- Understand regional language differences, including accents, dialects, vocabulary, and cultural influences.
You may wish to join our Spanish Conversational class. Your tutor can advise you on further study options.
Continuous classroom assessment.
Please bring a pen and notebook to our first session. You will also require the textbook Aula Internacional plus 2.