Intermediate Spanish Classes in Bath
Develop your Spanish beyond beginner level with friendly, small-group conversational classes for adults in Bath.
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Our Intermediate 1 and Intermediate 2 courses are for learners who already have a foundation in Spanish and want to become more confident using the language in real-life conversation.
Across these levels, you will build fluency with past and future tenses, develop wider vocabulary and practise speaking more naturally in a supportive group.
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These classes may suit you if you have previously completed an Beginner (A1) Spanish course, studied Spanish at GCSE or A-Level some time ago, or learnt Spanish through classes, travel or self-study and now want a more structured route forward.
Which intermediate level is right for me?
Intermediate 1 is usually suitable if you have completed a good beginner or A1-level Spanish course, have a past GCSE in Spanish, or can already manage simple conversations but want more confidence with speaking, listening and grammar.
At this level, you will strengthen everyday conversation and begin using past tenses more confidently to talk about experiences, memories, people, routines, food, health, homes, social situations and changes over time.
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Intermediate 2 is usually suitable if you have completed other lower-intermediate (A2) level courses, have a stronger GCSE background, studied A-Level Spanish some time ago, or can already understand and respond in familiar situations.
At this level, you will work towards a more independent use of Spanish, including past and future tenses, opinions, storytelling, advice, complaints, messages, travel anecdotes, relationships, social issues and more abstract conversation.
How our intermediate course pathways work
Our intermediate programme is divided into carefully structured modules, so students can build their Spanish gradually rather than rush through the level.
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Intermediate 1 covers the core A2 level and is divided into five modules. Intermediate 2 covers the core B1 level and is divided into six modules. Each module usually takes two to three terms to complete, depending on the group, allowing plenty of time for revision, conversation practice and consolidation.
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By the end of Intermediate 2, students will have covered a very comprehensive range of grammar, vocabulary and communication skills, taking them towards the standard expected around A-Level Spanish. After Intermediate 2, students usually continue towards our Advanced Spanish classes.
Intermediate 1: building confidence with everyday Spanish
Intermediate 1 helps you move beyond the basics and speak more confidently about your life, experiences, routines, relationships and everyday situations.
1a - Life stories, experiences and everyday conversations
Talk about your relationship with Spanish, your learning experiences, personal achievements and past events.
1b - People, relationships, homes and lifestyle
Describe people, talk about relationships, compare homes and explain preferences about where and how people live.
1c - Social situations, requests, plans and leisure
Practise real-life conversations such as asking for favours, making plans, explaining excuses and talking about leisure activities.
1d - Foods, habits, health and wellbeing
Practise real-life conversations such as asking for favours, making plans, explaining excuses and talking about leisure activities.
Describe people, talk about relationships, compare homes and explain preferences about where and how people live.
1e - Memories and life changes
Compare past and present, describe old habits and talk about how life has changed.
Intermediate 2: towarsd more independent Spanish
Intermediate 2 helps you become more flexible and expressive in Spanish, with stronger conversation skills and a wider range of real-life topics.
2a - Customs, life changes and personal experiences
Discuss social rules, habits, customs, work, life changes and personal stories.
2b - The future, stories and entertainment
Talk about future plans and predictions, then develop storytelling through films, books, television and conversation.
2c - Advice, advertising and speaking up
Practise giving recommendations, describing campaigns, expressing complaints and proposing solutions.
2d - Messages, travel anecdotes and real-life communication
Practise real-life conversations such as asking for favours, making plans, explaining excuses and talking about leisure activities.
2e - Relationships, opinions and describing the world around us
Build confidence discussing feelings, preferences, disagreement, design, descriptions and subjective reactions.
2f - A better world, mysteries and big questions
Use Spanish for debate, hypotheses, uncertainty, social issues and more abstract conversation.
Current Intermediate 1 & 2 classes
Choose an Intermediate 1 or Intermediate 2 class below. If you are new to Todo el Mundo, we recommend taking the level test or booking a trial class before enrolling for the full term.
Try an Intermediate class
Book a trial class to meet the tutor, experience the group and check that this is the right level for you.
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Visit our student information page for full term dates, course book information and venue details.
