Habla Español
with confidence

An international benchmark for describing language proficiency is the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It rates language proficiency on a six-point scale, with A1 being the lowest and C2 being the highest for individuals who have mastered a language. Anyone involved in language learning and testing, including teachers and students, can easily see the degree of various qualifications thanks to this. Additionally, it implies that businesses and educational institutions can quickly compare our credentials to those of other national tests.

A1–A2 (Basic User)

At the A1 and A2 levels, learners develop the ability to understand and use familiar everyday expressions and basic phrases commonly encountered in daily life. They learn to introduce themselves, provide personal information, ask and answer simple questions, and communicate their immediate needs. By the end of these levels, students can participate in routine interactions, engage in simple conversations, and manage common situations related to travel, shopping, family, work, and everyday activities with increasing confidence.

B1–B2 (Independent User)

At the B1 and B2 levels, learners become more independent and confident Spanish users. They can communicate effectively in social, travel, academic, and workplace situations, expressing their ideas with greater fluency and accuracy. Students develop the ability to understand the main ideas of more complex spoken and written texts, discuss experiences and future plans, and present opinions, arguments, and viewpoints clearly. These levels also introduce more professional and business-oriented communication, enabling learners to participate actively in meetings, presentations, and professional interactions.

C1–C2 (Proficient User)

At the C1 and C2 levels, learners achieve advanced to near-native proficiency in Spanish. They can communicate fluently, spontaneously, and accurately across a wide range of personal, academic, and professional contexts. Students develop the ability to understand complex texts, subtle meanings, idiomatic expressions, and culturally nuanced language. They can participate confidently in high-level discussions, negotiations, presentations, and professional environments while adapting their language appropriately to different audiences and situations. These levels prepare learners to function effectively in multicultural, academic, leadership, and international workplace settings.

Introduction to Spanish pronunciation, alphabet, greetings, introductions, numbers, dates, and essential vocabulary. Learners will be able to introduce themselves, ask and answer simple questions, and communicate in basic everyday situations.

Builds foundational communication skills through topics such as family, hobbies, food, shopping, and daily routines. Learners will be able to describe people and places, express likes and dislikes, and participate in simple conversations using present tense structures.

Focuses on practical communication for travel, daily life, and common social situations. Learners will develop confidence in speaking, listening, reading, and writing while expanding their vocabulary and grammatical accuracy.

Develops the ability to discuss experiences, future plans, and personal opinions. Learners will understand longer conversations and texts, improve fluency, and communicate more effectively in familiar situations.

Marks the transition from general Spanish to professional and workplace Spanish. Learners begin using Spanish in professional settings, including workplace introductions, professional communication, business etiquette, meetings, emails, and customer interactions. They will learn to express opinions, explain ideas, discuss goals, and communicate confidently in social and professional environments.

Further develops professional Spanish communication skills. Learners will practice writing professional emails, participating in meetings, giving presentations, handling workplace conversations, and interacting with clients or colleagues. Fluency, confidence, and professional vocabulary will be strengthened while continuing to improve overall language proficiency.

Focuses on advanced communication and professional Spanish for business and workplace environments. Learners will engage in detailed discussions, negotiations, problem-solving conversations, project discussions, and professional correspondence while working with authentic business materials and industry-specific vocabulary.

Develops advanced professional fluency and workplace competence. Learners will participate in debates, negotiations, interviews, presentations, networking situations, and high-level professional interactions. Emphasis is placed on precision, cultural awareness, persuasive communication, and effective interaction with native Spanish-speaking professionals.

Refines advanced language proficiency with a strong focus on professional, academic, and leadership communication. Learners will understand complex texts, communicate fluently and accurately, use sophisticated vocabulary and idiomatic expressions, and confidently navigate multicultural and professional environments.

Achieves near-native proficiency in Spanish. Learners will understand virtually all forms of spoken and written Spanish, communicate effortlessly in complex personal and professional situations, appreciate cultural nuances, and use the language with a high degree of accuracy, sophistication, and confidence.

Specialized online Spanish coaching and academic support for students enrolled in the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum. Our programme is designed for learners studying IB Spanish Ab Initio (SL), Spanish B (SL & HL), MYP Spanish Language Acquisition, and students participating in both the Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP). We also offer dedicated support for Internal Oral Assessments (IO), speaking assessments, reading and listening comprehension, written assignments, exam preparation, and revision.