Cell-Ed

Spanish for Restaurant Professionals Level 1

Cell-Ed’s Spanish for Restaurant Professionals Level 1 course offers learners a chance to develop essential vocabulary, grammar, and soft skills to navigate simple
workplace scenarios in Spanish.

  • Courses bilingual English/Spanish.
  • Suitable for learners at NCSSFL-ACTFL novice to novice mid range.
  • Each unit is a collection of short lessons that are 3 minutes or fewer. Units
    usually take an hour or less to complete


Unit 1: Saludos 1/Greetings 1

Greet others with basic phrases. Introduce oneself. Ask for names of others.


Unit 2: Saludos 2/Greetings 2

Ask and answer the question “Cómo estás /How are you?”

 

Unit 3: En el restaurant: La junta diaria/In the Restaurant: The Daily Meeting

Construct a basic greeting to use in a meeting. Introduce oneself in a meeting and
practice skills from previous units in the context of an employee orientation.

 

Unit 4: Mi trabajo/My Job

Use “ser” to describe jobs and nationalities. Learn job titles in Spanish

 

Unit 5: El horario 1/Schedules 1

Name the days of the week, and tell time using basic phrases. Learn how to express
work schedules and availability with the question “Puedes trabajar/Can you work?”

 

Unit 6: En el restaurante/los puestos de trabajo/In the Restaurant: Jobs

Identify jobs in a restaurant. State one’s own job and jobs of others. Practice skills
learned in previous units by creating simple job postings with a template.

 

Unit 7: Las preguntas básicas/Basic Questions

Learn how to respond to ask and answer basic personal information questions:
name, date of birth, age, address

 

Unit 8: La familia/Family

Use the verb “tener” in all present conjugations. Express family relationships using
basic family tree vocabulary.

 

Unit 9: En el restaurante: llamadas telefónicas con empleados/In the Restaurant: Phone Calls with Employees

Recognize basic telephone greetings: Bueno, dígame, aló, etc. Construct basic
phrases with the verb tener to describe symptoms, Name basic symptoms from a
vocabulary list