Intermediate Spanish IV

Looking for “what’s next” in Spanish? Want to strengthen your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills? Review and solidify your command of grammar fundamentals in this intermediate-level Spanish course. Have fun learning with others in an engaging and organized environment.

Intermediate Spanish’s class work and activities conducted entirely in Spanish – an integrated, communicative approach designed to develop and strengthen all facets of your language skills. Hay cortometrajes, temas culturales, lectura, gramatica, conversacion y un sinfin de actividades. Todo dirigido a ti y a tu aprendizaje. Aprendamos y disfrutamos juntos!

*Ordering note: Do not purchase materials from other stores. Passcodes for VHL’s online resources are required and are only available through Vista Higher Learning. vistahigherlearning.com/schools/wiscconted/

Instructors

Karen Woelfle-Potter, MBA

Karen’s professional passion is to help people expand and apply their knowledge and achieve their learning goals. Drawing upon her years of experience as an international business and learning consultant, Karen now teaches Spanish in the Languages Programs at UWM-SCE. ... read more

Torrey Lauer

Torrey Lauer has traveled throughout Western Europe, the Caribbean, Mexico and Costa Rica, but it was Madrid, Spain, that captivated him.  His short time studying abroad in Madrid further fueled his desire to learn more, which lead and culminated in an ... read more

Benefits and Learning Outcomes

• Review prepositions, pero vs sino.
• Learn to conjugate the past perfect, past perfect subjunctive, future perfect and conditional perfect.
• Practice each of the verb tenses through speaking, listening and writing exercises.
• Explore uses of the infinitive form of verbs.
• Use transitional expressions.
• Find the passive voice, and use negative and affirmative expressions.
• Review indicative and subjunctive.

Prerequisites

Intermediate Spanish III or equivalent experience.

Notes

This is a noncredit enrichment program. Progress and courses completed are marked by Continuing Education Units. CEUs are not transferable to college or university transcripts.