Lessons are given at levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: BASIC: Initiation (A1), Basic (A2); INTERMEDIATE: Intermediate half (B1), Intermediate (B2); ADVANCED: Advanced half (C1), Advanced (C2) and IMPROVEMENT: Improvement (D), according to levels achieved by the students. An assessment test will be held on the first day of the course.

At the end of each quarter there will be a test that, if approved, will allow the student to move to the next level, in accordance with the reference levels of the Spanish Curriculum Plan of the Instituto Cervantes

Spanish language classes:

• 360 hours (12 hours a week)
• 420 hours (14 hours a week)
• 486 hours (16 hours a week)
• 540 hours (18 hours a week)
• 600 hours (20 hours a week)

Programs:

• Initiation (A1):
  • Compositionsee Program
  • Conversationsee Program
  • Functionssee Program
  • Grammarsee Program
  • Lexicosee Program
  • Spellingsee Program
  • Pragmaticsee Program
  • Pronunciation and prosodysee Program
  • Socioculturalsee Program
• Basic (A2)
  • Compositionsee Program
  • Conversationsee Program
  • Functionssee Program
  • Grammarsee Program
  • Lexicosee Program
  • Spellingsee Program
  • Pragmaticsee Program
  • Pronunciation and prosodysee Program
• Intermediate half (B1)
  • Compositionsee Program
  • Conversationsee Program
  • Functionssee Program
  • Grammarsee Program
  • Lexicosee Program
  • Spellingsee Program
  • Pragmaticsee Program
  • Pronunciation and prosodysee Program
  • Cultural References - Approximation phasesee Program
  • Cultural References - Consolidation phasesee Program
  • Sociocultural References - Approximation phasesee Program
  • Sociocultural References - Consolidation phasesee Program
• Intermediate (B2)
  • Compositionsee Program
  • Conversationsee Program
  • Functionssee Program
  • Grammarsee Program
  • Lexicosee Program
  • Spellingsee Program
  • Pragmaticsee Program
  • Pronunciation and prosodysee Program
  • Cultural References - Deepening phasesee Program
  • Sociocultural References - Deepening phasesee Program
• Advanced half (C1)
  • Compositionsee Program
  • Conversationsee Program
  • Functionssee Program
  • Grammarsee Program
  • Lexicosee Program
  • Spellingsee Program
  • Pragmaticsee Program
  • Cultural References - Approximation phasesee Program
  • Cultural References - Consolidation phasesee Program
  • Sociocultural References - Approximation phasesee Program
  • Sociocultural References - Consolidation phasesee Program
• Advanced (C2)
  • Compositionsee Program
  • Conversationsee Program
  • Functionssee Program
  • Grammarsee Program
  • Lexicosee Program
  • Spellingsee Program
  • Pragmaticsee Program
  • Cultural Referencessee Program
  • Sociocultural Referencessee Program

Alternatively, students can choose classes in Spanish culture:

• Spanish Art (45 hours)see Program
• Spanish Literature (45 hours)see Program
• Spanish Philosophy (45 hours)see Program
• History of Spain (45 hours)see Program
• Colloquial Spanish (10 hours)see Program
• Spanish language in America (10 hours)see Program
• Business Spanish (45 hours)see Program
• Spanish for legal purposes (10 hours)see Program
• Spanish for Health Sciences (10 hours)see Program
• Spanish Culture (45 hours)see Program
• Introduction to spanish dancing (10 hours)see Program
• Spanish through the spanish cuisine (10 hours)see Program
• Cooking and Spanish Language Course (10 hours)see Program
• Spanish and Football/Soccer. How to learn Spanish through Football/Soccer (10 hours)see Program

• Economics/Political Science. European Union (45 hours)see Program
• Economics/Political Science. Current Spain (45 hours)see Program
• Spanish Culture (45 hours)see Program
• International Marketing (45 hours)see Program

SECRETARIAT OF THE COMPLUTENSE CENTRE FOR SPANISH LEARNING
Faculty of Philology - Building A - Ciudad Universitaria - 28040 Madrid - Telephone: (34) 913.945.325 - Fax: (34) 913.945.336
Email: ceextran@filol.ucm.es