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At Lingoda, we follow the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) guideline. With the use of the CEFR, we can provide you with a structured set of Spanish classes that can take you from a beginner level up to an advanced level. The Spanish courses go from level A1 to level B2. Here you will understand more about what these classes entail.
Created by the Council of Europe, CEFR has become the benchmark for assessing linguistic ability throughout Europe and much of the world.
CEFR offers a standardised way of measuring knowledge, regardless of the language in question. It also provides a rounded education, covering learning activities such as listening, reading, speaking and writing.
CEFR learners are divided into 3 levels (A, B, C), with each group divided into 2 sub-levels. So you can manage and track your progress easily.
Students love us because we provide a convenient and authentic experience that leads to fluency.
When you sign up for language classes with Lingoda, you will have all the material you need and more available to you. At the end of each lesson, you will be able to find the digital material on your portal and you will get the chance to print it out, study it, and practice your Spanish. You will also be able to find extra material and quizzes that can help you practice and learn the language outside of the class.
The time it will take for you to learn Spanish depends entirely on yourself. Lingoda will provide you with top-notch education and native-level speaking teachers that can guide you through your adult Spanish classes. As is the case for learning any new skill, being able to speak Spanish fluently will come with a lot of practice and focus. You can start reading a Spanish book, follow a series in Spanish, or practice the language with a native speaker outside of class.
Spanish is known to be one of the easiest languages to learn, as it has similarities with other languages around the world. To learn the language, you will still need to apply yourself to learn the grammar and vocabulary, but you will find that picking up Spanish will not be as much of a challenge as you imagine.
There are about 572 million Spanish speakers around the globe and around 20 countries that use Spanish as their official language; they can also be found on three different continents. These countries include Argentina, Cuba, Chile, Mexico, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Colombia, Puerto Rico, Spain, and even Equatorial Guinea. Therefore, if you wish to travel in Latin America, Spain, or part of Africa, then Spanish will come in handy, and it will make your trip way more fun.
You will find that being able to speak Spanish fluently will bring you plenty of advantages if you choose to study in Spain. Being able to speak Spanish will help you out understanding the courses, have conversations with your classmates, as well as to speak with your teachers. Depending on the courses you will be studying, the ability to speak Spanish will be seen as a true advantage.
At Lingoda, we proudly follow the CEFR guidelines and ensure to provide our students with the highest level of language learning quality. Therefore, it is important for us that you understand what this means. The CEFR stands for Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. This is an internationally recognized guideline for language learning, and it will allow you to fully prepare for a language exam, as well as to become a fluent Spanish speaker. The CEFR also allows us to give you a certificate of completion which gets accepted by numerous institutions globally. These are some of the main reasons why we find it important to follow the CEFR standards.
There are some things to keep in mind when you start learning a new language. The most important thing is that it will take time. Make sure to set yourself some realistic goals for your language learning journey. Keep in mind that you will not always have an easy class, sometimes you will need to put more effort into understanding one topic over another. It will take some time for you to understand the language and be able to speak it, so you mustn’t put too much pressure on yourself to become fluent in the language in an unrealistic time frame. If you want to pick up the language quicker, be prepared to listen and read before you feel entirely comfortable speaking and writing in Spanish. By absorbing the language passively, you will be able to start communicating in a more fluid manner.
Get in touch with our student support team for any questions or needs you have.