INFORMATION FOR LANGUAGE LEARNERS

Certificate of Completion
Students who attend at least 80% of a course may receive a certificate of completion which is not only attractive and fun to receive, but may also be the proof of attendance you need to be reimbursed for a language course by your employer.

Continuing Education Credit
IACET - Command Spanish®, Inc. has been reviewed and approved as an Authorized Provider by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET). If you desire IACET credit, let me know as soon as you register for a class. Courses taken for IACET credit will be offered at a higher cost.
NCCET - Command Spanish®, Inc. has been a proud corporate sponsor of the National Council for Continuing Education & Training (NCCET) since 1999. The NCCET is committed to providing its members with benefits that keep them up to date on new trends, help maintain a personal and professional network, and give access to the latest leading edge programs throughout the country.
For more information, visit: www.nccet.org.

The Best Way to Improve your Spanish
Becoming a volunteer tutor is, in my opinion, THE BEST WAY TO IMPROVE YOUR SPANISH without leaving the U.S.  Not only can you help a Spanish speaker learn English, but they will help you learn their language at the same time. Literacy programs provide the training you need to be a successful tutor. The Mid-Valley Literacy Center has tutors working with students with English, Spanish GED and other classes. They are located at La Luz Del Valle (The Light of the Valley) church in Keizer. Contact Vivian Ang for more information.

Mid-Valley Literacy Center
Vivian Ang - Program Coordinator
Mid-Valley Literacy Center
606 Dearborn Ave. NE
Keizer, OR 97303
Phone: 503-463-1488
midvalleyliteracycenter@gmail.com

Some free links for self-study

Live Mocha is a worldwide community of language learners helping one another.
http://www.livemocha.com/

Word Reference is an online dictionary and much more. You can type in words or phrases, and ask Spanish Speakers from around the world what they mean or how it's said in their country.
http://www.wordreference.com