Escuela de Español Cursos Spanish School HHT 03

Semi-intensive course

From 78,00€

The course consists of: 10 hours a week.
Start date: Every Monday all year.
Small classes*: Average of 7 students. (Minimum 3 students – Maximum 12 students per class)*.
Course break: 1 week for every 8 weeks of course. It is necessary to give 4 weeks notice.
Registration required: € 50 *
Student’s book and workbook 35 €* (all levels). “Not included in the course. Must be purchased at the time of registration.”

The tuition and book fees will be automatically charged to your purchase and added to the course price according to the weeks chosen.

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Books Pack - 35,00€
Enrollment - 50,00€

SKU: N/A Category: General Spanish Courses Tags: Semi-intensive course, Spanish Course

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Description

Orientation and reception at the school.
Certificate of studies once the course is finished.
Spanish classes are from Monday to Friday (except vacations).
The schedule will be confirmed on the first day of class after the level test.
Oral level test and written the first day of class for all students except beginners. The placement test is not part of the course period.
The best quality and price guaranteed.
Possibility of online and bimodal classes.
Average of 7 students per class (maximum of 12).
The school is open all year round and every Monday courses begin for all levels.
Our high didactic quality in teaching Spanish as a foreign language.
Registration fee required: 50€ *.
Student’s book and workbook 35 €*(all levels). “Not included in the course. Must be purchased at the time of registration.”

*In the exceptional case that there are only 1 or 2 students of the same level enrolled in the course, the school reserves the right to convert the course into a private or semi-private class, reducing the hours by 50%. See “terms and conditions”.

Pre A1

PROGRAMMING COURSE A2.1.
AND COURSE A2.2.

Functional contents	Grammatical content	Lexical contents
Narrate past experiences. Talk about future plans. Express conditions and wishes. Give advice and make suggestions. Explain causes and consequences.	Future simple and conditional. Subjunctive in subordinate clauses. Relative sentences. Indirect style.	Vocabulary related to health, technology, travel, media, and celebrations.

Functional contents	Grammatical contents	Lexical contents
Discuss current issues. Express opinions in a nuanced manner. Debate and argue. Writing complex texts. Express hypotheses.	Subjunctive in all tenses. Verbal periphrases. Passive and impersonal. Use of discursive connectors.	Advanced vocabulary related to the environment, politics, economics, culture, and science

Functional contents	Grammatical content	Lexical contents
Participate in formal and informal discussions. Defending complex points of view. Manage language registers appropriate to each context. Interpret shades of meaning. Write formal and informal texts with precision.	Subjunctive in advanced and specific uses. Complex verbal concordance. Advanced conditional sentences. Use of idiomatic expressions.	Specialized vocabulary in diverse areas such as law, literature, philosophy, and psychology.

Functional contents	Grammatical contents	Lexical contents
Reacting to a work of art and praising an artist Expressing likes and dislikes and evaluations Strongly recommend or strongly advise against To expose the causes of a social phenomenon Expressing surprise, strangeness and wishes Express certainty or lack thereof. Rebutting using statistics. Describe and evaluate scientific and technical innovations and discoveries. Responding affirmatively to a request and refusing to comply with it. Establish relationships of anteriority, simultaneity and posteriority.	Values of the pronoun se. Argumentative connectors and markers Contrast of indicative and subjunctive in the expression of certainty. Prefixation and suffixation Evidentiality markers The use of the imperfect tense in stories Language levels and speech registers	the art success and failure neuroscience literary genres body language social networks forms of government and institutions History

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Semi-intensive course