Develop basic conversational skills: Enable participants to engage in simple conversations in Spanish, covering topics such as greetings, introductions, everyday activities, and personal interests.

Build vocabulary and grammar knowledge: Expand participants' vocabulary and understanding of Spanish grammar rules, including verb conjugations, tenses, sentence structure, and common phrases.

Improve listening comprehension: Enhance participants' ability to comprehend spoken Spanish through exposure to various accents, speeds, and contexts, including real-life situations and multimedia resources.

Enhance reading comprehension: Strengthen participants' reading skills by exposing them to a variety of texts written in Spanish, including articles, short stories, and cultural materials, and improving their ability to understand main ideas, details, and context.

Develop writing skills: Provide opportunities for participants to practice writing in Spanish through exercises such as journal entries, essays, and emails, focusing on clarity, coherence, and accuracy.

Cultivate cultural awareness: Introduce participants to the rich cultural heritage of Spain, including its history, traditions, customs, and contemporary society, fostering cross-cultural understanding and appreciation.

Encourage oral proficiency: Facilitate opportunities for participants to engage in oral activities such as role-plays, debates, presentations, and group discussions, promoting fluency, pronunciation, and confidence in spoken Spanish.