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Beginners 1 / Jill's house

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Beginners with no prior Spanish experience
Those who can’t commit to weekly classes (irregular work pattern or child care)
Holiday makers wanting quick language boost
Anyone wanting to refresh their previous basic Spanish skills in a fun, relaxed environment

We cover the same topics as our weekly Beginners 1 class: numbers, greetings, making yourself understood, introductions, basic shopping and days and months.

How We Teach
Our relaxed, friendly classes focus on communication, not perfection. There will be plenty of opportunity for conversations in pairs and small groups, making the learning personal and practical. You will be sure to grow in confidence at your own pace.

 

What's included?
  • Printed materials: workbooks and revision cards to support your learning.
  • Digital resources: Year-long access to our exclusive Virtual Learning Platform, packed with videos and quizzes.
  • Interactive activities to build conversation skills
  • 8 lessons with breaks for lunch and refreshments
  • Lunch, tea, coffee and home-made cake provided
  • A supportive, fun atmosphere to kickstart your French
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Course length: 8 lessons
Teacher: Jill Ingham

    
Beginner - Beginners 1 Course Information
Starting Date: 08/08/2026
Lesson Duration: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Jill's house Enquire for details,
Manchester,
Greater Manchester,
M14 5HN
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Jill Ingham Languages taught:
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Beginner Improver Intermediate Advanced
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About

I am dedicated to offering a personal service to people who want to learn a language. I first got hooked on languages whilst living in Dover, Kent as a child. It was so easy to hop across the Channel to France, Belgium, Holland and beyond. I was fascinated by how each country had its own language, culture and back then, currency. I was good at languages in high school and studied French, German and Italian at university, along with the culture of those countries. I worked as an au pair girl for an actress in Paris, a Count in the Auvergne and on a colonie de vacances in Brittany. What different and fantastic places! Then I just had to add Spanish to the mix and studied it mainly at adult evening class, just like you! I marvelled at the sheer speed of native speakers and the diversity of the French and Spanish speaking worlds. My passion grew so much that I just had to study for a degree in Spanish. This included a term living in the wonderful city of Santiago de Compostela, with its historic cathedral and Galician Celtic traditions. A far cry from the heat and culture of the south – there are so many Spains! I was very lucky to go on to do PhD research in Cuba, such a unique country. I’ve also been a learner like yourselves and found Portuguese a challenge. I have a teaching qualification and have taught Spanish, French and English to adults in various further and higher education contexts, as well as having had a career in exhibitions and tourism. I can’t wait for you to be as thrilled as I was to be able to communicate simple questions and comments to people in Spain and France and understand their replies.