Spanish Language Course

Spanish is the third most spoken language in the world (after Chinese and English), and it's the world's No. 3 language (after Chinese &Hindi) when only native speakers are counted. It is also the second language of the United States, where many radio and TV channels exclusively offer Spanish spoken programs. Spanish is expected to become the first language of 50% of the United States population within 50 years. Spanish is one of the official languages of the United Nations, the European Union and other international organizations. Spanish is used for international communication on political, economical and cultural issues. It is also an important business language, and therefore the most studied foreign language in the non-Hispanic countries of America and Europe. Spanish is one of the easiest foreign languages to learn. Much of its vocabulary is similar to English's, and written Spanish is almost completely phonetic: Look at almost any Spanish word and you can tell how it is pronounced.

Basic Level:

Beginners A1:
Develop ability and confidence in basic (Spanish ) communication in familiar environments and interaction with native speakers in Hispanic countries.

Beginner A2:
Develop the ability to maintain a simple conversation in familiar environments and daily situations, expressing ideas in the present, past and future tenses.

Intermediate Level:

Intermediate B1:
Develop ability in communication and linguistic competency to engage in conversations on no specialist topics.

Special Courses: for schools and colleges. (IB, junior,CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE college etc)

Approximate number of hours per level:

A1: 30
A2: 30
B1: 45

Our own published teaching material As a result of over 8 years' experience, I have developed and produced our own text books and have more books in the pipeline. You'll also work with fresh and continuously updated support materials, including press articles, advertisements, audiovisual materials, etc.
E1-Español .....

Reasons to learn Spanish......
1. Over 400 million other people speak it -- why not you?

2. So you can order dinner in a Mexican restaurant.

3. So you can understand that little Taco Bell dog.

4. Penelope Cruz.

5. looks great on the old resume.

6. Because you want to go to college.

7. Ricky Martin.

8. To expand your cultural horizons (and increase your chances of getting a date).

9. Because your mommy told you to.

10. Because you want to travel to Spain, or Mexico, or California, or Colombia, or Argentina, or

11. Venezuela, or Texas, or Peru, or Chile, or Cuba, or New York, or Ecuador, or Dominican Republic, or El Salvador, or Honduras, or Guatemala, or Nicaragua, or Bolivia, or Costa Rica, or Chicago, or Uruguay, or Puerto Rico, or Panama, or Paraguay or Florida or ...

The importance of Spanish

"More and more companies value employees with a knowledge of Spanish, a language giving access to one of the fastest-growing markets in the world."

If you speak Spanish, you can communicate with almost 500 million people worldwide! Think how many more employment options that gives you! And if you want to take a trip to Spain or Latin America, a little knowledge of Spanish will go a long way.
Spanish statistics………..
Spanish is the world's third most spoken language, after Mandarin Chinese and English, and ranks second in terms of native speakers.

• At the end of the 19th century, 60 million people spoke Spanish. Today, almost 500 million people worldwide speak Spanish!

• Spanish is the mother tongue of approximately 350 million people in 21 countries (Mexico: 98 million, Spain: 39 million, USA: 39 million, Argentina: 35 million, Colombia: 36 million, Venezuela: 22 million, Peru: 20 million…) It is also widely spoken in many more where it is not an official language.

• Hispanic consumers are the fastest-growing market segment in North America. Their population in the USA has grown by 60% in just one decade and their buying power is expected to exceed $926 million by 2007.

• Spanish is the second most used language in international communication, and an official language of the UN and its organisations.

Economic indicator………

29 million US residents above the age of 5 speak Spanish at home. That's approximately 1 of every 10 US residents, an enormous consumer and business-to-business market.

"The world is rapidly becoming multilingual and Arabic and Spanish are both key languages of the future" said language researcher David Graddol, commenting on a recent report presented to the British Council.

No one aware of the changing tides of business could fail to notice that we increasingly operate in global markets. Foreign language fluency is a significant asset for job seekers, as more and more companies trade internationally.

The US Census Bureau reports that the nation's Hispanic population is expected to jump to 49.3 million from 38.2 million by 2015. The 39 million Hispanics currently living in the USA make up 12.5% of the total population. This population growth has increased demand for Spanish language media: radio, television, newspapers, magazines...

Latin American countries are experiencing strong economic growth and becoming important global commercial partners. Newly created Mercosur and the existing free trade agreements between Hispanic countries and North America (ALADI, the Andean Community, CACM, NAFTA, G3), are expected to bring further growth to Latin American economies.

Cultural indicators…….

Latin culture continues to have a global influence on architecture, art and literature. Who isn't familiar with Cervantes 'Don Quijote de la Mancha, the second most translated book after the Bible, which marked its 400th anniversary in 2005 with worldwide celebrations? Who hasn't heard that the most expensive painting ever sold is a Picasso?

Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava continues to make his mark worldwide, with recent and current projects in Sweden, Ireland, Germany, the Olympic campus in Athens and the site of the world trade centre in New York, among others.

Spanish language authors like Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Isabel Allende continue to lead global best seller lists and win international critical acclaim.

