Quiero inscribir a mi hijo.
I want to enroll my child.
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42 Spanish Phrases for Enrolling a Child in Activities
42 compact Spanish phrases for enrolling a child in clubs, sports, arts classes, schedules, fees, trial lessons, equipment, pickup, consent forms, and cancellations.
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Enrollment
¿Quedan plazas disponibles?
Are there places available?
¿Qué documentos necesito?
What documents do I need?
¿Puedo inscribirlo en línea?
Can I enroll him online?
¿Cuándo empieza la inscripción?
When does enrollment start?
Busca una actividad después de clase.
They are looking for an after-school activity.
Le interesa el teatro.
They are interested in theater.
Schedule
¿Qué días se reúne el club?
What days does the club meet?
¿A qué hora empieza?
What time does it start?
¿Cuánto dura cada sesión?
How long does each session last?
¿Hay clases en vacaciones?
Are there classes during holidays?
Este horario no nos conviene.
This schedule does not work for us.
¿Podemos cambiar de grupo?
Can we change groups?
Necesito horario de tarde.
I need an afternoon schedule.
Fees and trial class
¿Cuánto cuesta al mes?
How much does it cost per month?
¿Hay matrícula inicial?
Is there an initial enrollment fee?
¿Se paga por trimestre?
Is it paid by term?
¿Hay descuento para hermanos?
Is there a sibling discount?
¿Puede probar una clase?
Can they try one class?
Quiero reservar clase de prueba.
I want to book a trial class.
¿La prueba es gratuita?
Is the trial free?
Age and level
Tiene siete años.
They are seven years old.
¿Qué grupo le corresponde?
Which group fits them?
Es principiante.
They are a beginner.
Ya practicó antes.
They have practiced before.
Necesita un grupo tranquilo.
They need a calm group.
¿Hay nivel avanzado?
Is there an advanced level?
¿Puede cambiar de nivel?
Can they change level?
Equipment and pickup
¿Qué material debe traer?
What equipment should they bring?
¿Necesita uniforme?
Do they need a uniform?
¿Dónde compro el material?
Where do I buy the equipment?
Traerá botella de agua.
They will bring a water bottle.
¿Dónde recogemos a los niños?
Where do we pick up the children?
Su abuela lo recogerá.
His grandmother will pick him up.
¿Necesita autorización escrita?
Do you need written authorization?
Forms and cancellation
Aquí está el formulario firmado.
Here is the signed form.
Tiene alergia a los frutos secos.
They are allergic to nuts.
Traje el informe médico.
I brought the medical report.
¿Puedo cancelar la inscripción?
Can I cancel the enrollment?
¿Devuelven el dinero?
Do you refund the money?
Queremos pausar un mes.
We want to pause for one month.
Gracias por la información.
Thank you for the information.
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