Spanish advanced

Model your Spanish

Perfeccione su Español

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Who can take this course?

  • Business people trying to enhance their speaking skills

  • Medical Spanish learners

  • Those who need to be introduced to legal Spanish

  • Those interested in learning the Literature & Culture aspect of the Spanish:

  • Frequent Travelers

  • Educators

  • Learners of technical Spanish

Requirements to take this course:

Students who want to take this course need to be very knowledgeable in Spanish, meaning that, they should be able to hold a conversation in Spanish, in addition to knowing strong grammar structures in the target language.

How long does this course last?

The maximum duration of a basic advanced Spanish course can vary depending on several factors, including:

  • Course intensity: Some courses are more intensive than others, with more hours of instruction per week.

  • Student's prior knowledge: If you already have solid Spanish language skills, you may be able to complete this course in a shorter period.

  • Course format: In-person courses typically have a set schedule, while online courses may offer more flexibility.

However, here are some general estimates:

  • In-person group courses: These typically range from 20 to 60 hours, spread over several weeks or months.

  • Online self-paced courses: These can be completed at your own pace, but may take anywhere from a few weeks to several months.

What will the students learn:

1- Advanced grammar and syntax

Subjunctive Mastery: Explore nuances of the subjunctive mood, including imperfect, pluperfect, and conditional subjunctive.

• Advanced Sentence Structures: Practice inversion, conditional clauses, and relative pronouns in complex contexts.

• Idiomatic Expressions: Learn and use idiomatic phrases that enhance fluency.

• Regional Variations: Understand differences in grammar and usage across Spanish-speaking countries.

2. Vocabulary Expansion

• Specialized Vocabulary: Focus on fields like politics, business, medicine, art, and technology.

• Colloquial and Slang Terms: Study informal expressions and slang from various Spanish-speaking regions.

• Academic and Literary Vocabulary: Gain familiarity with formal language used in essays, academic texts, and literature.

3. Listening and Speaking Skills

• Regional Accents: Practice understanding diverse accents, from Andalusian to Argentinian Spanish.

Advanced students of Spanish will perfect their skills