COCM10 Tourism Exam Preparation | don Quijote

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Our Spanish for Tourism exam preparation will help you get your Madrid Chamber of Commerce certification to boost your career in the Tourism industry COCM10 Tourism Exam Preparation
10 CLASSES/WEEK
SMALL GROUPS MAX 8
CLASS DURATION 55 MINUTES
LEVELS B2 - C2
START DATES: 1ST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH
PROGRAM DURATION 1-4 WEEKS
MINIMUM AGE 18

Spanish for tourism certificate preparation course

STUDENT PROFILE

This program is tailored for foreign students with a B2 level or higher in Spanish who are eager to refine their language skills for the tourism and hospitality industry. Ideal candidates include aspiring or current professionals, such as travel agents, hotel staff, tour guides, and event organizers, seeking to enhance their expertise in industry-specific terminology and cultural nuances.

Students are motivated to achieve fluency in handling professional scenarios while living and learning in Spain, immersing themselves in its vibrant culture and real-world tourism environment. The program provides targeted preparation to excel in the Spanish for Tourism certification exam.

BENEFITS

The Spanish for Tourism Certificate Exam Preparation Program offers invaluable benefits for students aiming to excel in the tourism and hospitality sector. By focusing on industry-specific Spanish, you will refine your communication skills, master essential vocabulary, and gain the cultural knowledge needed to thrive in professional settings. Taking place in Spain, this program immerses you in the country’s rich culture and dynamic tourism environment, providing authentic and practical language learning experiences.

With 10 group lessons per week and a maximum of 8 students per class, the program ensures personalized attention and interactive learning. Through engaging activities and real-world scenarios, you’ll build confidence in managing client interactions and handling tourism-related tasks in Spanish, all while preparing for the certification exam. This program is the perfect opportunity to combine language improvement with career advancement in one of the world’s top tourist destinations.

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My favorite part of this learning experience was having my morning coffee by the Mediterranean Sea. I´m passionate about architecture so I enjoyed strolling around Barcelona and discovering the different ways the city was built. The food and the wine were incredible. The courses are well organized and the teachers helped me any time I had questions or concerns. 

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Valencia was the perfect place to study Spanish! After class, I loved exploring the city’s historic streets or relaxing by the beach while reviewing my notes. The teachers were fantastic—knowledgeable, patient, and engaging. The small class sizes made it easy to participate and practice, especially with the focus on tourism vocabulary. I feel much more confident using Spanish in professional settings now. Highly recommend both the program and the city!

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Studying in Madrid was an amazing experience! After class, I spent my time discovering the city’s art, culture, and incredible food while going over my lessons. The teachers were fantastic—very knowledgeable and always made the classes interactive and fun. I learned so much, especially the tourism-specific vocabulary, and I feel much more prepared for my career. Madrid is the perfect place to improve your Spanish while enjoying everything the city has to offer. I highly recommend it!

IRINA (STUDENT - MADRID)

Tenerife was the perfect place to study Spanish! I loved combining classes with time spent at the beach. The teachers were great, and the focus on tourism vocabulary was really helpful. I feel much more confident now. I loved the experience!

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Spanish formal commands: affirmative and negative

On the other hand, the Spanish formal command is the one used to speak in a more polite way with people you don't know or respect. For this form, the third person of the present subjunctive is used for both the affirmative and negative forms with the pronoun “usted”.

Here are examples with the verbs above:

  • Hable (usted) E.g. Hable más alto (Speak up)
  • Cante (usted) E.g. Cante por la mañana (Sing in the morning)
  • Coma (usted) E.g. Coma esta manzana (Eat this apple)
  • Beba (usted) E.g. Beba agua en verano (Drink water in the summer)
  • Escriba (usted) E.g. Escriba al presidente (Write to the president)
  • No sea (usted) E.g. No sea tan duro consigo mismo (Don't be so hard on yourself)
  • No haga (usted) E.g. No haga cometarios inapropiados (Don't make inappropriate comments)

These are just a few conjugations with common Spanish verbs, but there are many more, regular and irregular, that you can start using the Spanish commands. Do you have any doubts? Sign up for an intensive Spanish course with don Quijote and get the most out of the language.

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