Spanish A1.1 Beginner Course

Spanish A1.1 Beginner Course

• 30 Academic Hours
• A1.1

Schedule: Twice a week for 90 minutes each session. Example: Mondays and Thursdays, 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM

What You'll Learn

Unit 1: Hello, friends! - Greet students and introduce characters from the book - Learn common greetings and farewells - Introduce yourself and share your origin - Learn the Spanish alphabet and practice spelling - Practice saying good morning and good afternoon - Ask and answer about well-being - Learn how to say goodbye and give thanks - Extract information from simple texts - Learn numbers 1-10 and basic colors - Practice simple addition in Spanish - Consolidate learned content

Unit 2: Meet my family - Introduce basic family vocabulary - Learn to describe family members using demonstratives and possessives - Associate vowels with animal names for easier learning - Review greetings and the alphabet - Conjugate the verb "tener" (to have) in singular form - Introduce yourself or someone else, expressing age - Use the verb "tener" to talk about family - Extract information from simple texts - Learn profession-related vocabulary and gender-specific morphemes - Use "el" and "la" correctly with professions - Consolidate new content learned

Unit 3: On Tuesday we have Spanish! - Learn school subjects and the days of the week - Understand and use the letter "ñ" - Practice using "tener" with days and subjects - Understand and create short texts about daily life - Extract information from a text - Learn actions related to daily routines - Recognize infinitives of first-conjugation verbs - Conjugate verbs in the present tense for singular subjects - Consolidate new content learned

Unit 4: Mmm... I like ice cream! - Introduce and practice food-related vocabulary - Express likes and dislikes regarding food - Practice the pronunciation of "r" and "rr" - Learn to ask for permission and respond correctly - Practice plural forms of nouns and verbs - Extract information from food-related texts - Learn about healthy eating habits - Use expressions related to food in daily conversations - Conjugate the verbs "comer" (to eat), "desayunar" (to have breakfast), and "cenar" (to have dinner) - Consolidate new content learned

Here’s a snapshot of your learning journey:

1. Needs Analysis: We’ll check what you need to succeed.
2. Pre-Assessment: We’ll assess your current skills to build a course that fits you.
3. Course Design: A personalized plan tailored for your goals.
4. Course Delivery: Fun and engaging online lessons by expert native speakers.
5. Action Plan: Get personalized lesson plans.
6. Final Exam: Test your progress and see how far you’ve come.
7. Certification: Get a globally recognized CEFR certificate.
8. Follow-Up: Ongoing support to keep your learning on track.

• Digital learning materials are included with your course

• Teachers
  • Native speakers who are certified teachers
  • Qualified with degrees and teaching credentials
• Service
  • Top-notch customer care
  • Dedicated account manager for every student
• Reports
  • Attendance reports after every lesson
  • Detailed student progress reports
  • CEFR certification—globally recognized
  • Student feedback reports

• Course fees include one digital material copy. A hard copy is available at an additional cost through our recommended supplier.
• Public groups consist of 16 hours for a Central European Framework (CEFR) level, with 2-7 students per group.
• After enrolment, students can request to switch to another group or schedule, provided the request is made at least 7 days before the original class start date.
• All of our teachers are native speakers of the target language. If a teacher is unavailable due to illness or an emergency, a replacement teacher will be provided, fully briefed on the group’s progress.
• Once a student has started in a group, they cannot request to change to a different group or schedule.
• Course fees are non-refundable once the group has started.
• Recordings of group classes are available for later viewing, but we require permission from all students before the course begins.
• Each program ends with a final exam, including written and verbal sections. To progress to the next CEFR level, a student must score at least 70% on the exam.

• Final Exam: At the end of the course, you will take a written and verbal exam. A score of 70% is required to progress to the next level.
• Certification: Upon completion, you’ll receive a certificate and a progress report.