Eight lessons a month, just you and the teacher: the syllabus follows your goal, the schedule follows your life.
One to one with a native teacher, on Zoom.
Times shown in your zone: Europe/Madrid
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3. Your email for the confirmation and the Zoom link
A group works while you move at the shared pace. When the pace is not yours - too fast, too slow, or the language is needed for one specific task - one-to-one lessons are cheaper in time even when they cost more in money.
In private lessons the syllabus is built around your goal: an interview, a move, a doctor's appointment, paperwork, Spanish clients. You speak for the whole lesson rather than a sixth of it.

Sandra María Gil Gómez
A native Spanish speaker from Albacete and a qualified teacher: a state teaching degree from the University of Castilla-La Mancha, plus a separate qualification in teaching Spanish to foreigners. She teaches the lessons herself rather than finding someone for you.
Book a free lesson, nothing to pay.
Tell us what you need Spanish for and by when.
We draft the syllabus and find your slots.
You study; the plan is adjusted if your goal changes.
Yes. If you need more, look at the intensive course: 20 lessons a month. Anything in between we agree by email.
Give notice and we move it. A lesson missed without notice is lost: the teacher's time was held for you.
Usually yes - regularity is easier to keep. But the time can move if your schedule shifts.
Not better - different. A group gives more practice with different people and costs less per lesson. One-to-one is faster and more precisely aimed.
On the trial lesson: we check your level, talk through your goal and you see how it feels to work with the teacher.
Book a free trial lesson