Level spanish courses

...Spanish AS consists in studying four general topic areas through the language skills of Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. You need to be interested in the contemporary society and cultural heritage of Spanish speaking countries or communities. Students will also be able to develop language...

...The AS/A Level in Spanish centres on effective communication (both spoken and written) as well as giving students an insight into the culture and tradition of the Spanish speaking countries. Students are exclusively taught by native speaker teachers and in the second year have additional...

...The course will aim to consolidate the effective, and idiomatic, use of the language, extend grammar knowledge and syntactic structures. The course...

...To develop a good knowledge of the Spanish language and the ability to understand it in its written and spoken forms and to speak and write it well. To provide students with a grounding in the languages, literature, society, culture, politics and history of Spanish-speaking countries...

...You’ll also explore topics including the social contexts of language, how we acquire language, cultural differences, and intercultural communication... Learn about: Module Language, Communication Training, Language Acquisition...

...In this course you will learn about the mechanics of Spanish – like the vocabulary and how the grammar works – and also how people live and use the language on a daily basis. By taking this course, you will b.....

...there will be 2 week breaks for Christmas and Easter respectively...

...To develop a good knowledge of the Spanish language and the ability to understand it in its written and spoken forms and to speak and write it well. To provide students with a grounding in the languages, literature, society, culture, politics and history of Spanish-speaking countries...

...By the end of the course you will be able to speak basic Spanish as well as understand spoken and written Spanish in simple situations...

...This course is for those who have completed the Spanish - Introduction or Spanish for Holidays course or those who have some knowledge of the language and are looking to develop fluency and confidence in speaking, whilst building up grammar and vocabulary. The emphasis will be on practical...

...2. Course description This course offers an exciting opportunity if you have enjoyed and have been successful in your study of GCSE Spanish. The focus on contemporary Spanish society makes this an interesting and up-to-date course, and will help you to focus on contemporary topics in the news,...

...To develop a good knowledge of the Spanish language and the ability to understand it in its written and spoken forms and to speak and write it well. To provide students with a grounding in the languages, literature, society, culture, politics and history of Spanish-speaking countries...

...This course will help improve your language skills and gain confidence speaking Spanish. We offer a range of study opportunities at all levels in a diversity of subject areas. Recent changes in education have brought a wealth of additional opportunities which have helped us to further develop...

...enjoy your holiday to the full. The main emphasis is speaking and listening only. Topics will include ordering food and drink, using public transport and asking for directions...

...Why choose Spanish? Spanish, the first language of 22 nations and 300 million people, is developing rapidly as a language of increasing importance here in Britain, not only because of the many links through tourism but also because of the development of Spain as an important European Union trading...

...A friendly and stimulating environment to help you gain confidence in the language to enable you to get by in Spanish when visiting Spain and talking...

... if you want to achieve a GCSE for further study, work or just out of interest. WHAT WILL I LEARN? With increasing integration into Europe, studying Spanish...

...This first course follows on from the entry level course for beginners. It is aimed at those who have some knowledge of Spanish, and for those wishing to continue from where the Entry Level course left...

...3. Entry requirements A minimum of five GCSEs at grades A*-C, including English and Mathematics at grade 4 or above. This must include Spanish...

...in which case the cost is in addition to the tuition fee, and is usually about£15. Start Date April 2010...