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The Spanish economy: history,
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"(...) the apprehension of the cultural soul of what is Spanish will never be complete if the economic dimension is not included in the analysis of the other elements that outline this cultural universe." (Felices Lago, 2000, s/p).
Spain's economy is the fourth largest in the EU and the fourteenth worldwide in nominal terms. In relative terms or purchasing power parity, it is also among the largest in the world. According to a report by The Economist in 2005, Spain was the 10th country in the world with the highest quality of life. As in the economy of all European countries, the tertiary sector or service sector is the one that has the greatest weight.
In 2014 GDP grew again, at 1.4%. The number of unemployed peaked at 5.77 million in February 2014 and decreased the rest of the year by 446,000 people. In 2015, the Spanish economy consolidated the recovery process that began in 2013, with real GDP registering an expansionary trajectory. For the year as a whole, GDP grew 3.2%, above the GDP of the euro zone (2%). Spain is a gateway to Spanish-speaking countries, since it is the only Spanish-speaking country in the European Union and enjoys good relations with other countries.
The importance of Spanish makes it key to international relations and that is why business Spanish is increasingly in demand. Speaking Spanish and knowing your culture, Spanish and/or Hispanic, opens the doors to many markets and job opportunities.
Twenty years in the business world in leading sectors for international companies such as Grupo Mondragón, Mercedes Benz, Siemens, Talgo, etc. make me a person with field experience. I know this world and I can provide you with knowledge, not only of the language but of everything necessary to achieve effective and successful communication.
In this sense, the subject Spanish Economy offers an overview of the characteristics, history, most important moments and international relevance of the Spanish economy and its relationship with Spanish for business. Students who receive this course will be able to have a real approach to the Spanish economic context while increasing their lexical register.
Spain's economy is the fourth largest in the EU and the fourteenth worldwide in nominal terms. In relative terms or purchasing power parity, it is also among the largest in the world. According to a report by The Economist in 2005, Spain was the 10th country in the world with the highest quality of life. As in the economy of all European countries, the tertiary sector or service sector is the one that has the greatest weight.
In 2014 GDP grew again, at 1.4%. The number of unemployed peaked at 5.77 million in February 2014 and decreased the rest of the year by 446,000 people. In 2015, the Spanish economy consolidated the recovery process that began in 2013, with real GDP registering an expansionary trajectory. For the year as a whole, GDP grew 3.2%, above the GDP of the euro zone (2%). Spain is a gateway to Spanish-speaking countries, since it is the only Spanish-speaking country in the European Union and enjoys good relations with other countries.
The importance of Spanish makes it key to international relations and that is why business Spanish is increasingly in demand. Speaking Spanish and knowing your culture, Spanish and/or Hispanic, opens the doors to many markets and job opportunities.
Twenty years in the business world in leading sectors for international companies such as Grupo Mondragón, Mercedes Benz, Siemens, Talgo, etc. make me a person with field experience. I know this world and I can provide you with knowledge, not only of the language but of everything necessary to achieve effective and successful communication.
In this sense, the subject Spanish Economy offers an overview of the characteristics, history, most important moments and international relevance of the Spanish economy and its relationship with Spanish for business. Students who receive this course will be able to have a real approach to the Spanish economic context while increasing their lexical register.
Location
At teacher's location :
- 长春市人事局, Changchun, Jilin, China
Online from China
About Me
I am a teacher of Cuban nationality.
I have more than 15 years of experience teaching Spanish as a foreign language.
I have experience teaching online through platforms such as Teams/meet.
My classes are dynamic, with a communicative focus and promote oral, written and dialogue production in the student, always in the Spanish language.
I have more than 15 years of experience teaching Spanish as a foreign language.
I have experience teaching online through platforms such as Teams/meet.
My classes are dynamic, with a communicative focus and promote oral, written and dialogue production in the student, always in the Spanish language.
Education
Diploma: Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language. University of Havana. 2018-2019.
