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This is a '''disambiguation page''' for [[w:en:Spanish language|Spanish language]] courses. It is operated by teachers from [[Topic:Spanish|Spanish Language Division]]. It offers courses and projects of Spanish for "foreign learners" (SFL), but also for "native speakers" (SNS). Courses are divided into six categories. They are numbered and they may reflect [[w:en:Common European Framework of Reference for Languages|Common European Framework of Reference for Languages]]. The exact categorization wasn’t already established. If you are not sure about your level of knowledge, you can ask one of these teachers to test you: [[Topic:Spanish/Active Participants#Spanish Language Teachers|teacher list]].
This is a '''disambiguation page''' for [[w:en:Spanish language|Spanish language]] courses. It is operated by teachers from [[Topic:Spanish|Spanish Language Division]]. It offers courses and projects of Spanish for "foreign learners" (SFL), but also for "native speakers" (SNS). Courses are divided into six categories. They are numbered and they may reflect [[w:en:Common European Framework of Reference for Languages|Common European Framework of Reference for Languages]]. The exact categorization wasn’t already established. If you are not sure about your level of knowledge, you can ask one of these teachers to test you: [[Topic:Spanish/Active Participants#Spanish Language Teachers|teacher list]].

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< Topic:Spanish

This is a disambiguation page for Spanish language courses. It is operated by teachers from Spanish Language Division. It offers courses and projects of Spanish for "foreign learners" (SFL), but also for "native speakers" (SNS). Courses are divided into six categories. They are numbered and they may reflect Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. The exact categorization wasn’t already established. If you are not sure about your level of knowledge, you can ask one of these teachers to test you: teacher list.

Important: note that for one level, more courses may be offered. They are about the same topic, but using different methodology.

Note: if you would like to help visit the Spanish Language Divison and/or Spanish: An Introduction/Teaching tools.

Spanish for Native Speakers

  • …

Spanish for Foreign Learners

  • Spanish 2 - lower-intermediate
  • Spanish 3 - intermediate
    • …
  • Spanish 4 - upper-intermediate
    • …
  • Spanish 5 - advance
    • …
  • Spanish 6 - upper-advance
    • …

Projects