Spanish classes for all levels and ages, especially for language teachers

I teach Spanish using The Communicative Approach and The Silent Way, encouraging students to use the language they are learning and to identify specific goals. The aim for the little ones is to encourage a positive attitude towards the language. As students grow up, teenagers are made responsible for their own learning to encourage deepening their use of the language and expressing themselves with greater self-confidence. Adults have other challenges ahead, which means accompanying them knowing that there are other areas that may be more relevant at a given moment in life until they manage to find quality time to continue moving forward along the process. In addition to developing the receptive and productive skills of each student and providing quality practice for the Cambridge, Trinity and Aptis exams (among others), these approaches are implemented in classes with a maximum of 4 students (face-to-face) or 2 students (online) and allow students to experience a lifelong learning process.

- Spanish classes for language teachers: Knowledge of other languages is key to better understand students and provide accurate guidance throughout their learning process. Being a Spanish and English teacher, as well as a French student, I experience this language teaching / learning cycle come to life every day. So, on top of learning Spanish, we'll have the opportunity to reflect on our teaching experience and on the different approaches to teaching in the Spanish language.