AUTUMN SPANISH COURSES, 2022

 We are back with our Autumn Spanish courses.     


We have a range of courses available at all levels, starting the week of September 26th.

As always, we focus on practical spoken Spanish for use in the Spanish-speaking world.

Price:

All courses cost €130 (or €110 for students or the unwaged – please email spanishinsligo@gmail.com for the discount)

Location:

All courses take place in the Atlantic Technological University (formerly Sligo IT)

Time, Dates and Duration:

All classes are one hour and fifteen minutes long – from 7.30pm to 8.45pm.

Classes start the week of September 26th. All courses are for 10 weeks. 


The timetable is as follows… A full guide to the levels is below.

Level

When?

Book a place

Pre-Intermediate

 

Mondays, starting September 26th

 Eventbrite (with booking fee)

Paypal (no booking fee)

Elementary

 

Tuesdays, starting September 27th

 Eventbrite (with booking fee)

Paypal (no booking fee)

Beginner

Mondays, starting September 26th

Course is now FULL

email spanishinsligo@gmail.com for a waiting list

Beginner Plus

Wednesdays, starting September 28th

 Eventbrite (with booking fee)

Paypal (no booking fee)

Intermediate

Tuesdays, starting September 27h

 Eventbrite (with booking fee)

Paypal (no booking fee)

 

Guide to Levels

Beginner: For those who have no Spanish and want to start from the beginning.

Beginners + : For those who have done one or two Beginner courses in the past.

Elementary: For those who have done some Spanish in the past, who know most of the basics but who want to move on to a higher level.

Pre-Intermediate: For those who have been studying for a few years, who know a lot of the basics and who can communicate to a certain extent.

Intermediate: Our highest level. In this class, students can already express themselves in Spanish, communicate and converse, though they will need help with grammar and more vocabulary.

 

Comments

  1. Volunteering and Spanish School in Ecuador13 July 2025 at 23:12

    These Autumn Spanish courses look fantastic—such a great way to keep language learning alive in the community! For anyone looking to take their Spanish to the next level, I highly recommend Ecuador Volunteers. It's a rewarding way to immerse yourself in Spanish while giving back through meaningful volunteer projects in Ecuador. Real-world practice and cultural exchange make all the difference. Keep up the great work promoting language learning in Sligo!

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