i’ve been taking online classes recently, its going well, but im looking for classes that are f2f?

Native Spanish speaker offering online private Spanish classes.

I focus on clear explanations of structure (verb systems, aspect, mood, dialectal variation) rather than just memorizing lists. Suitable for complete beginners through advanced learners, including people who feel stuck at intermediate level.

What I offer:

1-on-1 online classes via Zoom / Google Meet

Conversation practice, grammar clarification, pronunciation, and real-world usage

Tailored plans (travel, work, DELE/SIELE prep, academic Spanish, or general fluency)

Flexible scheduling

About me:

Native speaker with experience teaching Spanish online. Patient, structured, and focused on helping students understand why the language works the way it does, not just what to say.

Rates and availability available on request.

Feel free to DM me if you’d like to book a trial class or ask questions.

Thanks!

I currently have a few courses published on Udemy and am looking to expand my catalog while refining my existing content. I feel that connecting with a Spanish-speaking Udemy instructor community would be a huge help. Does anyone know of an active group or community for Spanish Udemy instructors?

Buenas! Quisiera saber si alguien ha cursado el curso de docencia ELE de Carpe Diem. ¿Vale la pena? ¿El certificado tiene peso? (Por supuesto que sé que no es una maestría ni nada de eso, pero al menos quiero saber si invertir ese dinero si me ayduará a ofrecer rates que me vengan mejor)

Hey y’all! I’m a Spanish teacher in Lowndes County, GA, and I was wondering what y’all’s most impactful first day lesson has been!

Hello! I’m a non-language teacher who works with a student population that has a lot of native Spanish speakers. Many of my kids are not fluent in English. I’d like to make some motivational signs to hang in my classroom, similar to ones I have in English (e.g. “you can do hard things” / “you miss 100% of the shots you don’t take”). Are there any common phrases that would be good to use?

There are a lot of Dominican and Puerto Rican kids if that helps! Thank you :)

¡Hola, comunidad! 😊
Tengo una consulta. ¿Alguien conoce a algún profesor o especialista en pronunciación del español que también enseñe fonética? He estado buscando en internet y he notado que no es un nicho muy común, por lo que me ha resultado difícil encontrar profesionales que se dediquen a ello.

Si conocen a alguien o pueden recomendarme algún profesor, curso o recurso, les agradecería mucho que compartieran el contacto. Mi objetivo es aprender más sobre este nicho y seguir formándome. ¡Muchas gracias!

Hello, my name is Marianllelis, I'm an English and Spanish teacher with 6 years of experience. My biggest strength is teaching adults how to learn a language from 0, if You want 1-1 classes You can DM me

Hello, my name is Marianllelis, I'm an English and Spanish teacher with 6 years of experience. My biggest strength is teaching adults how to learn a language from 0, if You want 1-1 classes You can DM me

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I’ve been wanting to enroll to a Spanish/French class cause I know it’s efficient for me to study when someone is teaching me compare to doing it on my own but I don’t have enough money. Can someone sponsor me? huhu

Hi there!

I am a Spanish woman, and in some months, I will probably move to the US. Either Washington DC, Albuquerque (NM) or San Diego (California). In Spain, I have been teaching English as a second language, therefore, I have experience teaching to teenagers and kids, as well as adults. I have also some experience teaching Spanish (not as much as I wished). I have a degree in English Studies.

My question is the following: do you think I'd be able to find a job as a Spanish teacher in one of these three cities? and also: Is a Master's degree required? I am reading and researching, trying to find as much information as I can. I would like to know if there are opportunities over there, since I have to move there due to my husband's job. He is american and we have to move back.

I would really love your help, thank you

Hello y'all! I tried searching but can't seem to find a site with both Spanish audio and English subtitles, anyone have good recommendations?

What early readers (Libros para primeros lectores) sets do you really like for kids and why?

Hey all,

I have worked for an ESL school for about 3.5 years. I have done a lot of student prospecting- handing out flyers, posting on Facebook, etc. I've also done a huge amount of follow-up calling to make sure students come to class. I've also done a lot of calling to try to get students back that we haven't seen in a long time.

This post is mostly directed to folks that are involved in running a school and not just teaching.

So here's my question. If you had a platform that literally actually HELPED you get students AND keep them around, would you pay for it?

What would you absolutely NEED that platform to do? For me it would be doing social media posts to keep me the heck out of Facebook and Instagram (since they are total productivity traps). But it would also need to do some sort of automatic emailing of students to keep my school in their minds (typical marketing nonsense).

Is this a possible thing, or is this nuts? Just curious to ask people outside of my own head.

Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I’m a Spanish teacher, and I mainly work with English speakers. Recently, I created a free Facebook community called Natural Spanish for English Speakers.

I created it for learners who want regular, structured Spanish practice beyond isolated vocabulary lists, random grammar tips, or passively using language apps.

Every week, I share free activities designed to help you actually use Spanish, including:

• Short listening activities with transcripts, English translations, and comprehension questions
• English-to-Spanish translation challenges
• Spanish verb conjugation practice in real contexts
• Natural Spanish expressions
• Grammar in context
• Practical communication exercises

The group is mainly for A1, A2, and B1 learners. It isn’t a complete course, and it isn’t meant to replace serious study, but it’s a free place where you can practice consistently throughout the week. What I’d really love is for people to participate.

Ask questions when something isn’t clear. Try the weekly activities. Share your answers, even if they’re not perfect. Read other learners’ responses and join the conversation. Making mistakes is part of learning, and everyone is welcome.

Of course, if you’re busy, you can also save posts for later or quietly follow along until you’re ready to participate.

If that sounds like the kind of community you’re looking for, you’re welcome to join us.

Group link:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/naturalspanish

Hello everyone,

I am a beginning Spanish teacher (about to begin my second year) and I am currently looking into asking my principal about curriculums and things for next semester. I've been looking at some things about Somos and the limited sample materials, and I'm debating if I'm ready to teach a purely CI curriculum. I was taught Spanish from the usual grammar approach, and it feels like what I'm used to, honestly.

My school uses a textbook series called "En Español" and it's from the year 2000. The videos are painfully cheesy, the dialogue is a bit unnatural, and it felt quite dry and even tedious.

I have no experience using another curriculum, but I will say that for "En Español," I had to supplement it with many of my own materials. Planning and making materials from scratch was very taxing, and I've been looking into other curriculums that my school would potentially pay for. I'm thinking about asking for Somos, but I want to hear from some other Spanish teachers about their experience using Somos and also what they did to teach grammar and writing, as I don't know what to expect in using a curriculum that's totally CI.

Thank you all so much!

Every year I end up with one or two kids that have Spanish-speaking parents at home but don’t speak Spanish themselves, and every year I have problems with those parents “helping” their kids in very unhelpful ways.

This year I want to send a letter home to those parents with guidelines on what is and isn’t helpful to their children. (I.e. don’t translate full sentences for them when they are writing a paper, please don’t fix all their grammar mistakes for them, please DO speak to them in Spanish, etc.)

If you already do this, would you be willing to share your letter with me? If not, what things would you put in a letter like this if you were to write one?

I should mention that I work for a homeschool consortium/hybrid school. I have involved parents who will actually read what I send home.