Spanish is a world language. If you want to go to a Spanish-speaking country to do a traineeship, to study or to work there as a professional, you will have to master Spanish at a basic level: English will not do. So take our Spanish course and get yourself prepared!
Spanish 1
Content
Spanish is a world language. If you want to go to a Spanish-speaking country to do a traineeship, studies or carry out a profession, you will have to be able to manage at a basic level as a minimum: English will not do. The course of Spanish for beginners will not only go into learning the language, but it will also give you an insight into the cultural (professional) background of Spanish-speaking areas. Based on several themes and a few basic (language) skills, you will learn how to manage in a Spanish-speaking country.
Themes: Aula Internacional 1 chapter, 1-3
Details
- In principle, the course is offered in Spanish, with Dutch and/or English support.
- Attendance and preparation of classes is compulsory, you can miss one (1) class.
- If you have passed both Spanish 1 and 2, you get a certificate stating the level you have reached in order to be able to make a European Language Passport. This Passport is recognized internationally.
- Elective on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 18:30 - 20:30 pm.
Type of course
Practical/ skill training
Assessment type(s)
Presentation, Written exam, Attendance, Portfolio assessment
EC
3
Reading List
>> Elective Spanish 2012-2013
Spanish 2
Content
Spanish is a world language. If you want to go to a Spanish-speaking country to do a traineeship, studies or carry out a profession, you will have to be able to manage at a basic level as a minimum: English will not do.
The course of Spanish for beginners part 2 takes off where Spanish for beginners part 1 left off. The module continues with educating you on the Spanish language and culture.
The course does not only go into learning the language, but it also gives you an insight into the cultural (professional) background of Spanish-speaking areas. Based on several themes and a few basic (language) skills, you learn how to manage in a Spanish-speaking country.
Themes: Aula Internacional 1 chapter 4-6
Details
- In principle, the course is offered in Spanish, with Dutch and/or English support.
- Attendance and preparation of classes is compulsory, you can miss one (1) class.
- If you have passed both Spanish 1 and 2, you get a certificate stating the level you have reached in order to be able to make a European Language Passport. This Passport is recognized internationally.
- Elective on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 18:30 - 20:30 pm.
Type of course
Practical/ skill training, Lecture
Assessment type(s)
Oral exam, Portfolio assessment, Written exam, Attendance
EC
3
Reading List
>> Elective Spanish 2012-2013