Question 1

How much does it cost to take in-person Spanish classes?

Accepted Answer

the cost for in-person spanish classes varies based on commute. Please contact me to inquiry about hourly rates for your area.

Question 2

What payment methods do you accept?

Accepted Answer

You can pay with cash or by check. Online payment is only available for students outside of the state of Colorado.

Question 3

What is your availability for classes?

Accepted Answer

I teach Monday thru Friday from 8:00 am to 9:00 pm. You can check my current availability under Online Spanish Classes, click on Book It, and you will have access to my calendar. This calendar is live so it is always up-to-date with my current schedule.

Question 4

Where do you teach in-person Spanish classes?

Accepted Answer

I offer in-person Spanish classes at the student's home or at a public library. Keep in mind that the hourly rate for in-person lessons will vary based on commute. Please contact me to inquiry about the hourly rate for your location.

Question 5

What textbooks/reference books are needed to take Spanish classes?

Accepted Answer

Students that sign-up for Beginners Spanish, Intermediate Spanish and/or Advanced Spanish classes will need to purchase a book series called Living Language Spanish Complete Edition. I have been working with these books for many years and I am pleased with their program. I will provide you with extra materials and exercises at no cost to you, to complement the lessons in the book and deepen your practice. Students that sign-up for any other Spanish course that I teach, don't need to purchase any materials, they will all be provided by me. A Spanish reference book that I recommend to all my students is Barron's 501 Spanish Verbs, to support their learning process. Fluency in Spanish starts with knowledge of verbs, this can be a very challenging aspect of learning Spanish. I find this book to be a complete conjugation guide.

Question 6

How many Spanish classes should a student take per week?

Accepted Answer

My recomendation is a couple times a week. Of course, if you are only able to do classes once or twice a week, this will work as well, you will learn and see improvements. If you are doing once a week lessons, my recomendation is to take a 1.5-hour class to ensure a steady learning pace. This will allow us to concentrate on practicing the language for a portion of the lesson.

Question 7

What is your cancellation/re-scheduling policy for private Spanish classes?

Accepted Answer

A minimun of 24-hour notice is required to cancel or re-schedule a class, otherwise, a full charge for the class will apply.

Question 8

What is your cancellation policy for Spanish group classes?

Accepted Answer

If you signed up for a Spanish group class and before classes begin you decide you can't attend. Make sure you notify me as soon as possible, if you contact me less than 7 days before the start date, I won't be able to apply a refund. This is because itt will be very difficult to fill your spot and if a class doesn't meet the minimun of 4 students, I can't start a group class. Also, I have to pay to rent the space where we have our classes and this payment is non-refundable.

Question 9

What happens if I miss a Spanish group class?

Accepted Answer

If a student misses a class, he/she will be given the material applicable for that particular lesson to be studied on his/her own. In order to keep moving forward with the program, I am unable to re-do a lesson we have already completed. Of course, I am always happy to clarify and answer questions students may have. If a student would like me to go over a particular lesson, a private class will need to be booked. No refunds will apply for missed classes.

Question 10

How long did I take you to become fluent in English?

Accepted Answer

I studied English when I was attending university. I took 2-hour classes, five days a week for two years. I graduated with a minor in English. Soon after this, I participated in a cultural exchange program that brought me to the U.S. for an immersion experience. I was able to complete two semesters under this program and I reached a level of fluency that allowed me to work in the U.S.

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