Languages · Beginner
A small-group online programme at level A1 that teaches pronunciation, listening, reading and basic grammar, so you can handle simple everyday situations.

Many adults decide to learn Spanish for travel, work, relocation or simply because they love the sound of the language. Then they open an app, memorise a few dozen words, and discover that they still cannot say a full sentence out loud. Without someone to correct the pronunciation or answer a question on the spot, motivation fades within a couple of weeks.
Another common problem is time. A fixed evening class on the other side of the city is difficult to combine with work and family. Self-study books are flexible, but they do not tell you when you are making the same mistake for the tenth time.
This programme was built for exactly that situation. It is an online course for complete beginners, taught in a small group so that the teacher can hear you speak and respond to your questions. You learn on a clear schedule, yet every lesson is recorded, so a missed session never leaves a gap.
Over four weeks you work through the foundations of level A1 of the Common European Framework: the sounds of Spanish, the first grammar patterns, and the vocabulary you need for simple, daily conversations.
By the end of the first month you will have a working base in Spanish.
You practise vowels, consonants and stress until reading aloud feels natural.
Listening practice in every lesson trains your ear for the rhythm of the language.
You learn the spelling rules that make Spanish easy to read once you know them.
Name, origin, work, family and routines become sentences you can say without notes.
You build the grammar base that every later level depends on.
Practise the questions you need in shops, cafés, hotels and on the street.
Short role plays prepare you for real conversations.
Built-in tests show your mistakes straight away so you can correct them.
The course is built on the idea that a language is a skill, not a subject to memorise. From the first lesson you hear Spanish, repeat it and use it, even if it is only a few words. Grammar is introduced when you need it to say something real, not as a list of rules to learn in advance.
Each lesson combines a short presentation of new material, guided practice with the teacher and a task that you complete on your own. Because the groups are small, everyone speaks in every lesson. The teacher can adjust the pace and explain again anything that was unclear.
Alongside the language, the lessons introduce a little of the culture of the Spanish-speaking world: how people greet each other, what they eat and how everyday life differs between countries. This context helps new words stay in memory.

The programme runs for one month and includes eight lessons, two per week, each lasting 60 minutes. Lessons take place online in a webinar format on the group's schedule, so you only need a computer or phone with a stable connection. You can join from home, from the office or while travelling.
If you cannot attend a live lesson, you can watch the recording at a time that suits you. Each recorded lesson contains a video presentation, a task on the topic and a short control test. The test shows your mistakes immediately, so you can see what to review before the next lesson.
Learning materials come in several forms: audio, texts and exercises, so you can practise listening, reading and writing. Exercises adapt to your level, including interactive dictations. If you run into a technical problem, support is available on the learning platform.
Four weeks, two lessons each week, building step by step from the first sounds to simple conversations.

Two lessons per week in a group of up to six learners.
Watch a missed session whenever it suits you.
Every recorded lesson includes a task on the topic.
Instant feedback shows your mistakes straight away.
Exercises adapt to your level and train listening and spelling.
A variety of resources for every way of learning.
Your login and password are sent to your email.
Help is available if something does not work on the platform.
You can study from almost anywhere: at home, on a business trip, during a break at work or on the way. All you need is an internet connection and a quiet few minutes for the tasks and tests.
Live lessons give structure and a rhythm that many learners need to keep going. The recordings add flexibility, so a busy week does not mean falling behind. Together, they let you keep a steady pace without rearranging your life.
Because the group is small, you will not get lost in the crowd. The teacher knows what you find difficult and returns to it, and you get used to speaking Spanish in front of other people from the very first week.
After four weeks you will be able to introduce yourself, talk about your family, work and daily routine, and handle simple situations such as ordering food or asking for directions. You will read short texts and understand slow, clear speech.
More important, you will have the habit of studying regularly and the confidence to speak, even when you make mistakes. That confidence is the real obstacle for most beginners, and it is much easier to overcome in a small group.
You will also know exactly which topics need more practice, thanks to the tests. That makes it simple to continue to the next level, A2, where you learn to talk about your life, your country and your plans in more detail.
Plan for two lessons of 60 minutes each week, plus about 30 to 60 minutes for the tasks and tests. If you miss a live lesson, you will also need time to watch the recording.
No. The course starts from the very beginning and is designed for people who do not know the language or know only a few words.
After you order, a login and password for the learning platform are sent automatically to the email you provide. You can sign in and start with your first lesson straight away.
You can request a full refund within 14 days of purchase if the course is not what you expected.
Live lessons are held online as webinars with a teacher in a group of up to six learners. Each lesson is also available as a recording with a video presentation, a task and a control test.
A recording of the lesson is available, so you can watch it whenever it suits you and catch up before the next session.
The lesson recordings, tasks and materials stay in your personal account on the learning platform, so you can return to them to review.
A computer, tablet or phone with an internet connection, and headphones with a microphone so that you can listen and speak during live lessons.
If you cannot yet hold a basic conversation in Spanish, A1 is the right level. If you already know the basics, a short level test helps to decide whether a higher level suits you better.
Eight lessons, a small group and a clear path from your first words to simple everyday conversations.