Spanish (ELE - Español como Lengua Extranjera) Classes: These are classes for students who do not speak Spanish as their native language. Purpose: To help learners communicate effectively in Spanish in real-life situations. Content includes: Grammar (basic to advanced) Practical vocabulary (e.g. food, travel, health) Listening and reading comprehension Speaking and writing skills Cultural aspects of Spanish-speaking countries Courses follow the CEFR levels (A1 to C2). English Classes: These classes aim to teach English to both native and non-native speakers, depending on the context (often as a second language in non-English-speaking countries). Purpose: To develop full communicative competence in English. Content includes: Grammar (tenses, sentence structure, etc.) Thematic vocabulary Listening and reading comprehension Speaking and writing skills Pronunciation and intonation English-speaking cultures Also organized by CEFR levels (A1 to C2), and may have academic, professional, or social purposes.