Spanish for the Workplace course

Spanish for the Workplace

In this course, participants will learn about Hispanic culture and basic Spanish words and phrases to improve their understanding of and communication with native Spanish-speakers in the workplace. Topics covered are individualized for each section, but may include:

Culture and Traditions
Introductory Conversations
Common Spanish Phrases
Basic Workplace Commands
Making Inquiries and Asking Questions
Expressing Conditions and Emotions
Survival Phrases Relevant to the Workplace
Safety/Emergency Related Words and Phrases

Upcoming Courses

Spanish for the Workplace
This course will be available at our Richland Center Outreach Site

Instructors

Jessica Weber-Enloe

Business & Industry Services Adjunct Instructor
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Jessica Weber-Enloe graduated from UW-Platteville with a Bachelor's degree in Spanish and English Education. She then went on to complete her Master of Science in Education through UW-Oshkosh. She taught middle and high school Spanish for 9 years before transitioning into higher education at Southwest Tech. Jessica has spent time in several Spanish-speaking countries, and has a passion for teaching the Spanish language. She is excited to help bring Spanish to the local workforce!

Kyle Bennett graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a Bachelor's degree in Spanish Education. He taught middle and high school Spanish for six years before transitioning into higher education at Southwest Tech. Kyle has spent time in several Spanish-speaking countries, including Argentina, Costa Rica, and Spain. He has a passion for teaching the Spanish language and is excited to bring Spanish to the local workforce!