Exploring the Unknown (B1)
Prior to enrolling:
- New students must have tested into B1-level in the Level Placement Test.
- Current students must complete the A2-level and pass the A2-Level Exit Exam.
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Full courses are accessible only to roadmappers.
If you are a roadmapper and would like to enroll into a full course, send an email to [email protected].
If you are a roadmapper and would like to enroll into a full course, send an email to [email protected].
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Course Description
Many Spanish learners struggle with grammar structures they don’t think about but absolutely need to master—such as direct and indirect object pronouns, relative pronouns, the vast uses of "se" and "lo," diminutives and augmentatives, and verbal periphrasis. Exploring the Unknown is a 20-hour group course designed to demystify these tricky concepts and help you apply them accurately and naturally in conversation and writing.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
✔ Confidently use direct, indirect, and double object pronouns in speech and writing
✔ Differentiate and correctly apply relative pronouns such as que, lo que, quien, quienes
✔ Master the many uses of "se" and "lo" to express impersonal statements, reflexivity, and emphasis
✔ Use diminutives and augmentatives to add nuance to descriptions
✔ Apply verbal periphrasis to communicate actions with greater precision
✔ Form and understand complex sentence structures that enhance fluency
✔ Speak, read, and write in all indicative tenses with greater confidence
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
✔ Confidently use direct, indirect, and double object pronouns in speech and writing
✔ Differentiate and correctly apply relative pronouns such as que, lo que, quien, quienes
✔ Master the many uses of "se" and "lo" to express impersonal statements, reflexivity, and emphasis
✔ Use diminutives and augmentatives to add nuance to descriptions
✔ Apply verbal periphrasis to communicate actions with greater precision
✔ Form and understand complex sentence structures that enhance fluency
✔ Speak, read, and write in all indicative tenses with greater confidence
Weekly Topics:
Our immersive communicative approach means you’ll be speaking Spanish from day one. Classes are taught almost entirely in Spanish to maximize your exposure and fluency. We follow a Flipped Classroom model, so you’ll review short materials at home before each session, leaving class time for real conversation and guided practice.
📌 Week 1: Class introductions; express the future using ir + a
📌 Week 2: Learn future tense conjugations and discuss horoscopes & predictions
📌 Week 3: Use future progressive to describe ongoing future events
📌 Week 4: Master future perfect tense while discussing sports
📌 Week 5: Use future tense to express probability & hypotheses
📌 Week 6: Learn conditional tense conjugations and discuss vacation destinations
📌 Week 7: Explore conditional perfect tense and make hypotheses about film and art
📌 Week 8: Compare future vs. conditional tenses while discussing Spanish art
📌 Week 9: Review key differences between future & conditional tenses
📌 Week 10: The technology of the future
📌 Week 2: Learn future tense conjugations and discuss horoscopes & predictions
📌 Week 3: Use future progressive to describe ongoing future events
📌 Week 4: Master future perfect tense while discussing sports
📌 Week 5: Use future tense to express probability & hypotheses
📌 Week 6: Learn conditional tense conjugations and discuss vacation destinations
📌 Week 7: Explore conditional perfect tense and make hypotheses about film and art
📌 Week 8: Compare future vs. conditional tenses while discussing Spanish art
📌 Week 9: Review key differences between future & conditional tenses
📌 Week 10: The technology of the future
Included Materials
All materials are included in your enrollment fee:
- A digital course syllabus with all weekly topics, objectives, homework and solution guides.
- Interactive student materials for all 10 classes.
- A OneNote class notebook for notes, recordings, and collaborative activities.
- Course textbook to use between classes to prepare you for in-class discussions.
What if I Miss a Class?
We understand that life gets busy! If you miss a class, you can easily catch up by:
- Reviewing your class materials and class notes
- Completing the assigned homework per the course syllabus
- Scheduling a private lesson with your instructor to makeup the session
Take Your Learning Further with the Annual Roadmap!
Don’t stop with just one course or wait until the last minute to sign up for your next! Plan ahead and unlock huge benefits by enrolling in our Annual Roadmap Program. By joining this optional program, you’ll gain:
✅ Enrollment into four consecutive semesters of courses
✅ Exclusive access to extra practice materials and guided learning plans
✅ A structured sequence of level exit exams to track and monitor your progress
✅ A structured learning path that ensures steady progress and prevents plateaus
✅ Annual credits for FREE conversational club events throughout the year
Stay on track, gain exclusive benefits, and reach fluency faster with the Annual Roadmap!
✅ Enrollment into four consecutive semesters of courses
✅ Exclusive access to extra practice materials and guided learning plans
✅ A structured sequence of level exit exams to track and monitor your progress
✅ A structured learning path that ensures steady progress and prevents plateaus
✅ Annual credits for FREE conversational club events throughout the year
Stay on track, gain exclusive benefits, and reach fluency faster with the Annual Roadmap!
Join Our Community
At Work-Life Spanish, learning goes far beyond the classroom. Join our vibrant community of learners and native speakers through:
- Conversation Clubs – guided weekly meetups to keep speaking between classes
- Immersion Trips – travel abroad with classmates and practice Spanish in real life
Terms & Enrollment Policies
By enrolling in this course, you agree to the terms of our enrollment policy:
- Adult courses with fewer than four students may be reduced in hours:
- 10 total hours for 1 student
- 15 total hours for 2–3 students
- 20 total hours for 4 or more students
- Students are eligible for a course credit valid for 365 days for the full amount they paid for the course.
This credit is available only to students who withdraw at least 7 days prior to the start of the class.
We are unable to provide cash refunds for student withdrawals. - Once a course has started, same-semester transfers can only be made if the student is in the wrong level.
Same-level transfers, course credits, or refunds will not be allowed once the course has begun.
Student Testimonials
- (Sarah (WLS Website Review)
- Exploring the Unknown really expanded my awareness and knowledge of those structures in Spanish which are not easily translated into English. It was a challenging and fun class and I’m already signed up for the next one! I’m hooked!
Get started!
Take our Placement Test to find your starting level and review the courses or private tutoring options.
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