Advanced Spanish
Beyond Fluency — Ministry Prep
College Spanish Programs
Stay sharp for 300–400 level college courses. Advanced Spanish matches the rigor and content of university-level Spanish study.
Long-Term Missions
Maintain the fluency needed for church planting, seminary teaching, and ministry leadership in Spanish-speaking countries.
Study Abroad Preparation
Stay immersion-ready for study abroad programs in Latin America or Spain. Don’t show up rusty after a gap year.
Professional Use
Ministry, education, interpretation, translation — keep professional-level fluency sharp for real-world use.
Graduate Programs
Preparation for graduate programs in Spanish, theology, or missions. Academic writing, research, and advanced theological discussion.
Christ-Centered Content
Not secular maintenance. Literature, theology, and culture through a biblical worldview. Discipleship continues at the highest level.
- Classic and contemporary Spanish and Latin American authors
- Literary analysis and critique in Spanish
- Cultural movements and history of the Spanish-speaking world
- Poetry, novels, essays, and drama
- Media literacy and contemporary Christian thought
- Political and social issues in Spanish-speaking countries
- Advanced theological texts in Spanish
- Church history of the Spanish-speaking world
- Contemporary theological debates and apologetics
- Worldview analysis through a biblical lens
- Academic writing and research in Spanish
- Professional presentations and translation skills
Opening — Ministry Focus
Advanced intercession and worship entirely in Spanish. Theological discussion and biblical exegesis at graduate level. Ministry case studies and leadership scenarios.
Core Learning
Literature analysis, theological debates, cultural discussion. No English translation — native-level expectation throughout. Complex ideas, nuanced expression, professional communication.
Application and Practice
Sermon and teaching practice. Academic writing preparation. Ministry assignments. Professional translation and interpretation exercises. Commissioning prayer in Spanish.
- Literary reading and analysis (60–90 min)
- Theological reading and worldview study (45–60 min)
- Extended conversations with native speakers (30–45 min)
- Academic writing and research papers (45–60 min)
- Sermon and teaching preparation (as assigned)
- Advanced Scripture memorization (ongoing)
Your $199 deposit includes — no extra fees:
- All curriculum, literary texts, and theological materials
- Online platform access
- Spanish Bible and ministry resources
- Official high school transcript
- Secured seat in class (first-come, first-served)
Last semester my College Writing final was to write a paper in 30 minutes about my favorite teacher in high school. I wrote about you. I described how you taught us that knowledge is invaluable and a way to know God, glorify God, spread Jesus, and love people. You are part of the reason I want to be a teacher.
I’m really looking into getting a Spanish degree in college… I really enjoy Spanish. So obviously you’ve been doing something right.
Even though it’s a 300-level college class it’s been a breeze so far thanks to five years in your classes, your method of teaching through active conversation, and your emphasis on immersion. You always made learning a new language seem nonthreatening and fun.
- 30+ years teaching Spanish
- State licensed K–12 teacher (OR and CA)
- Met studying at University of Madrid
- M.A. in Theology, Bristol University
- Led mission trips to Mexico with Youth for Christ
- Homeschooled 5 children · Traveled 50+ countries
- 10+ years teaching TPRS immersion
- Cambridge ICELT certified
- Pastors Spanish-speaking church in Ecuador
- 6 years as youth pastor in Mexico
- Published author in English and Spanish
- Born in Mexico, native Spanish speaker
- Co-Principal, Foundation for His Ministries School, Baja CA
- Runs the children’s home LWS visits each June
- Deep expertise in Mexican culture and ministry
- Students who completed Spanish 4 (ACTFL Intermediate-High)
- Students with 4+ years of Spanish experience
- Native Spanish speakers wanting Christ-centered education
- Teens seeking college credit or maintaining fluency during gap year
- Adults using Spanish professionally who want to stay sharp
- Anyone who has lived in Spanish-speaking countries
- Students preparing for Spanish degrees in college
| Day and time | Thursday 1:30–3:00 PM Pacific |
| Dates | Sept 14, 2026 – May 14, 2027 |
| Class time | 90 min/week live |
| Class size | ∼12 students |
| Homework | 4–5 hrs/week, college-level |
| Prerequisites | Spanish 4 or equivalent |
| Language | 100% Spanish — no English |
| HS Credit | 1 full credit + official transcript |
| Content | College-level literature and theology |
| Makeup policy | 4-week grace period |
Ready to Keep Your Spanish Sharp for God’s Glory?
One Thursday per week. College-level content. Native-level immersion. Classes begin September 14, 2026.