Spanish Language and Culture: Empowering Communities through Education

Our client is a city council in California which governs a city located in the coastal region of the state.

This city council is involved in promoting culture and other recreational activities in their community by offering a range of options related to arts, sports, etc.

In the context of the promotion of the Spanish language and Hispanic culture, the city council wanted to offer their community options to learn beginner Spanish.

They did this by including Spanish in their catalog of programs, both for beginners and individuals wishing to progress their Spanish level.

In the initial stage, the city wanted to focus on young learners because they were more interested in learning Spanish.

The city council selected Comligo for its expertise in Spanish language education and cultural immersion. Here’s why:

Comligo employs native Spanish-speaking teachers from across the Hispanic world

Classes offered by Comligo are 100% live, promoting interaction and effective communication.

Comligo specializes in Spanish language teaching and Hispanic cultural enrichment.

The courses were designed to improve the Spanish level of kids, both to introduce the Spanish language, and advance the Spanish level of those who already had a foundation in Spanish.

The courses also offered them an opportunity to increase their exposure to Spanish culture.

Comligo provided programs and resources tailored to the age of the students, from Elementary to Middle School.

Comligo coordinated and arranged the course schedule, considering the needs of the city council.

Comligo provided assessments and individualized feedback to students.

Students got a solid foundation of Spanish language with this course. They learnt to:

Recognize and use vocabulary for a range of everyday situations.

Understand and apply basic Spanish grammar functions such as verbs, articles, adjectives, etc.

Students perfected their intercultural and communication skills. They learnt to:

Understand different dimensions of Hispanic culture, such as traditions, food, music, etc.

Be tolerant of cultural differences from people from different backgrounds.