Objectives and class content

The academic objective for this sequence of sessions classes is to equip students with key vocabulary and every day phrases in order to help them live a more integrated life in Ibiza. There is one topic per session as listed below.

Sessions will be 50% Spanish and 50% English giving students an open forum to ask questions and interact. Teachers will prepare the course materials based on guidelines, however this programme will not follow a book and the responsibility will be on the student to make sufficient notes. Sessions may not be recorded.

Topics and dates

• 6/4    –  Food and drink 1
• 8/4    –  House and home
• 15/4  –  Children and family
• 20/4  –  Travel and holidays
• 22/4  –  Banks and finance
• 27/4  –  Animals and Pets
• 29/4  –  Laws and regulations
• 4/5    –  Health
• 6/5    –  Flirting and dating
• 11/5  –  Sport and Fitness
• 13/5  –  Work and employment
• 18/5  –  DIY / house renovations
• 20/5  –  Food and drink 2
• 25/5  –  Cars, bikes and mechanics
• 27/5  –  Schools and education
• 1/6    –  Technology
• 3/6    –  Boats, sailing and the sea
• 8/6    –  Police and authorities
• 10/6  –  Buying or renting houses
• 15/6  –  Nature, plants and gardening
• 17/6  –  Curstoms, colloquial language and slang
• 22/6  –  Furniture and household items
• 24/6  –  Clothes and fashion

Starts?

April 6, 2020

When?

Mondays and Wednesdays from 10:00-12:00. Ask us for more schedules.

How much?

Classes start at 7€ depending on the package you choose

How does it work?

You should buy credits in order to attend the sessions you are interested in. Credits will be valid for 1 year and you can use the credits for any Practically Spanish sessions throughout the year. The idea of the credit system is to encompass the demographic of ex-pats who would like to attend classes on an ad hoc basis when they have time or are interested in some topics and less in others.