Levels
The classes are grouped in line with the Common European Framework of References for Languages. This system divides Spanish into three levels (basic, independent and proficient.) In our experience it has been necessary to subdivide these levels into two levels each (A1 - A2 - B1 - B2 - C1 - C2). As such we have six different levels for teaching, learning and evaluating Spanish as a foreign language.

How do I know which is my level?

Once you are enrolled and prior to starting the classes you will do a “Level Evaluation”. This consists of 90 questions which cover all the lexical, grammatical and daily use of Spanish that is taught.

Doing this evaluation is very important to us in order to get you in the correct level and maximise your comfort, enjoyment and development in the classes.

The result of the evaluation will be a percentage (%) and this result will place you in on of the three levels and this will be the starting point of your learning.

Every ten classes that you complete will finish with an evaluation of your level to see how you have progressed and decide whether you should move up a level. After the evaluation we will talk about which are your strongest points and which are those that need more work and work out a plan for you to improve in these areas.