Spanish teachers found: 334

Hi! My name is Maria Del Mar… 100% Colombiana, (you can tell I’m latina because my name has more than one word!) and do not worry I know language learning is hard enough, so you can call me Maria for short! . I was born in a small city you have probably never heard of, Mocoa, Colombia, but now reside in Medellin, the Colombian city that EVERYONE has heard of. . During the past five years I’ve had the pleasure of teaching Spanish to over 250 students, from beginners to the most advanced and I’ve given individual classes to high ranking business and government executives. . Throughout my years of teaching, I’ve noticed similarities and challenges between students: . The number 1 struggle with language learning is anxiety. I do know how difficult it can be learning a new language. I’m sure you’ve heard others, or maybe even told yourself that “Language learning is not for me.”, but chances are you can speak at least ONE language, (unless you were born in the jungle, but even then I’m s...

Hello everyone! I'm a Professional Coach, an NLP Trainer and a Point of You Explorer. I have been teaching Spanish for 10 years now. I love teaching and most of all I love to share and exchange cultural experiences with my students. I have been using the online methodology to teach Spanish since April 2011 while I was at university. From that momento on, I have taught children, teenagers, and adults at a beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels with excellent results. I have lived in different countries, Argentina, Italy, Norway, Belgium, Uruguay and Spain. I love travelling, luckily I have travelled throughout Europe, North and South America and Africa. I earned a Bachelor's degree in Italy. Later on, I did my Master Degree in Complutense University, in Madrid. I've attended an NLP course (Practitionar in Neuro-Linguistic Programming) and a High Perfomarce Coaching course recognized by ICF. These course gave me the tools and techniques to teach a language in a efficient ...

Spanish down ahead* I graduated from a private language teaching institute with a degree in Language Teaching (Enseñanza de Idiomas), grammar snob! Even before graduating I taught ESL in different institutes and organizations, public and private. After l graduated, l began to teach English in a private institute in my current State (Oaxaca), and Spanish with private students, since Oaxaca, México is a multi cultural city. I believe learning a language means being part of the cultural aspects of a community of people. Working with people who are motivated to learn a new language is very inspiring and always fun. My teaching style is relaxed and organic (this means you're learning at your own pace and with vocabulary of your daily life style), and I'm very patient with students' learning capacities as l believe everyone has various proficiency abilities. l have studied English for 15 years and some Spanish grammar, so l know how important it is to have a patient and understanding tea...

I discover I wanted to be a full time teacher when I moved to Poland and started teaching sporadically. After I came back to Spain I took a course on teaching skills and started to teach independently. And I loved it! The more I taught the more I liked. I still love teaching cause I understand my culture better and the way Spanish people think. I find that fascinating. To me, explaining why we would say things in a certain way because of our culture is the best bit. Be sure you will always have contact with the real culture during our lessons. I usually take a coaching approach. That means we will set goals and every week we will review what we've done so far and what we can do next. My students are the ones that choose the pace they want to learn, I only guide them through the whole journey. When it comes to materials we usually use real life materials like youtube videos and also fun speaking activities to practise specific areas of the language. I do it in a way that my studen...