The Instituto Cervantes has established its 73rd centre and first in India in New Delhi for those wishing to learn or perfect their knowledge of Spanish, the world’s fourth most commonly spoken language and the second language of international communication. “Classes on the other co-official languages in Spain: Catalan, Basque and Galician are also taught,” said Carmen Caffarel, Director, Instituto Cervantes.
The courses are organised in six levels and students enrol at the level most suited to their knowledge of Spanish. There are quarterly, four-monthly, six-monthly, annual and intensive courses. Students with particular requirements can take special courses like business Spanish, scientific Spanish, legal Spanish and Spanish for tourism. Once completed, participants receive an official certificate from the institute.
The Instituto Cervantes also offers you the option to do a Diploma in Spanish as a Foreign Language (DELE). The DELE is the official internationally recognised qualification certifying a student’s knowledge of Spanish as a foreign language. You can also take up distance learning courses as the Instituto Cervantes in its Spanish Virtual Classroom (AVE) offers programmes to learn the language while taking advantage of the possibilities provided by the Internet.
For more information log
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