Diploma in Spanish – A2 Level

What Will You Learn?

• Identify the vocabulary for animal habitats, familiar places, medical conditions, dreams and goals and more in Spanish
• Distinguish between regular and irregular adjectives and the comparative and superlative of irregular adjectives
• Explain when to use a variety of prepositions of time, place, and movement to connect words in sentences
• Describe when to use the present perfect to connect the past or announce new information
• Identify 'adverbs of time' to indicate when events occur and recall where to place them in a sentence
• Contrast the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the modal verbs 'poder' and 'deber'
• Explain 'ir a', their simple future and affirmative, negative and interrogative forms of the present and future tense
• Compare the difference when using 'mucho', 'cuánto', ‘todo’, 'algún', 'ningún' and their derivatives
• Define how to use the verb 'gustar' and other similar verbs
• Distinguish the present subjunctive conjugations for all of the Spanish pronouns
• Identify the verb periphrases with verbs in the infinitive or gerund and verbal periphrases requiring linking words
• Illustrate indicative and subjunctive phrases for future events using 'cuándo', ‘antes’, 'después' or 'hasta'

Audience

• Learners who have completed a beginner (A1) Spanish course and wish to advance their language skills.
• Students seeking to improve their Spanish vocabulary, grammar, speaking, reading, and writing abilities.
• Professionals who want to communicate more effectively in Spanish for work, travel, or international business.
• Travelers interested in gaining confidence when interacting with Spanish-speaking communities.
• Individuals preparing for further Spanish language studies or proficiency examinations.
• Anyone passionate about learning one of the world's most widely spoken languages and expanding their cultural understanding.

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