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Spanish is the fourth most spoken language around the world. It is the official language of Spain and most Latin America countries. If you are considering either living or working in a Spanish speaking country then taking a Spanish course would be the right way to start your induction into a new way of life. Or if your business has links with a Spanish speaking country then you may be interested in a business Spanish course.
We can offer the following CD based Spanish courses:
Both of the Spanish CD courses cover Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced levels of language learning for a range of languages including Spanish. |
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If you are looking for a Spanish qualification, we also offer a GCSE Spanish distance learning course. The correspondence Spanish course covers the following:
- Foundation level understanding of spoken and written forms of Spanish
- Communicate in Spanish in general everyday situations, using both role play and practical examples.
- Insight and awareness of Spanish culture and customs
The GCSE Spanish exam would consist of four main sections as follows:
- Listening: a series of questions related to a Spanish audio recording. Most questions will require you to write an answer either in Spanish or non-verbally, although some may require an answer in English.
- Reading: a series of questions related to written Spanish material. Most questions will require you to write an answer either in Spanish or non-verbally, although some may require an answer in English.
- Speaking: a series of tasks requiring you to speak in Spanish.
- Writing: a series of questions requiring you to write in Spanish.
There are also a wide variety of online or web based Spanish courses where you require a PC and an internet connection. These are great if you can set aside time at home to study for a set period. Normally these online courses are only valid for a set time – say 6 or 12 months and after that time you will not be able to access your Spanish course. Typically students use these to brush up on their existing language course (either via classroom or CD based learning) together with Spanish books and other reference materials such as Spanish quick reference guides. |
