Spanish for Teens A1.2
IDR 4,500,000 / 30-hour module
About this course
A structured 30-hour A1.2 Spanish course in Bali for teens aged 13-16, with practical communication, small groups, level confirmation, and clear progression.
Turn Beginner Foundations into Real Communication
Spanish for Teens A1.2 helps learners aged 13-16 consolidate their first Spanish foundations and communicate more confidently in familiar situations. Lessons combine practical interaction, structured language development, and age-appropriate cultural discovery.
A1.2 continuation module
30 guided hours
Maximum 12 learners
Complete the A1 Learning Pathway
A focused continuation module for learners who have completed A1.1 or can demonstrate an equivalent starting level.
to 1 February 2027
17:00-18:30
30 guided hours
Maximum 12 learners
A More Confident Way to Use Spanish
A1.2 expands the language introduced in A1.1 and gives teens more opportunities to understand, respond, and express themselves.
Longer interactions
Learners move beyond isolated phrases and take part in connected exchanges about familiar people, places, routines, and plans.
Stronger language control
Vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, listening, reading, and writing are reinforced through meaningful communication tasks.
Relevant teen contexts
Topics connect Spanish with school life, interests, travel, food, places, social plans, and the wider Spanish-speaking world.
Communicate with Greater Range and Confidence
By the end of the module, learners should be increasingly able to manage simple exchanges and understand familiar Spanish with less support.
- Describe routines, people, places, preferences, and recent everyday experiences.
- Ask for and understand simple information in shops, cafés, school, and local environments.
- Make invitations, arrange simple plans, and respond to suggestions.
- Understand the main idea of short messages, conversations, notices, and descriptions.
- Write connected beginner texts such as messages, profiles, plans, and short descriptions.
- Use a broader range of beginner vocabulary and grammar with improving pronunciation.
Completing A1.1 and A1.2 provides the full 60-hour A1 pathway offered by ELE USAL Indonesia. Progress depends on attendance, participation, assessed work, and individual development.
Curriculum Highlights
Six connected areas help learners expand their beginner Spanish and complete the A1 pathway with stronger practical foundations.
Routines and Everyday Experiences
Daily schedules, frequency, time, school life, responsibilities, and talking about familiar recent experiences.
Food and Social Situations
Food preferences, ordering, quantities, cafés, meals, invitations, and useful expressions for shared plans.
Places and Getting Around
Describing neighbourhoods, locating places, asking for directions, transport, and simple travel situations.
Shopping and Personal Choices
Clothing, colours, prices, comparisons, preferences, asking for items, and making simple purchasing decisions.
Plans, Messages, and Descriptions
Arranging activities, writing short messages, understanding notices, and creating connected beginner descriptions.
Culture and Final A1 Task
A guided communication project that integrates the A1 pathway with perspectives from the Spanish-speaking world.
Join at the Right Level
Current A1.1 learners receive priority, while other suitable learners may join after academic level confirmation.
Who Can Join A1.2?
- ELE USAL Indonesia learners progressing from Teens A1.1.
- New learners with suitable evidence of recent A1.1 study.
- Learners who complete the online level check and brief oral assessment.
- Admission remains subject to academic approval and available places.
Certificate of Achievement
Eligible learners receive an internal Certificate of Achievement issued by ELE USAL Indonesia after completing the module requirements.
- At least 80% attendance, unless a justified exception is approved by the Academic Department.
- Satisfactory completion of assessed work.
- Passing final evaluation.
- The certificate is not a DELE or SIELE qualification.
Choose the Payment Structure That Fits Your Family
The A1.2 module contains 30 guided hours. Families can choose the complete module or a ten-class pack.
A1.2 Module Payment
IDR 4,500,000
30 guided hours / IDR 150,000 per hour
- 20 sessions of 90 minutes.
- 11 November 2026-1 February 2027.
- Monday and Wednesday, 17:00-18:30.
- Confirmed Christmas break included.
Ten-Class Pack
IDR 2,250,000
10 classes / 15 guided hours / IDR 150,000 per hour
- Each class lasts 90 minutes.
- A pack covers half of the 30-hour module.
- Level and availability are confirmed before registration.
- Our team confirms payment arrangements for the selected option.
An Additional 20% for the First 30 Students
The opening promotion applies to the first 30 students across all ELE USAL Indonesia courses who complete registration and the required payment. Admission to A1.2 remains subject to level confirmation and available places.
The ordinary registration fee is IDR 250,000. The IDR 3,600,000 opening price includes a 20% discount on the standard IDR 4,500,000 module. Promotional eligibility, academic entry and remaining places are confirmed by the school before payment. Please review our Terms & Conditions.
A Complete A1 Continuation Experience
30 guided hours
Twenty 90-minute sessions delivered twice a week across the confirmed A1.2 calendar.
Integrated language skills
Speaking, listening, reading, writing, vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar continue developing together.
Small-group learning
A maximum of 12 learners supports interaction, collaboration, and individual teacher guidance.
Continuous assessment
Progress is followed through participation, classroom tasks, guided work, and final evaluation.
Cultural perspective
Relevant content connects language learning with contemporary life across the Spanish-speaking world.
Completed A1 pathway
A1.1 and A1.2 together provide the full 60-hour A1 learning pathway offered by the school.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a complete beginner join A1.2?
No. Complete beginners should start with A1.1. A1.2 assumes the learner already has the first beginner foundations and can use basic Spanish in simple supported situations.
How is the entry level confirmed?
Current A1.1 students progress with academic approval. New learners may provide suitable evidence of prior study or complete an online level check followed by a brief oral assessment.
Is there a Christmas break?
Yes. The confirmed A1.2 calendar includes a break from 20 December 2026 to 2 January 2027. The 20 teaching sessions are scheduled around this break.
Does A1.2 complete CEFR level A1?
A1.1 and A1.2 together form the school’s complete 60-hour A1 pathway. Individual achievement still depends on attendance, assessed work, and demonstrated learning outcomes.
Can a learner join after the start date?
Late entry is subject to level suitability, availability, and academic approval. The standard course price still applies, and the team will explain any learning gap and suitable support options before registration.
Does submitting the enquiry form reserve a place?
No. An enquiry is free and does not reserve a place. The team will confirm level, availability, current promotional eligibility, payment options, and the next registration steps.
Is A1.2 the Right Level for Your Teen?
Tell us the learner’s age, previous Spanish study, and current confidence. Our academic team will guide you through level confirmation, availability, payment options, and registration.
Requesting information does not require payment or reserve a place.
Syllabus
A communicative A1.2 Spanish module for teens aged 13-16, building on A1.1 through everyday interaction, integrated language skills, cultural awareness, and a final communication task.
Section 1
Routines and Everyday Experiences
Daily schedules, frequency, time, school life, responsibilities, and talking about familiar recent experiences.
Section 2
Food and Social Situations
Food preferences, ordering, quantities, cafés, meals, invitations, and useful expressions for shared plans.
Section 3
Places and Getting Around
Describing neighbourhoods, locating places, asking for directions, transport, and simple travel situations.
Section 4
Shopping and Personal Choices
Clothing, colours, prices, comparisons, preferences, asking for items, and making simple purchasing decisions.
Section 5
Plans, Messages, and Descriptions
Arranging activities, writing short messages, understanding notices, and creating connected beginner descriptions.
Section 6
Culture and Final A1 Task
A guided communication project integrating the A1 pathway with perspectives from the Spanish-speaking world.