Levels

Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) for Language course levels:

A - Beginners level

A1 A2

B - Intermediate level

B1 B2

C - Advanced level

C1 C2

A - Beginner Spanish Language Level - 4 Weeks

A1 Spanish level  - you are able to use simple sentences. You can introduce yourself and others, ask and answer questions about others and about your studies and work, and deal linguistically with simple daily situations. To do this, you depend on your interlocutor to speak slowly and clearly and to help you with difficulties in making yourself understood.

A2 Spanish level  - you are frequently able to communicate in simple routine situations where the content is familiar. For example, you can talk about your family and yourself and you are able to do the shopping.

B - Intermediate Spanish Language Level - 8 Weeks

B1 Spanish level - you are able to understand the main points of technical texts and give a highly simplified overview of a very familiar technical topic. You are able to communicate linguistically and interculturally in everyday life, on campus, during an internship, at work, and while travelling. You can communicate in a simple and coherent way about familiar topics, personal interests, experiences, and intentions.

B2 Spanish level - you can understand complex texts and discussions on concrete and abstract topics (from your field of expertise). You can express yourself clearly and in detail on a wide range of subjects, explain your point of view, and express the advantages and disadvantages of various options. You can interact spontaneously and fluently with native speakers without too much effort for either party.

C - Advanced Spanish Language Level

C1 level - you can study in your target language without major issues and communicate effectively at work. You understand complex texts (from your specialist area) and can also grasp implicit meanings. You can express yourself clearly and in a structured and detailed manner, both orally and in writing, on complex subjects; you are able to use various types of cohesive devices.

C2 level - you can master almost all situations linguistically and interculturally. You can write your thesis or a technical essay largely independently. You understand what you have read and heard with ease. You can summarize information from various written and oral sources, and you can present reasons and explanations coherently. You can recognize and apply nuances of meaning in complex situations. You can communicate effortlessly, spontaneously, accurately, and fluently in a variety of communicative settings.

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How Fast You you can Learn Spanish from A1 to C1 from home? Spanish Course 

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The speed at which you can progress from A1 to C1 in Spanish depends on several factors:

• Your Native language: If your native language is similar to Spanish (e.g., Italian, French, Portuguese), you might find it easier to learn. Learning Spanish abroad in Varna, Bulgaria

• The hours dedicated to learning: The more time you invest, the faster you'll progress.

• The learning methods: Combining different methods (classes, self-study, immersion) accelerates learning. Spanish Classes in Varna, Bulgaria

• Your natural aptitude: Some people have a natural talent for languages.

Generally, it takes most people 2-3 years of consistent study to reach C1 level. However, this is just an average, and individual progress varies significantly.

To maximize your learning speed:

• Immerse yourself: Surround yourself with the language through media, music, and conversation.

• Practice regularly: Consistent practice is key to building fluency.

• Set clear goals: Define your learning objectives and track your progress.

• Find a learning method that suits you: Experiment with different approaches to find what works best. Take a Spanish learning course option in Varna

• Consider a language exchange or tutor: Speaking with native speakers can accelerate your learning.

Remember, learning a language is a journey, not a race. Enjoy the process and celebrate your achievements along the way!