Not only is learning Spanish becoming increasingly important in terms of the global economy, it can also play a major role in your own personal development. The Spanish passion for living is contagious and once you start to learn about their language and culture, you won't ever want to stop.

List Of Books....

1. LE Nouvel Espace- 1........ Written by-Guy Capelle & Noelle Gidon
2. LE Nouvel Espace- 2........ Written by-Guy Capelle & Noelle Gidon
3. LE Nouvel Espace- 3........ Written by-Guy Capelle & Noelle Gidon
4. LE Nouveau Sans Frontieres -1 Written by- Philippe Dominique,
5. LE Nouveau Sans Frontieres- 2 Written by- Philippe Dominique
6. Cours de Langue et de civilization Françaises - 1
7. Cours de Langue et de civilization Françaises -2
8. Ensemble 1 & 2 A combined BBC television and radio course for beginners in French. In first of these books it as attempted to introduce the most basic elements of French.
9. Le français et la vie 1 Written by- Gaston Mauger & Maurìce bruézère
10. Le français et la vie 2 Written by- Gaston Mauger & Maurìce bruézère
11. Le français et la vie 3 Written by- Gaston Mauger & Maurìce bruézère
12. Entre Jeunes 1& 2
13. EN ECHANGES
14. Español 2000
15. E1-español
16. Ven2 Libro Del Alumno
17. Encore En échanges
18. Pas a Pas
19. équipe4
20. point De Départ
21. Complete Spanish grammer and Spanish the easy way
22. Le Roberet and Nathan
23. help your child with a Foreign language
24. yoga du visage
25. la france en direct
26. IGCSE French skills
27. la revista de moda
28. tempo 1
29.test d'évaluation de français
30.Bravo
31. Télescope
32.l'inde
33. le français accéléré
34. une priencesse se souvient
35. animo – hable español
36. tri colore 3
37. español en directo
38. sueña
39. Spanish verb and essential of grammar
40. French – how to speak and write it
41. harrap's French
42. spanish grammar

Test DE Evaluación (ESPAÑOL)

Test Spanish

1. ¿Dónde está mi coche?----------------------------------------------

2. ¿Cómo está usted?------------------------------------------------

3. ¿Cuál es tu nombre?------------------------------------------------

4. ¿Por qué estudias español?------------------------------------------------

5. ¿Para qué estudias español?-------------------------------------------------

6. ¿Cuál es la capital de España?--------------------------------------------------

7. ¿Qué tiempo hace?-------------------------------------------------------------------------

8. ¿Qué clima hace?-------------------------------------------------------

9. ¿ Qué vamos a hacer mañana?-----------------------------------------------------

10 ¿ Qué quieres hacer?------------------------------------------------------

11. ¿Qué te parece?-----------------------------------------------------

12. ¿Cómo está el tiempo?----------------------------------------------------

13. ¿ Qué podemos hacer?----------------------------------------------------

14. ¿Cómo está el clima hoy?--------------------------------------------------

15. ¿Dónde está la recepción por favor?------------------------------------------------------- 16. ¿De dónde eres tú?-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

17. ¿Qué desea?------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

18. ¿Cuál es tu trabajo?-------------------------------------------------------

19. ¿Qué estás comiendo?------------------------------------------------------

20. ¿Habla Ud. español?-----------------------------------------------------

21. ¿Siempre estudias?----------------------------------------------------

22. ¿Hay restaurante en el hotel?---------------------------------------------------

23. ¿Cúanto cuesta?------------------------------------------------

24. ¿Hay otro hotel cerca de aquí?--------------------------------------------------

25.¿Dónde ésta la estación de ferrocarril más cerca?--------------------------------------------------------

26. ¿A qué hora llega el tren de Madrid?-------------------------------------------------------

27. ¿A qué hora sale el proximo tren a Sevilla?--------------------------------------------------------

28. ¿Cómo se llama?--------------------------------------------------------

29. ¿Cuántos años tenéis?-----------------------------------------------------

30. ¿De dónde venéis?----------------------------------------------------------

31. ¿Dónde vivéis?-------------------------------------------------------

32.¿Cuál es vuestro dirección?---------------------------------------------------------

33. ¿Cuál es vuestro número de teléfono?34. ¿Que van a tomar?-------------------------------------------------------

35.¿Qué día es hoy?------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

36.¿Qué fecha es hoy?-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

37.¿Es ella puertorriqueña?-------------------------------------------------------

38. ¿Qué puedo hacer por usted?-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

39 . ¿ Su documentación, por favor?------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

40. ¿ Cual es su coche?-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Publication:
Entre Nous
E1-español
Men need to shop too in T.O.I
Has the mirror C-R-A-C-K-E-D
T.O.I
An ethnic-modern d'signer
T.O.I
Etc.

Distance Learning Programmes in Languages : the unfolding of languages

Objectives
To educate & develop necessary competance & skills in the effective language skills , with some of the latest techniques, methods, procedures and the latest technical innovations.

To reach those who either live or are posted in far flung areas of India and have no regular educational facilities.

To provide an opportunity of learning for those who cannot leave their present assignments to join course(s) of their interest on a regular basis due to their preoccupations in office, vocation or business but are seriously interested to learn the techniques of effective knowledge in preferred language.