Spanish for beginners online
Level A1 in about three months: from the alphabet to talking about yourself, your work and your plans.
The hardest part of starting a language is the first two weeks: you do not know where to begin, how long it will take, or whether you are any good at it. So this course does not open with grammar. It opens with the phrases you need immediately: greeting someone, introducing yourself, asking for directions, ordering coffee.
Lessons are taught by a native Spanish speaker with a state teaching degree and a separate qualification in teaching Spanish as a foreign language. Every lesson is live on Zoom - no recorded lectures, no chatbots.
Who it is for
- You have never studied Spanish, or you did long ago and remember nothing.
- You are moving to Spain, or already have, and want to stop relying on English.
- You have used an app and hit the wall where speaking still feels impossible.
- You would rather learn with people than alone: a group is harder to quit.
What is included
- 12 lessons a month, 90 minutes each, three times a week.
- A group of up to six - everyone speaks in every lesson.
- All materials: notes, audio, homework with feedback.
- Speaking from the first lesson, not after you "learn the rules".
- A certificate when you finish the course.
A month of group lessons costs: $120
How to start
- Book a free lesson - 60 minutes, no card required.
- We find your level and talk through what you actually need the language for.
- If it fits, you pick the next group and pay for the month.
- Lessons follow the group schedule; a missed lesson is covered separately.
Start with a free lesson
Sixty minutes with the teacher: see how the lessons run and decide whether this is for you. Nothing to pay.
Book a free trial lessonCommon questions
- I know absolutely nothing. Can I still join?
- Yes - the course is built for people starting from zero. No preparation needed.
- How soon will I speak?
- Simple everyday conversations by the end of the third month, with three lessons a week and homework done. Promising faster would be dishonest: a language takes time.
- What if the group does not suit me?
- You can switch to one-to-one lessons - same syllabus, your pace. We arrange the switch by email and you pay the difference.
- Do I need English to learn from a native speaker?
- No. At beginner levels the teacher explains in a language the group understands and moves to Spanish gradually.