Spanish for Tourism A1.1
IDR 4,500,000 / 30-hour module
About this course
A practical 30-hour beginner Spanish course in Bali for tourism and hospitality, with small groups, role plays, and morning or evening schedules.
Welcome Spanish-Speaking Guests with Confidence
Spanish for Tourism A1.1 is a practical beginner course for adults who want to communicate more effectively with Spanish-speaking visitors, guests, clients, and colleagues.
Build essential Spanish foundations through tourism-focused role plays, service situations, and a practical final task. Choose a morning or evening group with the same 30-hour academic programme.
Beginner A1.1
30 guided hours
Maximum 12 learners
Practical Spanish for Bali’s International Service Environment
A structured first module connecting beginner Spanish with the communication needs of tourism, hospitality, food and beverage, and visitor services.
30 guided hours
A Communicative, Task-Based Approach
Lessons combine clear beginner language development with realistic service interactions, helping learners build Spanish they can apply beyond the classroom.
Tourism Role Plays
Practise greeting guests, giving basic information, handling simple requests, and responding appropriately in familiar service situations.
Useful Language Foundations
Develop essential vocabulary, pronunciation, listening, and beginner structures through tourism and hospitality contexts.
Practical Final Task
Bring the course together through a guided scenario requiring clear, courteous, and purposeful beginner communication.
What You Will Learn to Do
By the end of A1.1, learners should be increasingly able to:
- Welcome guests and introduce themselves and their role.
- Ask for and confirm basic personal, booking, and contact information.
- Use numbers, dates, times, prices, and simple service expressions.
- Describe basic facilities, locations, schedules, and available services.
- Give simple directions and make straightforward local recommendations.
- Understand and respond to common requests with appropriate support.
This is a beginner language course with a tourism focus. It develops practical foundations rather than promising full professional fluency after one module.
Curriculum Highlights
Six connected areas build essential A1.1 communication for common visitor and hospitality situations.
Welcoming and First Contact
Greetings, introductions, roles, countries, languages, spelling, numbers, courtesy expressions, and basic guest interaction.
Bookings and Accommodation
Names, contact details, dates, times, room types, facilities, simple booking information, and confirming essential details.
Places, Directions, and Transport
Locations, neighbourhood services, landmarks, transport, schedules, simple directions, and local recommendations.
Food and Beverage Basics
Meals, drinks, menus, quantities, prices, preferences, ordering, and simple restaurant or café exchanges.
Requests and Service Support
Understanding common needs, offering basic help, checking information, clarifying simple requests, and maintaining courteous communication.
Culture and Final Service Task
A practical role-play task integrating beginner Spanish, intercultural awareness, and a realistic tourism or hospitality scenario.
Who Is This Course For?
Adults aged 17+ beginning Spanish for work or personal development in tourism, hospitality, food and beverage, travel, events, transport, retail, and related services.
No previous Spanish is required. Learners with prior knowledge can request placement guidance.
Need a Custom Group?
Hotels, restaurants, tourism operators, and other organisations may request a needs-based programme for their team.
Objectives, group profile, delivery, schedule, and fees are confirmed through a separate consultation and proposal.
Choose Your A1.1 Schedule
Both groups complete the same 30-hour tourism-focused module. Places are limited to a maximum of 12 learners per group.
Tuesday & Thursday
Time: 10:00-12:00
Dates: 1 September-20 October 2026
Format: 15 sessions of 2 hours
Monday & Wednesday
Time: 18:30-20:30
Dates: 2 September-21 October 2026
Format: 15 sessions of 2 hours
Course Fees
Choose the 30-hour A1.1 module, the complete Tourism A1 bundle, or a five-class pack for your preferred group.
Spanish for Tourism A1.1
IDR 4,500,000
30 guided hours / IDR 150,000 per hour
Full Tourism A1 Bundle
IDR 8,100,000
A1.1 + A1.2 / 60 guided hours / IDR 135,000 per hour
- Separate modules: IDR 9,000,000.
- Save IDR 900,000: the 10% bundle discount is already included.
Five-Class Pack
IDR 1,500,000
5 classes / 10 guided hours / IDR 150,000 per hour
- Each class lasts two hours.
- Same pack price for morning and evening groups.
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. Promotional availability is confirmed by the school before payment.
The ordinary registration fee is IDR 250,000. For eligible students, the additional 20% opening discount is applied to the module price or to the already-discounted IDR 8,100,000 bundle, giving IDR 6,480,000. Please review our Terms & Conditions.
A Complete Beginner Tourism Module
30 guided hours
Fifteen two-hour sessions with structured beginner learning and practical service-focused communication.
Integrated language skills
Speaking, listening, reading, writing, vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar develop together.
Small-group learning
A maximum of 12 learners supports interaction, role play, collaboration, and teacher guidance.
Continuous assessment
Progress is followed through participation, classroom tasks, guided work, and final evaluation.
Practical final task
A guided tourism or hospitality scenario brings together the communication developed during the module.
School certification
Eligible learners may receive an ELE USAL Indonesia Certificate of Achievement after meeting the applicable requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need previous Spanish knowledge?
No. A1.1 is designed for complete or near beginners. If you have studied before, the team can guide you towards the most suitable starting level.
Do I need to work in tourism?
No. The course is open to adults interested in practical beginner Spanish, although its vocabulary, scenarios, and final task focus on tourism and hospitality communication.
Are the morning and evening groups different courses?
No. They are schedule variants of the same 30-hour A1.1 module and share the same academic objectives.
Can an organisation enrol a team?
Organisations may request customised training. The school first confirms needs, participant profile, objectives, delivery, schedule, and a separate proposal.
Can I reserve A1.1 and A1.2 together?
Yes. The Full A1 bundle covers both modules. Progression to A1.2 remains subject to attendance, assessed work, and academic criteria.
Does an enquiry reserve a place?
No. An enquiry is free and does not reserve a place. The team confirms the selected group, availability, current promotional eligibility, and registration steps.
Ready to Start Spanish for Tourism A1.1?
Tell us your preferred schedule, professional context, and previous Spanish experience. Our team will help with availability, payment options, and registration.
Requesting information does not require payment or reserve a place.
Syllabus
Beginner Spanish for tourism and hospitality through role plays, service situations, and a practical final task.
Section 1
Welcoming and First Contact
Greetings, introductions, roles, countries, languages, spelling, numbers, courtesy expressions, and basic guest interaction.
Section 2
Bookings and Accommodation
Names, contact details, dates, times, room types, facilities, simple booking information, and confirming essential details.
Section 3
Places, Directions, and Transport
Locations, neighbourhood services, landmarks, transport, schedules, simple directions, and local recommendations.
Section 4
Food and Beverage Basics
Meals, drinks, menus, quantities, prices, preferences, ordering, and simple restaurant or café exchanges.
Section 5
Requests and Service Support
Understanding common needs, offering basic help, checking information, clarifying simple requests, and maintaining courteous communication.
Section 6
Culture and Final Service Task
A practical role-play task integrating beginner Spanish, intercultural awareness, and a realistic tourism or hospitality scenario.