Try our Intermediate level 1 Spanish class, mornings in Larkhall, Bath
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1 hr 30 min
21 British pounds
Try our Intermediate level 1 Spanish class, evenings in central Bath
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1 hr 30 min
24 British pounds
Try our Intermediate level 2 Spanish class, mornings in Larkhall, Bath
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1 hr 30 min
21 British pounds
Enrol in an Intermediate class
Ready to start? Book your place for the term with a £70 deposit and we’ll send you the next steps after enrolment. Save on advertised course fees by setting up a multi-term direct debit plan after enrolling. ​​
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Visit our student information page for full term dates, course book information and venue details.
Intermediate 2.1a Spanish class, Wednesday daytime in Larkhall Bath
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Intermediate 1.1a Spanish class, Thursday evenings in central Bath
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Intermediate 1.1a Spanish class, Thursday daytime in Larkhall Bath
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How our classes work
Enrolment and fees
Our intermediate Spanish classes are booked by term and follow a structured programme, helping you build your confidence and fluency over time.
​​​New students can book a trial class before enrolling and mid-term joiners are welcome.
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Class fees depend on the level and location of your class. Our multi-term plans offer a discount on the advertised fees.
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View our trial and course online bookings for current class prices. ​Trial classes are charged in full. Online enrolments charge a deposit payment only.
A few weeks after enrolling you can then choose whether to pay the balance of the term in full or spread the cost with a direct debit for a single or multiple terms​
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View our Booking Terms for our cancellations and re-funds policy.​
What's included in the fees
In addition to your weekly class each class has it's own interactive area on our website. Here students access class summaries, homework, extra learning resources and interact with their group.
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Missing class? We also include an extra online group class in your fees each term. Students can also attend another class from our timetable at a similar level (where available) to make up for missed lessons.
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Course books are not included in the class fees. You do not need a copy of the course book to try one of our classes.
Term dates for the year, course book details and information on our online group areas can be found on our Student Information Page.
Not sure whether you are Intermediate 1 or Intermediate 2?
Intermediate levels can be difficult to judge, especially if you have learnt Spanish through a mixture of classes, apps, travel, school Spanish or self-study.
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The level test helps us understand your grammar and vocabulary, while a trial class helps us check your speaking, listening and confidence in a group setting. Please do contact us directly if you are unsure.​
Other ways to develop your Spanish
Private tuition: For adults who want extra support, flexible lesson times, conversation practice or help preparing for GCSE, A-Level or DELE exams.
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Advanced Spanish classes: For confident learners ready for more complex discussion, opinions, culture and fluency-building.
Take your Spanish beyond the classroom
Learning Spanish is about more than grammar and vocabulary. We also offer cultural and social opportunities to help students connect with the language in real life.
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Discover Spanish language and culture through an immersive travel experience in Castilla y León curated by one of our experienced teachers with ties to the re.
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Or closer to home, join our occasional social and cultural events for Spanish learners in Bath.
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Intermediate
FAQ
¿Do I need to have studied with Todo el Mundo before joining? No. New students can join from another course, self-study, school Spanish, university study, apps or previous experience if the level is suitable.
¿What is the difference between Intermediate 1 and Intermediate 2? Intermediate 1 is usually better if you are moving beyond beginner Spanish and want to strengthen everyday communication and past tenses. Intermediate 2 is for learners who can already hold simple conversations and want to discuss wider topics with more independence.
¿What if I am not sure of my level? Please take the level test before booking or choose a trial class where available. This helps us recommend the most suitable group.
¿Will I need to speak Spanish in class? Yes, but you will be supported. Intermediate classes include pair work, group activities and guided conversation, so you can build confidence gradually.
¿Can I join after the start of term? Often, yes. Mid-term joiners are welcome where suitable spaces are available and only pay for the remaining weeks of term.
¿What if I miss a class? You may be able to attend a suitable alternative class or extra online session where available. Please check the student information page for current arrangements.
¿What comes after Intermediate 2? Students usually continue towards Advanced Spanish, where the focus moves towards richer discussion, fluency, culture, opinions and more complex language.