Effective and Efficient Communication Course

In A1 level Spanish, you will learn the basics of the language that will allow you to communicate in simple everyday situations. You will learn how to introduce yourself, ask about basic information such as your name, age and where you are from, and understand and use common words and expressions in everyday conversation. You will also be introduced to basic vocabulary about family, food, places and objects. In addition, you will understand basic sentence structure, such as the use of the verbs “ser” and “estar”, and learn how to make positive, negative sentences and simple questions.

At the A2 level of Spanish, you will deepen your understanding of the Spanish language with a broader ability to communicate in a variety of everyday situations. At this level, you will learn to talk about a wider range of topics, such as hobbies, daily routines, past experiences, and future plans. You will expand your vocabulary, covering areas such as travel, shopping, and weather, as well as understand and use more complex sentences. The grammatical structures learned at A2 level include the use of the past tense (pretérito perfecto and imperfecto) as well as the easier future tense. In addition, you will be able to interact more fluently in conversations, although still using simple sentences, such as asking or giving information, giving directions, or expressing opinions in more varied situations.

At level B1 Spanish, you will be able to communicate more fluently and confidently in a variety of everyday and social situations. You will learn to talk about more complex topics, such as personal opinions, experiences and feelings, as well as being able to follow faster conversations and understand longer texts. Vocabulary will expand further, including topics such as work, education and culture. At this level, you will also learn more complex grammar, including the use of past tense, conditionals and complex sentences. Your writing skills will also improve, allowing you to write more detailed texts, such as official letters, reports or short essays.

At the B2 level of Spanish, your language skills will be more mature and flexible, allowing you to communicate fluently and effectively in a variety of situations. You will be able to talk about more complex and abstract topics, such as social, political or cultural issues, and express opinions and arguments clearly. Vocabulary will be broader, covering a variety of professional and academic contexts. Grammar will also be more in-depth, with a better understanding of compound sentences, hypothetical conditions and the use of different tenses. You will be able to understand more complex texts, such as articles or reports, as well as write essays or formal letters with a more organized structure. Overall, at B2 level you will be able to interact effectively in Spanish in almost any situation, whether in casual or formal conversation.