Spanish classes schedule

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Intensive Spanish course typical day

The majority of the Spanish classes start at 9:30 every weekday (ocassionally some Spanish classes are in the afternoon).

Students will receive the schedule with the enrolment confirmation or the first day at the school depending on the Spanish level.

Here you have a typical day for Spanish Intensive course, with 4 lessons per day.

Spanish lessons in the morning

9:30 – 10:15 / 10:15 - 11:00

• The students arrive at Spanish language school.
• Some of them come a bit earlier to have a coffee in the Spanish school’s coffee room and chat for a while with their colleagues.
• Afterwards, students go to their classes to start their Spanish lessons: introduction of new grammatical structures, sentence patterns in Spanish, Spanish grammar exercises, Spanish vocabulary, speaking activities for the Spanish classroom: presentations, participation in discussions, and so on. Spanish test units approximately every five or seven days.
  
  

11:00-11:30: 30 minutes break

• Break to have a coffee in the Spanish school’s coffee room, in one of the bars or café-terraces nearby, or to send e-mails.
  
  

11:30-12:15 / 12:15 - 13:00

• Spanish lessons: listening and Spanish speaking activities, pronunciation, debating, conversation topics... activities depending on the Spanish level of the course.
• At the end of the morning, many students make their own plans for the afternoon.
  
  
• They go with their colleagues for a walk or to the cinema, eat together or go to the house of the family they live with, to the residence or to their flat.

Spanish for specific purposes or free time in the afternoon

• Some students go to the Specific Spanish courses, others come to the Spanish language school to check their e-mail or to study Spanish a bit more, to read a book or to work on the computer using the self Spanish studying programs.
• Other students take part in one of the planned sporting or cultural activities: swimming pool or beach, bike rides, video sessions at the school and many more that you can consult in the Agenda of the month. Finally, other students make their own plans.
• One hour homework daily.