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Department of Humanities | Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
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This program is for elementary and secondary school teachers, and undergraduates, wishing to improve Spanish oral and written proficiency. [Note that Spanish is not considered a ‘teachable subject’ for professional development program (secondary) application.] It is also for those who want to enhance their Spanish language knowledge for cultural, professional or employment purposes, or who desire official certification of Spanish proficiency. However, the certificate in Spanish language is not meant for native Spanish speakers.

Courses are offered during the day and evening. Additionally, a sequential course offering is scheduled, subject to sufficient enrolment, at the Vancouver campus each term.

Program Requirements

Students successfully complete a total of 30 units, including all of

• SPAN 102-3 Introductory Spanish I
• SPAN 103-3 Introductory Spanish II
• SPAN 201-3 Intermediate Spanish I
• SPAN 202-3 Intermediate Spanish II
• SPAN 204-3 Spanish Vocabulary
• SPAN 302-3 Spanish Conversation Through Cinema
• SPAN 303-3 Spanish Composition, Translation and Conversation
• SPAN 304-3 Advanced Spanish Composition, Translation and Conversation

and two of

• SPAN 301-3 Advanced Spanish Grammar and Writing
• SPAN 305-3 Spanish for Business
• SPAN 306-3 Spanish-English Translation

Exemptions

Exemption of up to 12 units from lower division Spanish language courses (SPAN 102, 103, 201 and 202 only) is possible through advanced placement. Students must demonstrate equivalent preparation. The exempt courses are replaced with credit obtained by

• approved transfer credit for Spanish courses completed at another post-secondary institution (subject to University regulations governing transfer credit approval), up to a maximum of six units

or

• challenge credit for exempted courses (subject to University regulations governing challenge credit approval), up to a maximum of six units

and/or

• successful completion of other Spanish courses at ¶¡ÏãÔ°AV.

Students who hope to gain exemption should consult the Language Training Institute departmental assistant early in their program. Certificate credit may apply toward degree requirements under normal regulations but cannot be applied toward another ¶¡ÏãÔ°AV certificate or diploma.

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