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SEMESTER PROGRAM
The University of Salamanca trimester
program offers beginner, intermediate, advanced, and superior Spanish
language and culture courses. All the professors of the course are
from the University of Salamanca and all are native Spanish speakers.
The student body attending courses at the University of Salamanca
come from all over the world. So while you are studying, learning
Spanish, and meeting local students, you will also be interacting
with people from all over the world!
Upon arrival in Salamanca all
students will be given a placement test to determine the proper
language proficiency level for each student. IMPORTANT NOTE: The
University of Salamanca decision for class placement is FINAL regardless
of the background of the student and their expectations. Only those
students that test out at the Superior level will be able to take
University classes with local Spanish students. In other words,
if you cannot speak Spanish at a very high level how can you expect
to sit in (for example) a history class with native Spanish speakers
and get anything out of it?
Required Courses
For all students (regardless
of the level placement test) there are 3 hours of required classes.
The first two hours consist of Spanish grammar and the third hour
will focus on communication and vocabulary building. These classes
are very intensive and designed to teach students Spanish in a very
short period of time. More information towards the bottom of this
page.
Elective Courses
Beginners will have the option
to take two hours of electives (in addition to the 3 hours of required
classes) focusing on the Spanish language as noted in the table
below. Students that tested out at an intermediate or higher level
of Spanish will have the opportunity to take up to two hours of
electives (in addition to the 3 hours of required classes). Electives
offered will focus on art, history, culture, literature, oral and
written skills. Students will be evaluated on daily oral and written
exercises, classroom participation, a mid-term exam, and a final
exam. Once you have arrived at the school, there will not be ANY
refunds for ANY reason. If you chose to reduce the amount of hours
you would like to take, you will NOT be refunded!!!
| Winter Trimester (January
8- March 18, 2006) |
| Spring Trimester (April
2- June 16, 2006) |
| Fall Trimester(Oct
1- December 15, 2006) |
| Language
Classes : First-Third Hours |
Spanish Grammar (2 courses Required)
Spanish Grammar Course Content (Required) Global Communicative
Practice (Required)
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| Fourth
Hour Electives |
Spanish CultureContemporary
Spanish LiteratureContemporary
Spanish History
Practice of Writing Skills (Elective for Beginners) |
| Fifth
Hour Electives |
| History
of Spanish Art
Spanish for Business
Practice of Verbal Skills (Elective for Beginners) |
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