Build your foundational skills through everyday language – meet 3x / week in our ‘virtual classroom’ for 8 weeks!
Foundational courses available:
synchronously (live, face-to-face).
These courses constitute the pre-requisites for our theme-based learning options.
Click on our foundational courses below to learn more and to see upcoming class dates & times!
Theme-Based Courses
Elementary – Intermediate Learners
Advance your language skills through high frequency language with our monthly theme-based courses!
Theme-Based courses available either:
asynchronously (100% self-paced, in your own time) or synchronously (live, face-to-face)
Synchronous: choose your level of engagement (meet face-to-face in our ‘virtual classroom’ either 1x, 2x, or 3x per week) and then click on your choice below to learn more and to see upcoming class dates & times!
News & Media Courses
Advanced Learners
Reinforce your language skills through student discussions, debates, and more on news & current events – meet 1x, 2x, or 3x / week in our ‘virtual classroom’ for 8 weeks!
Spanish Through the News & Media course available:
synchronously (live, face-to-face)
Synchronous Courses
Reach your language learning goals faster and with more ease through our synchronous course options! Synchronous simply means you’re engaging with online course materials in your own time at home while also meeting for live, face-to-face practice with our professional instructors and community of learners.
Foundational courses meet 3x / week; theme-based synchronous courses meet up to 3x/ week (you choose)!
Asynchronous Courses
For learners who either can’t attend or prefer not to meet for live, face-to-face classes. Asynchronous simply means in your own time, at your own pace. Advance your language skills through a variety of interactive activities within a specific theme – with #TeamFLC guiding you to success! Language learning in relevant contexts – it’s a thing!
Start your journey with our asynchronous courses at any time – no schedule needed!
Foundational Courses
Spanish I(A) and I(B)
Click here for I(A): best for the complete beginner
Click here for I(B): best for those with some prior (up to 1 semester) experience
By the end of Spanish I(A), you’ll be able to:
greet and introduce yourself, have basic conversations (in the present) about your family, work & home, express preferences (such as likes and dislikes) in hobbies and activities, and more!
By the end of Spanish I(B), you’ll be able to:
speak about everyday themes such as emotions, food, cooking, weather, daily routines, and more(!) in both the present and simple past.
*Together, I(A) and I(B) deliver the foundational concepts and skills required for our monthly theme-based courses. Save 10% when you bundle – click here to learn more!
Theme-Based Courses
Spanish L1 and L2
L1: best for upper elementary learners, or those with at least 1 year of experience.
L2: best for early intermediate learners, or those with ~2+ years experience.
Deepen your language (and culture!) skills through relevant topics, meaningful to you! Through this focused approach, learners will actively engage in weekly activities whether asynchronously (your own time, your own pace!) or synchronously (meeting online & face-to-face with fellow learners and your teacher 1, 2 or 3x per week in our ‘virtual classroom’).
Foundational or Theme-Based: Which Level is Right for Me?
Find out in 3 min. or less with our placement quiz – not a strict qualifier of level fit, but a great place to start! Contact #TeamFLC for personalized level guidance!
Enroll Today:
Click on each course below to learn more about the course schedule, content, pricing and to enroll today:
Select your level and preferred weekday class time after purchase!
For the upper elementary learner who has completed either our foundational 1A & 1B Spanish courses or roughly two semesters of Spanish in the past.
For the upper elementary learner who has completed either our foundational 1A & 1B Spanish courses or roughly two semesters of Spanish in the past.
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