Resources for learning Spanish: practice, assess your level, and keep moving forward
Find level tests, Spanish exercises, tools and guides to know where you are, practice what you need, and decide what your next step could be.
Four ways to keep making progress with your Spanish
Check your level, practice what you are learning, calculate the route to your goal, or consult content to resolve doubts and keep improving.
Spanish Level Tests
Find out what level may correspond to your current knowledge and get a first reference to know where to continue learning.
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Spanish Exercises
Practice grammar and language structures with exercises organized by level and reinforce the content you need to work on.
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Spanish learning time calculator
Relate your current level, the level you want to reach, and your weekly availability to get an estimate of the journey to your goal.
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Spanish blog and guides
Browse articles on grammar, vocabulary, language learning, and other content related to the use of Spanish.
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Questions about our resources for learning Spanish
If you don't know what resource to use, what level to choose, or what a test result means, here are some answers to guide you.
Are the resources to learn Spanish free?
Yes. You can freely access the resources published in this section, such as placement tests, Spanish exercises and guides, without the need to purchase a course.
How can I know what my Spanish level is?
You can start by taking one of our placement tests. The result provides guidance on your knowledge and can help you place yourself among the levels. A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2.
Is the result of the Spanish placement test official?
No. The online tests from PCE Spanish School serve as guidance on your current level.They do not replace an official certification such as DELE or other recognized Spanish accreditations.
Where do I start if I have never studied Spanish?
If you start from scratch, the most logical thing is to begin with contents corresponding to the Level A1.There you will find basic structures, initial vocabulary, and resources designed to build a first foundation in Spanish.
What Spanish exercises can I find?
The exercises are organized by level and content. You can practice topics such as verbs, verb tenses, ser and estar, articles, pronouns, questions, comparatives, and others. Spanish grammatical structures.
Can I practice Spanish according to my level?
Yes. We currently organize the exercise area by levels so that you can access content from A1, A2, B1, and B2.If you don't know which one to choose, you can take a level test first.
Can I learn Spanish just by doing online exercises?
Exercises are very useful for practicing and consolidating content, but learning a language also involves developing comprehension, speaking, writing, vocabulary, and the ability to interact. Therefore exercises work better as part of a more comprehensive learning process.
What is the difference between A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2?
They are progressive levels used to describe language proficiency. A1 and A2 correspond to initial stages, B1 and B2 to intermediate levels, and C1 and C2 to advanced levels. Each level reflects what you can understand, express, and do with Spanish.
What do I do after knowing my level?
You can choose exercises appropriate for your level, identify content that you need to reinforce, and decide what your next goal will be. If you also have a deadline, it is advisable to connect current level, target level and available study time.
If you already know some Spanish but don't know which resource to choose, Start by checking your level and then use the exercises corresponding to that starting point.
Do you want to keep practicing or would you rather speak with our team?
You can continue using our free resources or take the next step and talk to us about your level, your goal, and the type of training that best suits you.