Diseño del blog
7 jan 2025
Ana del Río, Spanish teacher
Why prepare for the DELE Exams with Río Spanish School in Malta?
Are you thinking of certifying your Spanish skills? The DELE (Diplomas de Español como Lengua Extranjera) exams are internationally recognized qualifications that can boost your career, open doors to academic opportunities, or simply prove your Spanish proficiency. At Río Spanish School in Malta, we’re here to make sure you succeed—and we’re proud to say we have a 100% pass rate!
Here’s why preparing with us is a great idea.
What Are the DELE Exams?
The DELE exams are official Spanish language certifications, offered by the Instituto Cervantes
on behalf of Spain’s Ministry of Education. These diplomas are available for all levels, from A1 (beginner) to C2 (proficient), and test your speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills in real-life situations. Recognized worldwide, DELE diplomas are perfect for work, study, or personal achievement.
Why Prepare with Río Spanish School in Malta?
- 100% Success Rate
Every single student who has prepared for the DELE with Río Spanish School in Malta has passed! This speaks volumes about our effective teaching methods and dedicated support.
- Experienced Teachers
Our friendly and certified Spanish teachers are DELE experts. They know the exam format inside out and will guide you through each section with tips, practice, and encouragement.
- Tailored Preparation
Whether you’re aiming for an A2 certificate for work permits or a C1 diploma for academic goals, our courses are designed to suit your level and objectives. We focus on your strengths and help you improve in areas where you need more confidence.
- Practical Exam Practice
You’ll practice with real DELE exam materials to ensure you’re fully prepared. Mock exams and personalized feedback will help you feel confident and ready for the test.
Who Can Benefit from the DELE?
- Students: At Río Spanish School, we help students meet university language requirements or earn academic credits by providing tailored preparation and expert guidance. Achieve your academic goals with our support!
- Professionals: Add a valuable certification to your CV and boost your career prospects. Our focused training helps professionals gain the confidence and skills they need to succeed in the workplace and beyond.
- Travelers and Expats: Whether you need a language certificate for visa purposes or simply want to enrich your experiences abroad, our personalized approach at Río Spanish School in Malta ensures you’ll master the Spanish skills you need for real-world situations.
Ready to join the growing list of successful DELE students?
At Río Spanish School, we’ll help you achieve your goals with personalized attention and proven results.
Contact us today and start your DELE journey with Río Spanish School in Malta!
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At Río Spanish School, in addition to teaching grammar or vocabulary, we show our students how the real spoken Spanish sound. One of the most practical and used resources in Spanish is the use of diminutives. Its main and best-known function is dimensional, that is, to explain that something has a small size:
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As Lorenzo Rubio González explains in Religious Topics in Colloquial Spanish, the familiarity of Spaniards with religion leaves many foreigners dumbfounded. And it is that we Spaniards have grown up surrounded by the Catholic Christian culture and, as is natural, it has impregnated the language with hundreds of expressions that have crystallized in the collective imagination.
Many of my Spanish students end up moving to Spain and working in Spanish companies. For this reason, at Río Spanish School we have designed specific teaching materials for business. As an example of this, we want to share with all of you a series of expressions related to work that will be very useful to you.
There is a great debate on the issue facing those who defend the veracity of the stereotype, with those who defend themselves as Spaniards and punctual. What is clear is that the Spanish language has several expressions related to punctuality and our goal at Río Spanish School - Malta is for our students to know, understand and use them in their daily lives.
In every group of friends there is someone who is always late, and if there isn't in yours, then it's you. Someone said there are two types of people: those who are late and those who are unhappy. This is because the first are more optimistic and think that they will have time to arrive on time.
