Beginners (A1)
This level is for you if...
- You have never studied Spanish.
- You studied Spanish a long time ago or have studied Spanish on your own but feel you can’t use it in basic conversations.
At this level you will...
- Learn how to introduce yourself and give personal information.
- Learn how to describe people and places like the house and the city.
- Learn how to use the present tense in conversations about different topics.
- Learn how to talk about your tastes and interests.
Elementary (A2)
This level is for you if...
- You know a little bit of Spanish: you can describe people and places and have conversations in the present tense.
- You can talk about your tastes and interests and you can describe your routine.
- You have never studied the past tense or need to study it again.
At this level you will...
- Improve your use of the present tense. Learn to use the different past tenses in conversations on different topics.
- Learn other Spanish tenses such as continuous tenses, future tenses and conditional tenses.
- Improve your understanding and expand your vocabulary.
Intermediate (B1)
This level is for you if...
- You feel comfortable using the present and the past tenses.
- You can talk about everyday issues (using the present tense) and past experiences (using all the past times).
At this level you will...
- Review and improve the use of the past tense.
- Learn to use the subjunctive in various communicative situations.
- Read and comment on articles and news on current topics, express your opinions, and debate with other people.
- Improve your understanding and expand your vocabulary.
Advanced (B2)
This level is for you if...
- You are an advanced student who wants to perfect your Spanish.
- You can express opinions and debate on various topics in Spanish.
At this level you will...
- Perfect the use of the subjunctive.
- Learn the conditional sentences and the reported speech.
- Improve your conversational skills with debates and individual presentations on current topics.
- Understand and learn to use colloquial expressions.
- Master informal and formal language usage.