What I am going to learn?

Moving to Spain course: this course has four levels. Spain 1, Spain 2 and Spain 3  Each level is 10 lessons. Spain 4 is 10 -  20 lessons depending on student´s previous Spanish knowledge 

Spain 1 (A1.1)
Subjects:

• Giving and requesting personal information
• Introduce yourself and others
• Explain why you want to do something
• Talk about professions
• Talk about what you do
• Discovering places
• Talk about cities, villages, asking and giving directions
• ​Talking about your family
• ​Talking and asking about likes and dislikes

Grammar:

• Phonetic alphabet, letters, vowels, consonants and intonation. 
• Nouns and adjectives gender
• Three conjugations -ar, -er and -ir in present
• Verbs ser, llamarse, tener, estar
• Personal pronouns
• ¨Hay¨ uses 
• verbo gustar
• Reflexive verbs
• numbers under 100
• ir a + infinitivo
• ​Prepositions and adverbs of place (cerca, al lado, en, etc.)

Spain 2 (A1.2)
​Subjects:

• Identify objects 
• Days of the week and the time
• Expressing needs 
• Shopping: asking for prices, items etc. 
• Going to the market
• Talk about clothes and sizes
• Asking the prices in the shop and the market
• Eating out in bars and restaurants
• Ordering food and complaining about food
• Talking about physical appearances and character
• Speaking about habits and frequency.
• Telling and asking the time
• Talk about past experiences

​Grammar:

• verbs: tener que + infinitive, preferir, gustar
• numbers over 100
• ​Verbs present tense irregulars
• Possessive pronouns 
• More reflexive verbs​
• Pretérito Perfecto
• Verbos reflexivos
• The OD and OI pronouns​​

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Spain 3 (A1.3)

Subjects:

• Eating out in bars and restaurants
• Ordering food and complaining about food
• Speaking about different culinary habits 
• Describing districts, towns and villages
• Discussing what you like about a place
• Asking for and providing information about places
• Speaking about people's skills and talents
• Talking about past habits and customs
• Talking about past experiences

Grammar:

• Pretérito perfecto (Present perfect)
• Present tense regular, irregular verbs and reflexive verbs
• Indefinido
• pretérito perfecto vs indefinido
• Poner y traer
• Yo sí, yo tampoco, yo no, yo también
• El gerundio
• Words that indicate the use of pto perfecto or Indefinido
• The OD and OI pronouns

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Spain 4 (A1.4)
Subjects and practical sessions:

This course is A1 - A2 level

Dates: Monday 27 Sep, 4 Oct, 11 Oct, 25 Oct, 1 Nov,  8 Nov, 
15 Nov, 22 Nov, 29 Nov, 6 Dec, 13 Dec, 20 Dec , 10 Jan, 17 Jan and 24 Jan 
Time: 20:30 hrs - 21:50 hrs

Group prices is 255€ (15 lessons 1h 20m each class)
Private class prices please check Prices

This course is designed to put into practice everything you learned in the other three courses or similar. We will explain in this course how things work in Spain. We will do role plays and real life situations in the following subjects: 

• FIRST DAYS – introduce yourself, asking and giving directions, parts of the city, Spanish bar culture, what is the NIE, how do I apply for the NIE, el empadronamiento. 
• FOOD – A day in the market, ordering food and complaining about food. 
• In and around the HOUSE: contracting the telephone, electricity, gas, and internet company, problems with the utilities companies, My house has a problem who do I call? Filing a complaint 
• The FAMILY and FREE TIME activities – talk about the family, looking for a school for your children, looking for sports for you and/ or your kids, hobbies and free time activities, describing people character and appearance, and go shopping.  
• DOCTORS and emergencies - going to the doctor, making an appoinment, explaining what your syptoms and problems are, going to the pharmacy.  Asking for help, for example an ambulance, police etc 
• Looking for a HOUSE to rent or buy – how the contracts work in Spain, explain at the estate agents what type of property to rent or buy you  are looking for, how to call the estate agents, and ask for information about a property. 
• JOBS – how is the working world in Spain? CV and presentation letters, talk about your skills, look at job advertisements, information about the work contract, Unemployment office, payslip and driver´s license 

 
 
 

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