Spanish Lower Intermediate (part 3)

Program Overview

This 10-week non-degree program in Intermediate Spanish (CEFR A1/A2) enhances grammar, vocabulary, and communication skills. Taught by native speakers, it focuses on practical language use in everyday situations. Participants gain an official certificate upon completion and are prepared for careers in tourism, education, and other fields.

Program Outline

Language Intermediate (Spanish) PART 3

Degree Overview:

• 10 weeks
• Program Level: This is a non-degree program, but it can help you develop a solid grasp of Spanish at a lower intermediate level and communicate at CEFR A1/A2.
• Program Objectives:
• Improve your understanding of grammar and vocabulary.
• Develop your skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
• Communicate effectively in everyday situations.
• Gain an official certificate from City, University of London upon completion.
• Program Description:
• This is a part-time, evening program that meets once a week.
• Classes are small and taught by experienced native-speaking tutors.
• The program focuses on developing your ability to communicate effectively in everyday situations.
• You will gain the skills and knowledge needed to travel, work, or study in Spanish-speaking countries.
• You will also learn about the culture, history, and current events of Spain and Latin America.

Outline:

• 10 modules
• Each module covers a different topic, and each lesson is designed to improve your ability to use Spanish effectively in that topic.
• The modules include:
• *Numbers*
• *Days of the week*
• *Months and seasons*
• *Colors*
• *This program also includes a variety of activities to help you practice your Spanish, such as:*
• *Role plays*
• *Group work*
• *List making*
• *Multimedia content*

Assessment:

• There is no formal assessment in this program.
• However, you will be awarded an official City, University of London certificate if you attend over 70% of the classes.
• You will be evaluated on your:
• Class participation:
Your active participation in class activities and discussions will be considered.
• Homework completion: Submitting all assigned homework tasks will demonstrate your dedication and understanding of the material.

Teaching:

• This program is taught by trained native Spanish speakers.
• The teaching methods used include:
• Role plays: This will help you to practice your communication skills in real-world situations.
• Group work: This will give you the opportunity to practice your Spanish with other learners.
• List making: This will help you to learn new vocabulary and grammar in a fun and interactive way.
• Multimedia content: Videos, audio recordings, and articles will provide you with a deeper understanding of the culture and current events of Spain and Latin America.

Careers:

• This program can prepare you for a variety of jobs in fields such as:
• Tourism
• Education
• Translation
• International relations
• Business

Other:

• You should have
• at least 100 hours of prior Spanish learning
and be able to communicate at
• low CEFR A1 level
.
• You should be able to talk about a recent trip, describe something you have done or memorable life moments and use the following tenses:
• *pretérito perfecto*
• *pretérito indefinido*.