Spanish Language Course – Level 1

CPD certificates are accepted by thousands of professional bodies and government regulators here in the UK and around the world. Many organisations look for employees with CPD requirements, which means, that by doing this course, you would be a potential candidate in your respective field.

Spanish Language for Beginner

• Introduction: How to Learn Spanish in 3-Minutes Chunks

Lesson 1

• Spanish Lesson 1a | Your First Few Words in Spanish Plus, What Is that Line?
• Spanish Lesson 1b | How to Make Your Sentences Negative
• Spanish Lesson 1c | Let’s Practice
• Spanish Lesson 1d | Reverse Translations
• Spanish Lesson 1e | What Else?

Lesson 2

• Spanish Lesson 2a | A New Word that Looks English
• Spanish Lesson 2b | Some More Adjectives
• Spanish Lesson 2c | A Useful Phrase with Two Meanings
• Spanish Lesson 2d | Let’s Practice
• Spanish Lesson 2e | Reverse Translations
• Spanish Lesson 2f | Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 2g | Reverse Recap Translations

Lesson 3

• Spanish Lesson 3a | Let’s Start Being Polite in Spanish
• Spanish Lesson 3b | Always a Perfect Adjective
• Spanish Lesson 3c | How Do You Say “That”?
• Spanish Lesson 3d | Let’s Practice
• Spanish Lesson 3e | Reverse Translations
• Spanish Lesson 3f | Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 3g | Reverse Recap Translations

Lesson 4

• Spanish Lesson 4a | Pronouncing The Double L
• Spanish Lesson 4b | The Opposite of sí and bueno
• Spanish Lesson 4c | Your First Spanish Noun
• Spanish Lesson 4d | Another Useful Adverb
• Spanish Lesson 4e | Let’s Practise
• Spanish Lesson 4f | Reverse Translations
• Spanish Lesson 4g | Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 4h | Reverse Recap Translations
• Spanish lesson 4i | Vocabulary Recap

Lesson 5

• Spanish Lesson 5a | More nouns
• Spanish Lesson 5b | How to Say “the” in Spanish
• Spanish Lesson 5c | What is a Noun?
• Spanish Lesson 5d | What’s an Adjective?
• Spanish Lesson 5e | Masculine and Feminine Adjectives
• Spanish Lesson 5f | A Terrible Adjective
• Spanish Lesson 5g | Vocabulary Expansion Sheet: Food
• Spanish Lesson 5h | Let’s Practise
• Spanish Lesson 5i | Reverse Translations
• Spanish Lesson 5j | Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 5k | Reverse Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 5l | Vocabulary Recap

Lesson 6

• Spanish Lesson 6a | “My” and The Letter h
• Spanish Lesson 6b | Everybody is Nice
• Spanish Lesson 6c | Some Practice Sentences
• Spanish Lesson 6d | Let’s Practise
• Spanish Lesson 6e | Reverse Translations
• Spanish Lesson 6f | Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 6g | Reverse Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 6h | Vocabulary Recap

Lesson 7

• Spanish Lesson 7a | “A” in Spanish
• Spanish Lesson 7b | A Tea and a Coffee, Please
• Spanish Lesson 7c | I would Like…
• Spanish Lesson 7d | A Table for Two
• Spanish Lesson 7e | Vocabulary Expansion Sheet: Numbers
• Spanish Lesson 7f | Let’s Practise
• Spanish Lesson 7g | Reverse Translations
• Spanish Lesson 7h | Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 7i | Reverse Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 7j | Vocabulary Recap

Lesson 8

• Spanish Lesson 8a | …and the Food?
• Spanish Lesson 8b | Two more Words
• Spanish Lesson 8c | Plural Nouns
• Spanish Lesson 8d | Practising Plurals: Part 1
• Spanish Lesson 8e | Practising Plurals: Part 2
• Spanish Lesson 8f | Plural Adjectives
• Spanish Lesson 8g | Four Forms for Each Adjective
• Spanish Lesson 8h | Some More Nouns
• Spanish Lesson 8i | Plural “My”
• Spanish Lesson 8j | Don’t Lose Sleep!
• Spanish Lesson 8k | Let’s Practise
• Spanish Lesson 8l | Reverse Translations
• Spanish Lesson 8m | Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 8n | Reverse Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 8o | Vocabulary Recap

Lesson 9

• Spanish Lesson 9a | The Greetings Lesson
• Spanish Lesson 9b | Good Evening
• Spanish Lesson 9c | See You Soon
• Spanish Lesson 9d | Let’s Practise
• Spanish Lesson 9e | Reverse Translations
• Spanish Lesson 9f | Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 9g | Reverse Recap Translations
• Spanish Lesson 9h | Vocabulary Recap

This online course is suitable for those who want to have a broad understanding of the intellectual and cultural activities of the Spanish-speaking world or anyone who wants to speak, write, and write the Spanish language. This course is ideal for those who wish to work abroad and look for better job opportunities.

• There are no academic entry requirements for this course, and it is open to students of all academic backgrounds.
• However, you are required to have a laptop/desktop/tablet or smartphone and a good internet connection.

This Spanish Language Course – Level 1 assesses learners through multiple-choice questions (MCQs). Upon successful completion of the modules, learners must answer MCQs to complete the assessment procedure. Through the MCQs, it is measured how much a learner can grasp from each section. In the assessment pass mark is 60%.

Certificate of Achievement from Lead Academy

After successfully passing the MCQ exam, you will be eligible to order your certificate of achievement as proof of your new skill. You will get the CPD-accredited PDF certificate free of cost, which is included with the course. There is an additional fee to obtain a printed copy of the CPD-accredited certificate, which is £35.