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Classes

Spanish for the Love of It offers in-person Spanish classes in Boulder, CO as well as online

We use the De cabo a rabo - Spanish series as the backbone for all Beginner and Intermediate classes: 

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You'll get to know them intimately over the years, and they will be your best reference materials not only for your current class, but also for when you inevitably need to brush up on concepts from previous classes.

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We use the very same Vocabulario/Gramática as a reference guide for our Advanced classes as well as the new advanced series: 

2025 Schedule (click to expand)

Have a unique request? Don't see a group class that works for you? Let's talk and see what we can come up with!
To learn what content is taught in each level, see Unit-by-Unit scaffolding on our Curriculum page.
When you're ready to join us, it's as easy as 1, 2, 3!
  1. Schedule a brief orientation to reserve your spot in an available class and purchase your books ($50)
  2. Once your class spot is secured, go to our Memberships page and enroll
  3. Show up to the next class session (you could start as early as today!)

Class Breakdown:

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All group classes meet for 60 minutes, once a week (46 weeks/year).

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In addition to offering our regular classes above to help you keep building your general knowledge and skills, we offer a few specialized classes, which can be a great complementary class or a solid stand-alone class if you prefer.

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  • Caffeinated Conversation (free for currently enrolled, in-person students - see schedule for days and times) - Ideal for students at the Beginner 3 level and above. This class has no predetermined topics of conversation and is designed to provide a consistent opportunity for you to talk about daily topics and whatever may be on your mind. This is not intended to be an instructional or even guided class, but rather a dedicated space for organic conversation without the noise and distractions of a public space. Of course there will be complimentary coffee and other drinks provided. 

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  • Coffee and Music (free for currently enrolled, in-person students - see schedule for days and times) - Ideal for musicians and singers, seasoned and beginners alike. This class will be bilingual and we'll not only learn Spanish-language music to jam to, but we'll but also explore the language surrounding music and instrumentation. This is not intended to be an instructional or even guided class, but rather a dedicated space for co-exploration of all things music as it pertains to the Spanish language. So bring your guitar, keyboard, computer, etc. and let's explore the possibilities. Since it is an office space, percussion will have to be very limited. Of course there will be complimentary coffee and other drinks provided. 

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  • Oral Communication 1 - Ideal for students at the Beginner levels. This class gives you extra, and much needed, listening and speaking practice with vocabulary and grammar topics that are tailored to your specific level (if you are in Unit 4 in your regular class, then questions from Units 1-4 will be fair game for you in this class, and if someone else is in Unit 11 in their regular class, then questions from Units 1-11 will be fair game for them, etc.). These topics will be covered mostly through a teacher-driven question-and-answer format, but student-to-student conversation will also be incorporated. While you get some speaking practice in your regular class, it is always specific to the Unit you are currently working on, but this class provides review of all previous Units you have worked on so you can always keep them fresh in your mind and keep your oral communication skills sharp. Keep in mind that one student's speaking practice is another student's listening practice, and this will allow more seasoned beginners the opportunity to model the language for the less seasoned beginners. Regardless of your proficiency level, space will be held for you to speak to your own comfort level.​

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  • Oral Communication 2 - Ideal for students at the Intermediate and Advanced levels. This class format is less teacher-driven and also addresses more complex topics than Oral Communication 1. This class gives you structured listening and speaking practice with topics that will be predetermined, allowing you to prepare ahead of time. These topics will be covered in both conversational and presentational formats. No one will be forced to present if they don't want to (we're all adults here). Keep in mind that one student's speaking practice is another student's listening practice, and this will allow the more experienced students the opportunity to model the language for the less experienced students. Regardless of your proficiency level, space will be held for you to speak to your own comfort level.

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  • Spanish for Healthcare - Ideal for students at Intermediate and Advanced levels who work in healthcare and would like to improve their Spanish as it relates to their professional interactions with patients. Class content will be determined by the needs of those enrolled.

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  • Spanish for Travelers - Ideal for students at the Beginner 2 level and above who would like to focus on vocabulary and phrases that one typically runs into while traveling abroad. The content will be determined by the levels and specific countries of interest of those enrolled.

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  • Advanced Fundamentals - Ideal for students at the Intermediate and Advanced levels who would like to take the opportunity to review the fundamentals of the language from a more advanced perspective. No matter what your background in the language may have been, there are always learning gaps, early concepts that didn't stick or were never taught in the first place, and, as you advance, these fundamentals too often fall through the cracks never to be seen or heard from again. This class is the remedy. In other words, this class offers you the opportunity to learn fundamentals of the language that you didn't know you didn't know.​​​​

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