Spanish Advanced Conversation & Grammar (C00058-121302)

Course Overview:

At the end of this course you will be able to form and express opinions with increased fluency and a wider range of vocabulary. You will improve your accuracy with relevant grammar work.

Entry Requirements:

At least 5 / 6 years study or equivalent knowledge of the language.

Course Content:

You will improve your command of the language and widen your knowledge of culture by the study and discussion of a variety of texts. You will be expected to prepare topics for discussion in advance and express your opinions and views. The learning activities used in class will generate a relaxed, friendly and motivating atmosphere enabling you to fulfil your potential, increase your confidence and develop fuller appreciation of life and culture through the medium of higher level language work.

Assessment Methods:

Homework and monitoring progress in class

Additional Information:

At the first meeting, your tutor will give you details of the course book(s) you will require.

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Bring To First Class:

Pen and paper

Attendance:

Regular attendance is advisable.

Further Study and Career Opportunities:

Spanish Advanced Conversation and Grammar part 2

Alternative Courses:

• C00665-131401 AS Spanish
  Start: 12/09/2013 Duration: 30 week(s) Days/Time: Thu (18:30 to 21:30)
• C00475-121302 Spanish - Introduction to Spanish Part 2
  Start: 11/06/2013 Duration: 5 week(s) Days/Time: Tue (17:45 to 19:15)
• C00565-121302 Spanish for Beginners Part 2
  Start: 12/06/2013 Duration: 5 week(s) Days/Time: Wed (11:45 to 13:45)
• C00071-121303 Spanish for Holidays
  Start: 12/06/2013 Duration: 5 week(s) Days/Time: Wed (09:30 to 11:30)

How to Enrol:

Online, by phone or in person (at our Parkshot or Clifden centres)

Frequently Asked Questions:

How much homework will I need to do outside of class? Homework will be set at every session, i.e. learn vocabulary, revise structures, prepare role play, write essays, read text for discussion, etc. Completing the homework will help you achieve your full potential on the course. What will happen if I miss a class? You should make every effort to attend regularly. The tutor will advise you what to cover if you miss a class and will give you any handouts distributed on the class you have missed. When will the exams take place? This is not an exam course.

Information Advice and Guidance:

You can enrol online, over the phone or in person at either site
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