Doctor in Educational Sciences. (Accredited of Excellence)
“Hermanos Saíz Montes de Oca” University of Pinar del Río, 2013-2017
Master in Educational Sciences. (Accredited of Excellence)
“Hermanos Saíz Montes de Oca” University of Pinar del Río, 2011-2014
Specialist in University Teaching in Social-Community Manager Training.
University of Havana, 2006-2008
Diplomat:
Training of the Social-Community Manager. University of Havana. 2008-2008.
Use of Technologies in Distance Education. University of Havana. 2007-2007.
Development and International Relations. FLACSO. University of Havana. 2007-2007.
Didactics of Higher Education. Higher Education Sciences Study Center. University of Pinar del Río.
2003-2003.
Doctor in Educational Sciences. (Accredited of Excellence)
“Hermanos Saíz Montes de Oca” University of Pinar del Río, 2013-2017
Master in Educational Sciences. (Accredited of Excellence)
“Hermanos Saíz Montes de Oca” University of Pinar del Río, 2011-2014
Specialist in University Teaching in Social-Community Manager Training.
University of Havana, 2006-2008
Diplomat:
Training of the Social-Community Manager. University of Havana. 2008-2008.
Use of Technologies in Distance Education. University of Havana. 2007-2007.
Development and International Relations. FLACSO. University of Havana. 2007-2007.
Didactics of Higher Education. Higher Education Sciences Study Center. University of Pinar del Río.
2003-2003.
Experience / Qualifications
Spanish foreign language teacher
Changchun Normal University, China
2019- until present
Reviewer
Scientific magazine “Mendive” from the University of Pinar del Río
2022-present
Consulting member of the REDEM Global Education Network
2016- until present
Co-tutor
Master's Thesis in American Studies, Itinerary of Society and Culture in Ibero-America: Theoretical study of the Andalusian migration process to Argentina: period from 1860 to 1930. University of Seville, Spain, 2020
Master's thesis tutor in Linguistic Studies of Spanish as a foreign language.
5 theses in total, all from Chinese masters.
University of Havana, Cuba, 2018-2020.
Member of the Academic Committee of the Master's Degree in Linguistic Studies of Spanish as a Foreign Language.
Faculty of Spanish for Non-Spanish Speakers, University of Havana, Cuba
2017-2020.
Teaching Vice Dean
Faculty of Spanish for Non-Spanish Speakers, University of Havana, Cuba
2019.
Head of the Department of Didactics, Translation and Interpretation.
Faculty of Spanish for Non-Spanish Speakers, University of Havana, Cuba
2018-2019
I directed the National Project “Curriculum improvement with a sociocultural approach of the Bachelor's degree in Spanish Language for Non-Spanish Speakers.”
Faculty of Spanish for Non-Spanish Speakers, University of Havana, Cuba
2018-2019
Member of the CLACSO Working Group "Racism and Xenophobia"
Autonomous University of Mexico.
2016-2019
Head of the Pre-professional Practical Discipline in the Bachelor's Degree in Spanish Language for Non-Spanish Speakers.
Faculty of Spanish for Non-Spanish Speakers, University of Havana, Cuba
2015-2019
Head of the Office of Attention to Foreign Scholars.
University of Pinar del Río, Cuba.
2014-2015
Methodologist at the Vice-Rector's Office for University Extension and International Relations
University of Pinar del Río, Cuba.
2011-2015
Methodological advisor at the Ministry of Communes.
Venezuela, 2009-2011
Director of extension activities.
Training Programs for Foreign Students in Cuba
University of Havana.
2004-2008
Changchun Normal University, China
2019- until present
Reviewer
Scientific magazine “Mendive” from the University of Pinar del Río
2022-present
Consulting member of the REDEM Global Education Network
2016- until present
Co-tutor
Master's Thesis in American Studies, Itinerary of Society and Culture in Ibero-America: Theoretical study of the Andalusian migration process to Argentina: period from 1860 to 1930. University of Seville, Spain, 2020
Master's thesis tutor in Linguistic Studies of Spanish as a foreign language.
