Spanish for Tourism A1.2
IDR 4,500,000 / 30-hour module
About this course
A practical 30-hour A1.2 Spanish course in Bali for adults continuing tourism and hospitality communication, with two schedules and level guidance.
Deliver a More Complete Guest Experience in Spanish
Spanish for Tourism A1.2 helps adult learners build on their first foundations and communicate with greater confidence across familiar tourism and hospitality situations.
Extend your ability to welcome visitors, manage essential information, make recommendations, and respond to common service needs through practical role plays and an integrated final task.
A1.2 continuation
30 guided hours
Maximum 12 learners
Complete the Tourism A1 Pathway
A focused continuation module for learners who have completed Spanish for Tourism A1.1 or can demonstrate an equivalent starting level.
30 guided hours
Communicate with Greater Range and Confidence
A1.2 expands the beginner language developed in A1.1 and gives learners more opportunities to manage connected service situations with less support.
Extended Role Plays
Connect several stages of a guest interaction, ask follow-up questions, confirm details, and keep simple exchanges moving.
Practical Problem Solving
Understand common needs, clarify simple issues, offer basic alternatives, and respond courteously within beginner ability.
Integrated Final Scenario
Bring the module together through a guided tourism or hospitality task combining information, recommendations, and service support.
Handle More Connected Visitor Interactions
By the end of the module, learners should be increasingly able to:
- Confirm and update simple booking, schedule, and contact information.
- Explain basic facilities, services, options, and everyday procedures.
- Give directions and make straightforward recommendations based on visitor preferences.
- Manage simple food, beverage, shopping, and transport exchanges.
- Understand common service requests and respond with basic help or alternatives.
- Use beginner communication strategies when information is unclear or incomplete.
A1.1 and A1.2 together form the school’s 60-hour Tourism A1 pathway. This beginner programme strengthens practical communication but does not promise full professional fluency.
Curriculum Highlights
Six integrated areas consolidate the A1.1 foundations and complete a practical beginner pathway for tourism and hospitality.
Reconnecting with Guest Service
Review greetings, roles, essential guest information, courtesy, questions, numbers, dates, times, and service expressions.
Reservations and Guest Journeys
Confirming details, arrivals, departures, facilities, schedules, simple procedures, changes, and connected accommodation interactions.
Recommendations and Itineraries
Visitor interests, local attractions, transport, opening times, directions, simple plans, and personalised recommendations.
Food, Shopping, and Experiences
Menus, preferences, dietary information, quantities, prices, purchases, bookings, and practical leisure activities.
Requests, Issues, and Solutions
Clarifying needs, checking information, recognising simple problems, apologising, offering basic alternatives, and seeking support.
Culture and Final Service Scenario
An integrated role-play connecting beginner Spanish, intercultural awareness, and several stages of a realistic visitor interaction.
Continue from Tourism A1.1
Students completing Spanish for Tourism A1.1 receive priority for the corresponding A1.2 group, subject to academic progression and available places.
Progression depends on attendance, satisfactory assessed work, and the school’s academic criteria.
Confirm an Equivalent Level
Remaining places may be offered to adults with suitable beginner Spanish developed through another course or experience.
Level confirmation may include an online written placement test and a brief oral assessment with the academic team or teacher.
Choose Your A1.2 Schedule
Both groups complete the same 30-hour module. Admission is subject to level confirmation and available places.
Tuesday & Thursday
Time: 10:00-12:00
Dates: 22 October-10 December 2026
Format: 15 sessions of 2 hours
Monday & Wednesday
Time: 18:30-20:30
Dates: 26 October-14 December 2026
Format: 15 sessions of 2 hours
Choose the Payment Structure That Fits You
The A1.2 module contains 30 guided hours. Choose the complete module or a five-class pack for your preferred group.
A1.2 Module Payment
IDR 4,500,000
30 guided hours / IDR 150,000 per hour
- 15 classes of two hours.
- Same price for morning and evening groups.
- Maximum 12 learners per group.
- Level and availability confirmed before registration.
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.
- A pack covers part of the programme, not the full 30-hour module.
- Our team confirms the selected group and payment arrangements.
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 Tourism A1 Continuation Module
30 guided hours
Fifteen two-hour sessions with structured continuation learning and practical service communication.
Integrated language skills
Speaking, listening, reading, writing, vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar develop together.
Small-group learning
A maximum of 12 learners supports interaction, extended role play, collaboration, and teacher guidance.
Continuous assessment
Progress is followed through participation, classroom tasks, guided work, and final evaluation.
Integrated final scenario
A guided visitor-service task brings together the communication developed across A1.1 and A1.2.
School certification
Eligible learners may receive an ELE USAL Indonesia Certificate of Achievement after meeting the applicable requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I join if I studied A1.1 somewhere else?
Yes, subject to available places and confirmation that your Spanish matches the required starting level. The school may request evidence or recommend its placement process.
Do I need to work in tourism?
No. The course is open to adults with an appropriate starting level, although the vocabulary, role plays, and final task focus on tourism and hospitality.
Are the morning and evening groups equivalent?
Yes. They are schedule variants of the same 30-hour A1.2 module and share the same academic objectives.
Does A1.2 complete the Tourism A1 pathway?
A1.1 and A1.2 together form the school’s 60-hour Tourism A1 pathway. Individual achievement depends on attendance, assessed work, and demonstrated learning outcomes.
Can an organisation request this course for its team?
Yes. Custom groups require a separate needs assessment and proposal covering objectives, participant level, delivery, schedule, and fees.
Does an enquiry reserve a place?
No. An enquiry is free and does not reserve a place. The team confirms level, group availability, current promotional eligibility, and registration steps.
Is Spanish for Tourism A1.2 Right for You?
Tell us about your previous Spanish study, professional context, and preferred schedule. Our academic team will guide you through level confirmation, availability, and payment options.
Requesting information does not require payment or reserve a place.
Syllabus
Continue beginner Spanish for tourism through extended role plays, service support, recommendations, and a final scenario.
Section 1
Reconnecting with Guest Service
Review greetings, roles, essential guest information, courtesy, questions, numbers, dates, times, and service expressions.
Section 2
Reservations and Guest Journeys
Confirming details, arrivals, departures, facilities, schedules, simple procedures, changes, and connected accommodation interactions.
Section 3
Recommendations and Itineraries
Visitor interests, local attractions, transport, opening times, directions, simple plans, and personalised recommendations.
Section 4
Food, Shopping, and Experiences
Menus, preferences, dietary information, quantities, prices, purchases, bookings, and practical leisure activities.
Section 5
Requests, Issues, and Solutions
Clarifying needs, checking information, recognising simple problems, apologising, offering basic alternatives, and seeking support.
Section 6
Culture and Final Service Scenario
An integrated role-play connecting beginner Spanish, intercultural awareness, and several stages of a realistic visitor interaction.