Group Conversational Spanish Classes: Classroom or Virtual Class Online

Enjoy learning in a comfortable environment with facilities (kitchen, bathroom, lounge room, tea, coffee and other drinks). Given the current Covid-19 climate, we are also providing online options for those who wish to do the classes from home, or for those who can’t make certain classes.

Group Spanish classes in Melbourne are carried out in our language school in the University of Melbourne’s English Language Centre, which has a car park and ample off-street parking. It is only a ten minute walk from Auburn and Glenferrie Station. In accordance with current government advice, class sizes are small, with four square metres per person. Have a look at a map of the school.

The online option for these classes is conducted though the easy to access Zoom platform. Just click on a link to appear in a virtual classroom with a live teacher and students you can interact with.

Holiday term: April 14th – May 1st (3 weeks)

Conversational Classes (all levels)

Do you have an understanding of Spanish and would like to take it a bit further in a relaxed environment?

This is your opportunity to meet up with other students for a chat about a range of things from film and Hispanic culture, to the unexplained and space exploration.

If you have a spare three weeks to spend chatting in Spanish over a glass of wine and some food, this might be for you.

April 14th – May 1st

Please contact us for late enrolments in the current term.

Availability: available

*Students pick one class

The three-week courses:

have 4.5 contact hours in total, over three contact weeks.
have the option to do course online from home, with the easy to use Zoom platform.
have several slots, Tues 10.30 am, 6.30 pm or Thurs 11.00 am, 6.30 pm (beginner- intermediate) and Wednesday 2.00 pm (intermediate – advanced).
provide a weekly topic (or topics) dependent on the level. Beginner topics might include food, travel etc. The advanced versions of these would be more in-depth, and some specific advanced topics might include topics relating to science, the environment, or other issues in the news.
have a maximum of seven students per class, allowing for more student-teacher time (max four people in physical class).
include a booklet of conversation topics designed by our teacher. Other schools usually require separate text book purchase.
include live online help and tuition sessions, as well as email feedback.
have a prerequisite of having done some Spanish before. Level can be gauged by teacher. Email us or call us for guidance or see course outline below.

Book three-week conversation classes with Paypal or credit card.