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All our classes are group classes. We have some individual but just for advanced students. In the club the maximum is 5 students per class

All lessons are taught online via Zoom. We recommend joining the classes from a laptop or a tablet so that you can easily see the screen which the teacher will be sharing during the lesson.

We teach a neutral Spanish that allows us to interact socially in an efficient way in any of the twenty Spanish-speaking countries. In this way we will be able to understand all Spanish speakers and all Spanish speakers will be able to understand us. It is better to study a neutral and normative Spanish since neutral Spanish is always correct. It is the one that is taught in Spanish language classes to the native children of Spain and Latin America, the normative Spanish. This is how we will speak like the educated people of these countries.

We believe it is necessary to use English as a bridge language to explain certain concepts, or specific grammar topics. In the A1 course, most of the explanations of topics will be in English, obviously not the exercises or interactions. A student who does not know the basics of the language cannot be decoding at the same time the concept to be taught and the meaning of the words used by the teacher. English as a bridge language accelerates the learning process. We have proven over the years that the first steps in a language are always a translation of the native language. But do not worry because we will slowly stop using it, to the point that, as the course progresses, we will stop using it.

Yes, its completely free. Contact us for booking

No. But we do have a program for students who are unable to attend the annual group lesson times. In that case you will receive the recording and assignments at the same time as the end of the lesson. You will have to take an individual class once a month for conversation practice.

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Yes, and they are mandatory. It is the only way in which we can advance towards the objectives set. There will always be from one class to the next and it will be (approximately) one hour long to complete. If you have a problem and don't get to finish it, no one will tell you anything, but then you will have to complete it the weekend or the following week. Without homework we cannot assess you or help you along the way.

We record all classes so we will send you the file of the class you missed and the assignments.

Well, first of all it is important to communicate this to the teacher privately. If you both assess that you are behind, you may need a few extra individual lessons to catch up, if on the other hand, the course is going too slowly for you, we may consider moving you to the next course.