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Studying Spanish in Spain

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Learning an language can be one of the most enjoyable studying experiences, you are surrounded by people who also want to learn, the classes are generally relaxed with a fun atmosphere to them and you can make some life long friends. An increasingly popular thing to do is have a 'learning spanish' holiday. There are lots of schools and organisations, all over the counrty, that offer different intensities of language learning. In most cases your accommodation is taken care of, either in flats or apartments, you timetable is worked out according to how intensive you want your learing experience to be and the courses contains day trips and cultural excursions so you not only learn a language but the traditions and history that comes with it

Why you should learn Spanish!

Almost 400 million people speak Spanish worldwide.

Spanish is the 4th most spoken language in the world

Spanish is becoming the 2nd most important language in Europe, after English.

About half of the population in the Western Hemisphere speak Spanish.

Learning Spanish makes learning other romance languages easier.

In some areas of the U.S., Spanish language TV stations have higher ratings than the country’s major networks, ABC, CBS, and NBC.

26.7 million people use Spanish on the internet.

In less than 10 years, demand has doubled for Spanish language programs.

How Spanish Courses Work…

Depending on the program or school, courses normally start every Monday. When you arrive, you are placed in the appropriate class level usually after you take a placement test. Programs typically divide students into at least three levels, beginner, intermediate, or advanced.

Classes will be scheduled for the morning, afternoon or both, depending on the level of intensity at which you plan to study. Upon completion of your program, you will receive a certificate of participation if you have fulfilled all designated requirements. Look for accommodation and Spanish schools in Barcelona!

Beginners:

Command of linguistic and cultural basics. Able to formulate and understand short sentences relating to basic necessities and forms of politeness.

Intermediate:

Able to express oneself, perhaps sometimes with a little difficulty, but usually spontaneously and independently, in everyday situations.

Advanced:

In this level you have advanced communication skills, even in complicated situations.

Superior:

Clearing up minor imperfections. Refining pronunciation and intonation. Communicating, without difficulty, with people who are native Spanish speakers.

Studying Spanish in Spain

Studying Spainish

Why you should learn Spanish!

How Spanish Courses Work…

Beginners: Command of linguistic and cultural basics. Able to formulate and understand short sentences relating to basic necessities and forms of politeness.

Intermediate: Able to express oneself, perhaps sometimes with a little difficulty, but usually spontaneously and independently, in everyday situations.

Advanced: In this level you have advanced communication skills, even in complicated situations.

Superior: Clearing up minor imperfections. Refining pronunciation and intonation. Communicating, without difficulty, with people who are native Spanish speakers.

Beginners:

Command of linguistic and cultural basics. Able to formulate and understand short sentences relating to basic necessities and forms of politeness.

Intermediate:

Able to express oneself, perhaps sometimes with a little difficulty, but usually spontaneously and independently, in everyday situations.

Advanced:

In this level you have advanced communication skills, even in complicated situations.

Superior:

Clearing up minor imperfections. Refining pronunciation and intonation. Communicating, without difficulty, with people who are native Spanish speakers.