Whether you want to start learning Spanish as a foreign language, take up Spanish after few years without practice or you want to gain more confidence speaking with your current knowledge, this course will teach you how to do it effectively. You will be able to speak Spanish for, at least, 30 minutes - talking about what you like and dislike, describing your previous and future weekend and holidays, as well as talking about your daily routine.
Course running from April to July in one group:
Thursdays 6.30 - 8.30pm
- 2 hours per week - Total of 10 lessons.
​- Small groups - Maximum of 4 people!
​- Practicing common phrases in Spanish, explaining passages in the present, past and future tense.
- Setting the basis for you to extend your language learning.
Price
£155
Please, read our Terms and Conditions.
Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements. However, having studied Beginners T1 before will enable you to have the conversational skills needed to make the most of this course.
Spare 45 minutes a week practicing at home to progress accordingly with the pace of the course.
Term Dates
Starting date: 28th April
End date: 7th July
Day: Thursdays
Time: 6.30 - 8.30 pm
Day off: 2nd June- no lesson
Course code: beginnersT2
Materials
Spanish Exeter will provide you with plenty of resources and activities to you to practice during the week.
Grammar
Podcasts
Videos
Articles
Course contents
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Revision BeginnersT1.
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Verb To Like / Love / Dislike / Hate.
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Future Tense - Voy a ir a + Infinitives.
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Daily Routine - Pronominal verbs.
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Present Tense: Questions & Answers + Conversation.
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Past Tense: Talking about last weekend / holidays / trips.
How to apply
If you wish to study this course click here and fill the form provided.
Need some help?
If you have any further questions about this course, or would like us to help you with your application, please contact Oscar Martinez on 07857 599174 or email info@spanishexeter.co.uk
“The classes are easy going, fun and relaxed. The group size is perfect, as it was just the 4 students we soon became confident to try out our new language skills without fear of embarrassment if we get it wrong."
Christine
