Individual Spanish Courses: If you have specific language requirements, if you need to prepare for an exam (Abitur, Matura, A Level, Maturita, etc) or if you would like to study a specific theme (such as Business Spanish, Legal Spanish ...), we can arrange private lessons, either in a course with a number of lessons being decided by your own needs.

One-to-one Spanish language training is the quickest and most intensive way to learn a language or to improve your Spanish language skills. The format of the lessons is totally determined by the needs and desires of the student. The hours of this Spanish course are flexible which makes it possible to book such a course together with another Spanish group course option.

 

Individual Spanish course is also ideal as a tutoring or support course to focus on particular problem areas. A real benefit of one-to-one training is that you can ask your tutor to include specialist topics or vocabulary in your lessons – something that it would be trickier to do in group lessons. This can be great for people who have a specific hobby or profession that requires them to know technical words or phrases. You decide the number of daily lessons. All aspects of the language are taught in as short a time possible without being overly demanding. 

With an Individual Spanish course you get the optimum chance to speak and practise the language you’re learning. Although all teachers in a group scenario will try to ensure that all students get equal opportunity to speak in class, sharing tuition with other people will always mean that you have slightly less ‘talking time’. Whilst this suits some people very well, others are keen to get as much time to speak as possible, which is best achieved with one-to-one tuition.

When you learn ‘one to one’ with a native Spanish teacher, the learning is always going to be more intensive. For this reason, it’s great for people who want, or need, to learn quickly as you can progress from level to level in a shorter space of time. One-to-one lessons are much less intimidating than being in a group and having to speak in front of other people.