Spanish Credit
University or Spanish credit can be provided based on the course syllabus and an organized agreement between the Spanish school in Playa del Carmen. Students who wish to earn credit while studying Spanish in Playa del Carmen, Mexico must contact their school's advisor. Your advisor can provide information on the study abroad policies of your home University or College. A2Z Languages can provide a course syllabus to give to your advisor if an pre-existing agreement is not currently in place.

Spanish Courses
The Spanish school organizes courses for an in depth dynamic course structure that is designed to fit the requirements of all language levels. Spanish students can start their course on any Monday of the year except on holidays. A Spanish level test is provided on the first day to best place you in the correct group class.

Spanish Instructors
The Spanish school's teachers are natives of Mexico and each each have many years of teaching experience and know how to maximize the benefit of all class time. The teachers receives instruction on how to teach the Spanish language to non-native Speakers, and many have degrees in many different fields in addition language study. Each teacher provides a slightly different style and you may experience the instruction of several different Spanish teachers throughout your stay.

Focal Point
The Spanish course in Playa del Carmen like many schools in Mexico always keep the focus on the course on Spanish conversation. The main structure is made up of vocabulary, pronunciaton, and grammar principles. Reading and writing excersizes are part of the course in order to supplement verbal and listening skills. Below are the different levels provided and a glimpse of the Spanish subjects that are covered.

Beginner Spanish - Masculine and Feminine, Spanish numbers, definite and indefinite articles, verbs including "estar" and "ser", adjectives, regular Spanish verbs, irregular verbs in present tense, direct pronouns.

Beginner Spanish 2 - Present progressive tense, present perfect and preterite, direct and indirect pronouns in the same sentence, reflexive Spanish verbs.

Intermediate - Imperfect , imperfect progressive and preterit progressive, preterit and imperfect in the same sentence, accidental verbs, and past perfect .

Intermediate 2 - Future , conditional, passive voice, "por" and "para", familiar and formal commands.

Advanced - The Subjunctive

Advanced 2. – Intensive analysis of grammar learned in prior Spanish levels.

Advanced 3 - Analysis of literature, newspapers, journals and other material, Grammatical review.

Lectures and Activities
Students will be provided with lectures including group involvment covering local culture and history of Mexico during the practical Spanish conversation portion of the Spanish classes.