Spanish Language Training

The emphasis is on a dialogue-driven media-enriched, and comparative introduction for the language to map a common ground and to become acclimated. Course depends on frequently requested topics, as family, travel, outdoor, seasons, and customization for an optimal lesson experience.

Intelligible and transparent learning are key to avoid frustration and intimidation. Instructors use extensive examples and visuals that are readily available. An example of a course program structure would proceed as follows:

A person who has never studied the Spanish language before should enroll at level 1 of the course. Basic vocabulary, the distinctions between ser and estar, and present tense verbs are all covered. The lessons in Level 1 are geared toward assisting each student in speaking Spanish with a controlled and constrained vocabulary.

Level 2 instructs students on the use of demonstratives, prepositions, irregular verbs, and specialist vocabulary while continuing to emphasize the present tense. The preterite tense is the focus of Level 3 in-depth study. This level also covers object pronouns, reflexives, and intransitive verbs.

Level 4 helps students polish their ability to communicate about past events by examining the distinctions between the preterite and imperfect tenses. Level5 &6 focuses on the distinctions between formal and informal instructions, the perfect tense, and por and para. Speaking at Levels 4 and 5 and figuring out the intricacies of Spanish expression are given a lot of importance.

Level 7 covers the conditional tense, prepositions, passive voice, colloquial idioms, and the subjunctive mood. Once more, emphasis is focused heavily on using these tenses in regular conversation. The past subjunctive and compound tenses like the past perfect and future perfect are covered in level 8. Once more, emphasis is focused heavily on using these tenses in regular conversation. A class for advanced discussion is Level 9. This level emphasizes general practice and proficiency.