The course covers the four skills (speaking, reading, listening, and writing). It is taught through tutor-led activities, pair and group work, role-playing, and independent research as part of homework.

Who is this course for?

For intermediate level students who have completed Spanish Level 3: Module B, or equivalent.

Do I need any previous skills or knowledge?

To benefit fully from this course, you should have knowledge roughly equivalent to 160 hours of tuition.

Will I need any equipment or materials?

This course will be held via Zoom. You need a computer/laptop or mobile phone to access the Zoom website, and a reliable internet connection. For further information on how to join a Zoom meeting, you can watch the joining video here.

You will need a computer or other device to connect with Xoom and a notebook/paper and pen/pencil, or digital equivalent.

You may be asked to purchase a textbook: Aula Internacional 3. This will be confirmed in the first session.

Are there follow-on courses I can take?

Where possible, we will always aim to offer students the opportunity to progress in their learning. The next level after this course is Spanish Level 4: Module A.

Will I be assessed?

There is no formal assessment for courses at Bishopsgate Institute. However, to monitor your learning and progress, tutors will assess your participation in classroom activities.