Spanish

What will the course Cover?

On this upper intermediate language course you will learn to communicate on a range of topics relating to changes in family structure, education, world of work in Spanish. You will cover present, perfect (including agreement of past participle), imperfect, conditional, future, imperative, reflexives, subjunctive (present & perfect), passive voice, pluperfect, regular and irregular forms of verbs.

Who is this course for?

This course is for students who have completed three years or the equivalent of Spanish and who want to improve their knowledge and skills to be able to converse freely over a range of topics at upper intermediate/AS Level.

What skills, knowledge or experience do I need to start this course?

Have already studied a Level 2 intermediate course in the language or equivalent knowledge.

What should I be able to do by the end of the course?

You should be able to discuss, compare & contrast, research, present & express your opinions in upper intermediate Spanish on the topic of changes in family structure, education, world of work in Spanish etc.

How is the course organised?

This is an 11 week Spanish intermediate course, which takes place once a week.

What extra study or practice is expected outside of the class?

Learners are expected to consolidate their class learning and complete any set homework as advised by the tutor.

How will my progress be assessed?

You will be assessed through various class work and homework activities. The tutor will assist you in setting individual learning targets at the start and will support you as you work towards them through the course.

What can I expect to go on to after this course?

Spanish Level 3 Part 2

Are there any other costs and what do I need to bring?

Please bring along a paper and pen. The tutor will advise on any resources required.

What support is available?

Help with literacy and numeracy is available through the basic education programme. The ESOL programme offers help to speakers of other languages. Additional support can be provided for students with learning difficulties and/or disabilities. Details are available from the ALSS course guide and from teaching or reception staff.