Wie entscheide ich mich für den passenden Spanischkurs?

Before you sign up for any Spanish course, you should first think about a few basic things. Think carefully about what you expect from a language course and for what purpose you want to learn this foreign language. If you need Spanish for work or a future job, business courses are particularly suitable, but these usually require language skills at level B1 or higher. If you have no previous knowledge of Spanish, a beginner's course at level A1 is suitable, which can be attended in a wide variety of course forms at a Spanish school. For example, standard courses or intensive courses are possible, as are individual lessons, diploma courses or language trips. To make your decision easier, please clarify the following points for yourself:

• What goal are you pursuing with a language course? (e.g. language diploma, refreshing language skills for vacation)
• How much time would you like to invest in a Spanish course per week? (standard course vs. intensive course)
• What group size is appropriate for you? (group, mini-group, individual lessons)
• At what times can you attend classes? (lunchtime course, day course, evening course, weekend course)
• Do you have the opportunity to take part in a course at the same time every week? (conventional language courses, private lessons, online language courses)
• What language level do you have? (Clarification directly via the Spanish school)
• Would you like to attend a Spanish course at a language school near you or abroad? (Language travel / language stays)
• Do you have any special requests for a language course? (Childcare, weekend courses, combination courses such as Spanish and cooking or individual lessons with conversation training)