Social Spanish Course: Beginner Level 4

The next Level 4 is set to run Autumn 2026

7 October - 16 December - enrolment opens in the summer.

Join the waiting list below to be the first to hear of the classes going live.

WHAT YOU'LL GET

  • Weekly lessons: classroom-based lessons combined with social, practical lessons outside the classroom to learn and apply your skills;

  • free access to our phone app for daily practice between lessons;

  • free access to our online platform for daily access messaging;

  • feedback and attention from teacher in every lesson;

  • weekly home learning tasks and optional extra activities;

  • catch-up tasks if you miss a lesson;

  • the Stripey Spanish Passport: a unique self-assessment and reference tool to keep you aware of your progress.

Unit 1: Travel highlights and salsa dancing workshop*

Cuban salsa dance class

We'll explore rhythms and culture through a fun dance lesson designed to get you using your body and your Spanish!

By the end of this unit you should be able to:

  • Use simple past tense and near future to describe events in the past.

  • Use dates and times to make travel plans.

  • Ask questions regarding routes and booking accommodation.

  • Give a range of opinions and views about a dance lesson.

Unit 2:  Theatre topic and workshop*

Acting workshop

Explore a rich Spanish text practising pronunciation and enjoy drama games to develop your spontaneity and fluency in this fun acting workshop. 

By the end of this unit you should be able to:

  • Give a range of opinions and views about a theatre workshop.

  • Describe impact, characters and plotline of a play text.

  • Form questions about the past.

    *Immersive classes are subject to change at teacher discretion.

    Got questions? Read our FAQs or contact the team. 

By the end of Elementary Level 4 you should be able to:

  • Use simple past tense and near future to describe events in the past.

  • Use dates and times to make travel plans.

  • Ask questions regarding routes and booking accommodation.

  • Form questions about the past.

  • Give a range of opinions and views about a dance lesson.

  • Describe impact, characters and plotline of a theatre performance.


Waiting list Level 4 2026

Add your name and contacts below to be the first to hear when classes go live.


 
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