5 theses in total, all from Chinese masters.
University of Havana, Cuba, 2018-2020.
Member of the Academic Committee of the Master's Degree in Linguistic Studies of Spanish as a Foreign Language.
Faculty of Spanish for Non-Spanish Speakers, University of Havana, Cuba
2017-2020.
Teaching Vice Dean
Faculty of Spanish for Non-Spanish Speakers, University of Havana, Cuba
2019.
Head of the Department of Didactics, Translation and Interpretation.
Faculty of Spanish for Non-Spanish Speakers, University of Havana, Cuba
2018-2019
I directed the National Project “Curriculum improvement with a sociocultural approach of the Bachelor's degree in Spanish Language for Non-Spanish Speakers.”
Faculty of Spanish for Non-Spanish Speakers, University of Havana, Cuba
2018-2019
Member of the CLACSO Working Group "Racism and Xenophobia"
Autonomous University of Mexico.
2016-2019
Head of the Pre-professional Practical Discipline in the Bachelor's Degree in Spanish Language for Non-Spanish Speakers.
Faculty of Spanish for Non-Spanish Speakers, University of Havana, Cuba
2015-2019
Head of the Office of Attention to Foreign Scholars.
University of Pinar del Río, Cuba.
2014-2015
Methodologist at the Vice-Rector's Office for University Extension and International Relations
University of Pinar del Río, Cuba.
2011-2015
Methodological advisor at the Ministry of Communes.
Venezuela, 2009-2011
Director of extension activities.
Training Programs for Foreign Students in Cuba
University of Havana.
2004-2008
Age
Children (7-12 years old)
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
Spanish
English
French
Skills
Availability of a typical week
(GMT -05:00)
New York
At teacher's location and via webcam
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
00-04
04-08
08-12
12-16
16-20
20-24
As listeners, every day we receive acoustic sensations through our ears, which we match with the phonemes of our language. These phonemes are grouped into syllables and these syllables, in turn, into words. Words are often put together in groups or phrases that, at a higher stage, are combined with each other through grammatical structures and intonation. Consequently, it is the listener who has to transform the input received into language units. To do this, it must group all the acoustic signals it receives through the linguistic knowledge it has. The above is a complex, dynamic and challenging process, as long as listening comprehension is carried out by people whose native language is not the same as the audiovisuals they observe and listen to. It even becomes more complex when the audiovisuals address real news, as is the case of those used in the subject Listening to News in Spanish, which is part of the study plan for Spanish-speaking Sino students. The subject plays an essential role within the curriculum because it allows students to have a more global vision of the Spanish language, in different situations and contexts. To the above we can add that through the news, students will be able to listen to different accents of Spanish and have a more comprehensive idea of the variants of the Spanish language (20 in total). This course, aimed at students moving from level B1 to B2, will also allow them to expand their lexical register and exercise their phonic ear. Consequently, the audiovisuals as a whole will have: anecdotes; radio and television advertisements; weather bulletins; speeches and conferences; interviews (academic, medical, journalistic and labor), informative news broadcast on television or radio; films and theatrical broadcasts. Jokes may also be included; public debates and discussions; radio and television documentaries; song lyrics; as proposed by the Cervantes Institute (2006).
It is a 20-hour/class course to acquire the general culture of the 19 Latin American countries that speak Spanish, you will be able to learn about their geographical location, cultural and heritage values, main figures of literature, music, art, sports. Of each country.
You can also see videos of famous places and tourist attractions in each country.
There are activities for self-assessment of students and for them to appreciate the level of knowledge acquired.
The most important thing is the teacher's accompaniment during the 60 minutes that the class lasts.
You can also see videos of famous places and tourist attractions in each country.
There are activities for self-assessment of students and for them to appreciate the level of knowledge acquired.
The most important thing is the teacher's accompaniment during the 60 minutes that the class lasts.
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