Prerequisite: None
This course is intended for learners who wish to use basic knowledge of the Spanish language when traveling or visiting Spanish-speaking countries. The objective of the course is to acquire basic communicative skills that will allow the learner to interact with others in the context of traveling to Spanish-speaking countries.
Topics covered include greetings, introductions, schedules, routines, services, location, distances, family, character description, leisure, and free time. Some activities include the understanding of written and oral documents, interaction with other learners, and the application of grammar rules in practical exercises.

General Objectives:

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Briefly introduce themselves using expressions for greetings and indicating their profession, nationality, age, and character.
• Communicate information about their interests, family, neighborhood, and city.
• Use basic Spanish vocabulary and structures to participate in short interactions in the context of travel.

Methodology:
There is a lot of interaction with the instructor and among learners to practice the material explained or identified by the latter from the documents presented in class.

To develop primarily communicative skills, in this course students will:

• Interact with their classmates to exchange basic personal information.
• Participate in role-plays to simulate real-life situations in groups.
• Engage in several written and oral comprehension activities to acquire grammatical concepts and vocabulary.

Required Material:

• Headset and external microphone
• Stable high-speed internet connection
• Access to a computer equipped with at least Windows 10 or Mac G5

Book:

E-book

Title: Experiencias Internacional 1 (A1) – Editorial Edelsa. Digital version. ISBN: DGI-9788490815977

Authors: Encina Alonso Arija, Eugenia Alonso Arija, Susana Ortiz Pérez

Price: Approximately $35.90

To purchase your book, please click on the following link:Las Americas inc.

*** Purchase should be made only after the first class.