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SPRING 2024 IN-PERSON CLASSES SCHEDULE

 Learning Spanish will grant you access to new opportunities at work, school,  travel, friends & family,

and an option to access 62.1 million Latinos/ Latinx people living in the United States

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For the 2024  Spring terms, we are offering a limited number  of classes beginning in March and April 2024

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Our Spring Classes Schedule:

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TUESDAYS, starting on March 19:
Beginners 2 Spanish (B2P) 5.45 – .7.15 p.m. In-person

Beginners I Spanish (B1P) 7.30 p.m. – 9.00 p.m. in-person

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MONDAYS, starting on March 25:
Beginners I Spanish (B1P) 5.45 – 7.15 p.m. In-person

Intermediate 1 Spanish (INT1P) 7.30 p.m. – 9 p.m. In-person

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NEW CLASSES:

WEDNESDAYS, starting on April 3: 

Beginners I Spanish (B1P) 5.45 – 7.15 p.m. In-person

Beginners 2 Spanish (B2P) 7.30 – 9 p.m. In-person

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*As a way to add value to your experience: any student can attend a similar or lower lever class on our schedule, in the same term. We also offer an extra 'make-up class' per course for students that missed a class

To matriculate please look below for your class and fill up the sing-in form

We also offer one-on-one tutoring packets & able to create new classes levels based on request
In-person are 8 sessions of 90 min. each. In-person courses are taught at 45 Prospect St. Cambridge, in Central Sq. next to the Central Sq. Red Line stop. Free street parking is available after 6 p.m. Online classes are delivered via Zoom. Please contact us for intermediate Spanish or for our one-on-one tutoring sessions schedule. Our curriculum is based on the book  ‘Tu Diras’ 4th edition, ISBN 10: 1413028101  ISBN 13: 9781413028102, usually on sale at Amazon for $10 - $20, used.

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The Greater Boston Spanish Group (GBSG) provides an integrated Spanish-language curriculum consisting of classes that cover grammar, conversation, and cultural competency. Our in-person and online classes provide an interactive, educational and fun opportunity for students to learn Spanish together through study and conversational practice. Our teachers are seasoned Spanish Instructors and Cross-Cultural Trainers that provide classes with a strong level of cultural awareness. GBSG is a teacher-owned school that offers classes that  emphasize building Spanish conversational competency in day-to-day situations while also building solid foundations in grammar and vocabulary. GBSG also offers a selection of different products related to the Spanish language and US Latino / Latin American cultures: medical Spanish classes, Spanish interpreting, customized intensive classes, cross-cultural trainings, translations, corporate groups, and one-on-one tutoring. Contact us to learn more about our pricing and group discounts. Take a look at our offerings and contact us to learn more. 

BEGINNING SPANISH II

In this course, we'll master the basics of the Spanish language. The student will learn and practice the conjugation and use of both regular verbs and key irregular verbs such as Ser vs Estar (to be), Ir (to go),  and Gustar (to like). From this class you’ll learn: to identify parts of a house and furniture, to say what you and others have to do or feel like doing, provide information about someone’s age, physical and emotional condition, identify places in a city, count up to a million, express location, read a schedule with day and time, using the verbs Saber and Conocer, ask and tell the time, describe daily activities, talk about the near future, describe actions in progress, ask and respond to weather condition questions and make comparisons and contrasts. This class will also give the student a basic understanding of cultural differences and nuances among Latinos and Latin Americans. If you’re unsure about your level, please take our self-assessment test or reach out with any questions. (Book Chapter 3-4)

In this class, we’ll explore a wide variety of grammatical structures and develop more extensive conversational capabilities in day to day situations. After taking this class you’ll walk away with learning how to provide information about sports activities, talk about something that started in the past and continues into the present, talk about actions completed in the past, inquire and provide information about activities in the past, talk about the immediate past, indicate how long ago something happened, provide information about sporting events in the past, inquire about the cost of items, purchase items, inquire about and purchase food products, bargain with vendors over prices, plan a meal discussing food products and quantity, inquire about the purchase of clothing and narrate what happened in the past. Grammatically we’ll cover: elapsed time structures (describing past events); the past tense of regular verbs (with -ar, er and ir endings) as well as basic irregular verbs (such as hacer, ser and ir); and will compose sentences describing past actions and events. We will then learn the past tense of additional irregular verbs, as well as, demonstrative pronouns and present perfect tenses. (Book Chapters 5-6).

In this class, we’ll learn a series of grammatical structures while emphasizing their use in conversation. After taking this class you will learn: how to describe accidents and injuries, talk about habitual actions and describe situations in the past, identify others’ personality traits and states of mind, express conditions that result from a previous action, inquire and provide information about common symptoms and illness, talk about health professionals and the services they provide, visits to medical centers, and treatments and remedies for common ailments. Grammatically, we will learn how to describe physical and mental health issues; use adjectives to express conditions; use the imperfect tense of regular and irregular verbs; and practice using past-tense and imperfect-tense in everyday conversations. We’ll also cover indirect object pronouns, review advanced forms of Ser and Estar, with intensive interactive conversational practice. (Book Chapter 7)