This Computer Spanish - online Spanish course is designed to extend your IT and computer vocabulary. By preventing you from mixing up different terms like guardar (to save) and borrar (to delete), it will also prevent you getting frustrated in front of your computer screen.
Recommended level
B1. The following online placement test will allow you to evaluate your existing level of Spanish.
| Lesson 1 | IT basics |
| Lesson 2 | Computers and their components |
| Lesson 3 | Printers and their features |
| Lesson 4 | The internet world |
| Lesson 5 | Back-up copies |
| Lesson 6 | Contracts and agreed services |
| Lesson 7 | Problems and technical support |
| Lesson 8 | Summary |
| Lesson 9 | Final test |
Dialogue
A listening comprehension followed by a text to introduce each lesson.
Reading
Reading a technical text to deepen subject knowledge.
Exercises
A variety of exercises to enhance your language skills for effective professional communication in the business world, as well as grammar.
Vocabulary
A glossary containing all the most relevant words and phrases from each lesson. With our Vocabulary Trainer, you can practise and improve your professional vocabulary from the course, even when you're on the go.
Videos
Videos to practise and improve your listening skills for professional scenarios in real life with European Spanish and Latin American Spanish speakers.
Audios
Audio files to practise and improve your listening skills for a professional environment with native Spanish speakers.
Lengalia offers Spanish courses at 6 different levels based on the recommendations of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Students who pass the final test in a course will receive a certificate of proficiency detailing their level of attainment. These certificates are widely accepted throughout the world.
CEFR International Language Standards
Launched in 2001, the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is a widely accepted standard for describing language ability in Europe and, increasingly, beyond. The CEFR levels have identified three main types of learner – Basic, Independent, and Proficient – each of which is subdivided into two levels, creating a total of six – A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2. The recommendations contained within the CEFR aim to facilitate transparency and comparability in the provision of language education and qualifications across different countries.
Upon successful completion of this course, you will broaden your vocabulary and learn technical IT expressions and terms, such as components and computer programs, internet programs, problems and technical support, back-up copies and much more.
As soon as you have passed the final test, you will be awarded the course certificate.
LEARNING THROUGH LISTENING
Learning new vocabulary can be both fun and simple if you use the right vocabulary strategies. Using our Vocabulary 2go is the fastest and most powerful way to learn Spanish vocabulary, idioms and useful, everyday expressions. Simply download the audio files from the course and start having fun whilst learning Spanish anywhere, they even work without an internet connection.
SPACED REPETITION SYSTEM (SRS)
Do you find it difficult to learn and remember new vocabulary? The Lengalia Vocabulary Trainer keeps track of what you forget and what you remember. Just put some time in every day and let the software handle the rest. It’s ideal for all learners who want to practise their vocabulary whilst on the go, using a smartphone or ipad, etc.
For self-study: Grammar, Professional Spanish, Vocabulary & Travel.
