Advanced level C1

Spanish advanced level C1
Conditions: Conclusion of the intermediate level B2 or intensive course/stay in a Spanish speaking country
Goals: Train oral and written expression ability
Improvement of listening comprehension and oral expression
Reach the competence level C1 of the European reference framework
Contents: Review of previously taught grammar and learning of new grammatical contents
Vocabulary extension (especially scientific texts) & idioms
Leading discussions, holding a presentation and reacting to different questions
Writing longer formal texts
Methods: Free study material sent via email
Use of up-to-date topics, texts and newspaper articles
Deepening into grammar
Exercises including reading and listening comprehension, vocabulary and structures - use of audiovisual media
Communicative and action-oriented exercises
Course form: E-learning (on-line)
Place of event: On-line course with tutor company
Technical facilities: PC with Internet connection and email
Sound card, microphone + headphones

After completion of the course you have among other things the following talents:

 

Listening Reading
√ Many idioms and colloquial language. √ Understanding and summarizing long texts – e.g. reports and comments.
√ Information from public announcements, even with bad transmission quality – e.g. at the airport. √ Any kind of letter with occasional help of the dictionary.
√ Specialized lectures, speeches and reports. √ High-specialized texts about your own field of activity (e.g. research reports).
√ Understanding movies without difficulty. √ Contemporary literary texts.

Speaking Writing
√ Good performance in lively discussions with native speakers. √ Writing clearly and well about a wide variety of topics (general or specific).
√ Fluency and correctness in many topics – general, professional, scientific. √ Summarizing information from different sources.
√ Expressing opinion and thoughts precisely and clearly. Presenting arguments convincingly. √ Describing experiences and feelings in personal letters.
√ Making a speech/presentation in your field of activity, deviating from the original text and dealing spontaneously with questions of listeners. √ Writing clear formal letters – e.g. a complaint letter.

 

 
 
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