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Tricky one, as the start of the beginner’s course is very basic - it is for complete beginners in Spanish. Half way through though, Matthew starts explaining more complicated grammar concepts, such as the preterite and imperfect tenses. The story conversations are challenging from the very start, as it's not feasible to have a normal conversation without using a variety of tenses, however we provide a list of word translations on every page to help beginners understand the conversation, even if they will need to look up a few words themselves in a dictionary, (don't want to make it too easy).
We are not sure exactly when our intermediate course will be ready. We are going to work on it full time in the New Year, but like the beginners course, there is a huge amount of content to put in. We are hoping that it will launch at the end of February, but can't guarantee it.
Although we are going to offer the intermediate to advanced as a separate course, there will be the opportunity of joining both courses for a full year at a reduced price - and we are going to offer a lifetime membership package, as we intend to continually add new content and ongoing support to our members.
Those who have joined the beginner’s course for 6 months can then take the intermediate to advanced course at a favourable rate, so if you are eager to start, I would suggest you join now and when our next course is available pay the discounted difference and have access to both.
Whatever you choose, we will make sure that you won't lose out financially by joining now rather than joining when both courses are available.
I will do the same for the list of words, so you can hear how they are pronounced, and read the translation on the page - plus I will be adding them to the member's exercises, so they can download and practise them in the free flipcard programme to increase their Spanish vocabulary.
