Spanish courses

...Express likes and dislikes (indicative vs subjunctive) - Talk about events in the past (all past tenses) - Use direct and indirect object pronouns...

...of how to compare what places are like and what they were like, having a quick look at some of the changes in the Spanish speaking world. Enjoy learning... Learn about: Spanish Language, Confidence Training...

...or-to be able to express yourself and cope in everyday situations without having formally studied any Spanish and-to have an interest in the language...

...listening, reading and writing skills. You will go over general greetings and how to communicate when out and about, ordering food and drinks...

...to improve your level of Spanish for everyday situations, this is the course for you. Our lessons focus on improving the four essential language skills...

...people's lives in Spanish-speaking countries. What does the course consist of? For AS Level you will study the following topic areas: Media Popular culture...

...3. Entry requirements -An interest in the language and bags of enthusiasm and motivation- 4. Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method...

...buy bus/theatre/opera/cinema tickets; get around in a city; say what you like or dislike. Suitable for: Discovery level for all thoes new to language learning...

...The course aims to enable understudies to: Develop translation and reading comprehension skills through the study of texts vayring in tone and register... Learn about: Spanish Language, Few formal lectures, Spanish speaking country...

...You will find that people skills and analysis plus having a language skill will give you the edge when applying for jobs as most companies have contact offices abroad...

...where the language is spoken. To develop positive attitudes to learning and provide a foundation for. GCSE in Spanish Course Aims: To develop an understanding...

...speaking, listening or language learning strategies for Spanish. GCSE coaching, bespoke programme once we have assessed your individual needs...

...work will undoubtedly increase. Don't forget that Spanish is becoming an increasingly. Spanish What will I learn? This is the worlds fourth most widely-spoken language...

...speaking and reading and translation skills in group activities in class. You will be expected to learn vocabulary and to do most of your written work in your own...

...country through the medium of the foreign language. At the end of the. Spanish Advanced OCN Course Aims: For those who have a GCSE or equivalent experience...

...Your studies will also give you an insight into Spanish culture and society. 3. Entry requirements Five or more GCSEs at grade C or above including Maths...

...such as press articles and internet sites. About the Course You will cover topics such as youth culture, healthy living, education and work and the environment...

...as well as translating from and into Spanish. By the end of the course you should be able to hold a conversation and communicate in writing on a range of topics in Spanish...

...to Spanish language and culture, developing confidence particularly in speaking and listening. Course Content: The very basics in the language including numbers and the alphabet...

...topic areas as prescribed by the WJEC. At AS Level these are youth. Spanish Qualification: AS/A2 LEVEL Programme Area: A Levels Description...