Spanish for companies
Group lessons for staff, a schedule that fits the working day, and reporting you can put in front of finance.
Companies teach their people Spanish for three reasons: Spanish-speaking clients and suppliers, part of the team relocating to Spain or Latin America, and hiring locally where the work happens in Spanish.
The programme is built around the company's task: negotiations, email, client calls, documents. Lessons are taught by a native Spanish speaker qualified in teaching the language to foreigners, all on Zoom - nobody has to travel anywhere.
Who it is for
- You have clients, partners or suppliers in Spain or Latin America.
- Part of the team is relocating, or already works from Spain.
- Sales, support or a department head needs the language.
- The training has to be done properly: invoice, contract, reporting.
What is included
- Starter package for up to five people, professional for up to fifteen.
- A schedule built around the team's working hours.
- Materials for the actual task: negotiations, email, presentations, calls.
- A monthly report on attendance and progress.
- Business invoices; the professional package adds a dedicated manager.
The starter package per month: $450
How to start
- Write to prolangschoolesp@gmail.com: how many people and what the language is for.
- We assess everyone's level - at no cost.
- We agree the programme, the schedule and the reporting format.
- We invoice, and lessons begin.
Talk to us about your team
Tell us how many people and what the language is for - we will come back with a programme, a schedule and a price.
Get in touchCommon questions
- What if the team is at different levels?
- We split them into groups by level, or move some people to one-to-one lessons. Levels are assessed before the start.
- Can we pay by bank transfer as a company?
- Yes, business invoices are included in both packages.
- What if the team is larger than fifteen?
- Write to us - we will design a programme for your size and price it separately.
- Who teaches?
- A native Spanish speaker with a state teaching degree and a separate qualification in teaching Spanish as a foreign language.