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Spanish lessons with native speaker

By MariaRod
June 15, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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MariaRod

Posted June 15, 2014

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Posted June 15, 2014

Hola!

Learn or improve your knowledge of Spanish in an interactive way that will allow you to start using the language from the first session. Whether you enjoy communicating in another language or you need it for work, these lessons will help you to achieve your aims.

One to one and small group tuition.

? Lessons tailored to your needs

? From beginners to advanced levels and/or conversation only

? Flexible timetables

? Adults and children (recently DBS checked)

? Materials included (video/audio to practice different accents, homework?)

??? Spanish through Literature (Improve and consolidate your knowledge of the language reading Hispanic authors? short stories) ???

With a BA in Communication Studies and a Certificate in ELE Teacher Training from the Cervantes Institute in London, I have been a tutor in the UK for the last seven years.

Lessons are ?22 per hour with discounts for groups/ additional hours.

For more info, get in touch.

?Hasta pronto!

Mar?a

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