Spanish for Tourism and Hospitality Programme A1/B2 (full-time)

• Intel i5 or equivalent processor. | Minimum 8 GB of RAM.
• For computers using Windows (minimum system requirement: Windows 10)
• For computers using Mac (minimum system requirement: OSX 10)
• For iPad tablets (iOS) (minimum system requirement: iOS 9)
• For Android tablets (minimum system requirement: Android 5)
• The use of headphones with working speakers and a microphone is advised.

A2 Pre-intermediate | Term I

Our CEFR level A2 is sufficient for tourism in a Spanish-speaking country and socializing with Spanish speakers, although it allows for networking with Spanish-speaking colleagues but in a limited & familiar topics. 

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B1 Intermediate | Term II

Our CEFR level B1 would be sufficient for interactions with Spanish speakers on familiar topics. In the workplace, people at a B1 level of Spanish are able to read simple reports on familiar topics and write simple emails on subjects in their field. However, a B1 level is not adequate to function fully in the workplace in Spanish.

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B2 Advanced | Term III

Our CEFR level B2 would allows to function in the workplace in Spanish, and indeed, many non-native Spanish speakers in workplaces have this level of Spanish at entry level positions and may lack nuance particularly outside his own field. Students may lead to new opportunities professionally and get admission for college abroad. 

MODULES

• Spanish Language
• International DELE Exam Preparation
• Hospitality & Tourism Exam Preparation (International certification)
• Academic Skills
• Arts and Culture
• History and Geography
• Hospitality & Tourism Career Development
• Industry-Specific Language

All CSL terms cover the contents of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) of the Council of Europe, DELE Exams by the Instituto Cervantes, Hospitality & Tourism Exams, Ministry of Education and Vocational Training of Spain & Universidad de Alcalá. This allows our students to have a full understanding of where they are in relation to all major international standards.

Assessments typically fall into six broad categories:

1. Oral presentations;
2. Written exams;
3. Writing for specific purposes;
4. Coursework;
5. Case-study essays;
6. Independent study: This may include preparation for lessons, completion of assessments or revision.

On successful completion of each level (Term I, Term II, Term III), participants will receive a Certificate of Completion and Transcript awarded by the CSL. In order to get a Pass, students must obtain at least 60% of the overall grade.

Certificates of Completion and Transcripts are prerequisites for the next higher level and will be considered as such for a period of one (1) year. After a year has elapsed, students may have to take a placement test to move forward.