Spanish for Beginners - West Bridgford Library - Adult Learning

By attending this course, you will expand on the knowledge gained in the first part of the course.

This course is the continuation of the Spanish for Beginners – Part 1 course, but new learners also welcome.

You will get the chance to learn a new and useful skill in a fun and relaxed environment.

The entry level for this second term should be a knowledge of the basics of Spanish pronunciation, basic vocabulary, how to pronounce the alphabet, introduce yourself, numbers and how to give personal information. We will cover the four skills of language learning: speaking, listening, reading and writing. You will also be able to learn more about Spanish & Latin American culture and traditions.

We will cover topics such as talking about your daily routine, work, habits, food and describing your home,

This is the second part of a 3-part course, but new learners are welcome to join if they feel they have the basic knowledge described above. Part 3 will continue in April..

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

• Talk about your daily routine

• Talk about your work

• Talk about eating habits

• Describe your home

• Book a hotel

• Order food at a restaurant

Please bring a pen and notebook, all other materials provided.

Funding and Fees

If you receive certain benefits, you may be able to take the course for free.
If money is stopping you from enrolling, please visit our funding page to see what help is available.

Living in England

To book and join one of our courses, you must live in England permanently and either:

• Live inside the East Midlands Combined County Authority (EMCCA) area (Nottinghamshire or Derbyshire)

or

• Live outside the devolved areas listed below

You cannot enrol if you live in these devolved areas:

•    Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA)
•    Liverpool City Region Combined Authority

• Greater London Authority
•    North East Combined Authority
•    South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority
•    Tees Valley Combined Authority
•    West Midlands Combined Authority
•    West of England Combined Authority
•    West Yorkshire Combined Authority
•    Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority
•    York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority
•    Hull and East Yorkshire
•    Greater Lincolnshire
•    Devon and Torbay Combined County Authority
•    Cornwall Council
•    Lancashire Combined County Authority
•    Buckinghamshire

• Warwickshire

• Surrey

Residency Requirements (Additional Information)

If you live in the UK on a visa, we’ll need evidence of your visa to confirm funding. You can upload this when applying, and you’ll need to complete a short questionnaire.

Some exceptions include:

• Your visa must last until after your course ends.

• Asylum seekers must have lived in the UK for at least 6 months while their claim is being processed.

• You are supported by your local authority under Section 23C or 23CA of the Children Act 1989, or under the Care Act 2014.

Anyone who does not meet the funding criteria would need to pay full course fees.