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Spanish Language Course: Intermediate (Spring 2023)
Spanish Language Course: Intermediate (Spring 2023)
Monday, April 24 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
$199.00 – $325.00from April 17 to June 12 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm (except May 29)
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Hill Center has partnered with Go Spanish Now to provide this Spanish course.
This intermediate course will allow you to improve and deepen, not only in fundamental grammatical aspects, but in vocabulary as well. With our 100% immersion Spanish lessons, you will be able to improve your speaking skills.
We believe in total immersion. We speak Spanish from the beginning! Our instructors are all native Spanish speakers and will expose you to the Spanish language and Hispanic culture in a fun and friendly environment.
Some objectives that this course will cover:
– Present tense of indicative, regular and irregular verbs
– Articles
– Verb ‘ser’ and ‘estar’, uses and differences.
– Vocabulary related to Latin American culture and topics on the level
– Improve and reinforce existing knowledge
– Articles
– Verb ‘ser’ and ‘estar’, uses and differences.
– Vocabulary related to Latin American culture and topics on the level
– Improve and reinforce existing knowledge
The students will be able to see the progress very soon and enjoy the interaction in an intimate class setting of 4 to 12 students.
For this class, please purchase a copy of Spanish Now L1. Please come with a notebook as well and something to write with!
About the Instructor:
Yherman Alvery is from Colombia and has many years of experience teaching Spanish! He is always encouraging his students to improve with his fun lessons.
This is an 8-week course. In order to offer flexibility, Hill Center offers the option to purchase 4 sessions for $199. This way, you can attend 4 classes over the course of 8 weeks; however, you are responsible for keeping current with the workload. A minimum of 4 students required for this class to occur. Students will be informed if the minimum is not met.
