This programme is a foundational course designed for beginners who wish to develop basic proficiency in the Spanish language. This course introduces students to the essential elements of Spanish grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and conversational skills. Through a combination of interactive lectures, practical exercises, audiovisual materials, and cultural immersion, learners will acquire the ability to understand, speak, read, and write simple Spanish.
The course also provides insight into Spanish and Latin cultures, customs, and everyday expressions, making it ideal for students, professionals, and travellers who seek to enhance their global communication skills. Upon successful completion, participants will be equipped to handle basic communication in Spanish in both social and professional contexts.
Basic Communicative Proficiency
Foundational Grammar and Vocabulary
Listening and Comprehension Skills
Reading and Interpretation Skills
Speaking and Pronunciation
Writing in the Target Language
Cultural Awareness and Sensitivity
Use of Language Learning Tools
Application in Real-life Contexts
Foundation for Further Study
Comprehensive Curriculum: Balanced focus on all four essential language skills — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — to ensure well-rounded learning.
Expert Instructors: Learn from certified, experienced teachers dedicated to guiding beginners with effective and engaging methods.
Mock exam and practice test: Regular assessments and practice tests help students build confidence and be fully prepared for final evaluations.
University Recognized Certification Earn a certificate that is officially recognized by the university, adding valuable academic credits to your profile.
Weekend lectures
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Levels |
As per CEFR framework |
Description |
Can Do |
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Level 1 |
A1.1 (Beginner – Part 1) |
Very basic user of the language |
- Understand and use familiar everyday expressions and phrases - Introduce oneself and others - Ask and answer personal questions (e.g., name, age, nationality) - Recognise numbers, dates, days, and basic instructions - Ask basic questions about things related to family and possessions. - Read, Write and Understand basic sentences and fill in forms |
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Level 2 |
A1.2 (Beginner – Part 2) |
Can communicate with help in routine situations |
- Talk about daily routines and familiar topics - Ask and answer simple questions about family, possessions, and location - Read very short texts (e.g., signs, menus) - Write basic sentences |
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Level 3 |
A2.1 (Elementary – Part 1) |
Understand simple everyday communication |
- Handle simple shopping and travel situations - Talk about personal history and simple daily activities - Use simple past tense and future expressions - Write short, simple messages or emails |
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Level 4 |
A2.2 (Elementary – Part 2) |
Can manage short social exchanges |
- Understand phrases related to work, family, and immediate surroundings - Ask for and give directions - Make and respond to invitations, suggestions, and apologies - Read and understand short descriptive texts |
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Level 5 |
B1.1 (Pre-Intermediate – Part 1) |
Can deal with familiar situations in work, school, or leisure |
- Understand the main points of conversations on familiar topics - Describe experiences and events - Explain opinions and plans - Write personal letters and brief reports |
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Level 6 |
B1.2 (Pre-Intermediate – Part 2) |
Can communicate more independently |
- Participate in longer conversations with some fluency - Express views and support arguments on familiar topics - Understand texts with clear structure (e.g., articles, instructions) - Write connected text such as stories, detailed emails, or informal essays |
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