I have a strong foundation in Spanish language instruction, having studied Spanish through both formal education and independent learning. While I do not hold a formal teaching degree, I have received extensive training in Spanish through coursework and language immersion, and I stay up to date with current teaching strategies for language acquisition.
Teaching Experience & Methods:
I have experience teaching Spanish in both one-on-one and small group settings. Most recently, I designed...
I have a strong foundation in Spanish language instruction, having studied Spanish through both formal education and independent learning. While I do not hold a formal teaching degree, I have received extensive training in Spanish through coursework and language immersion, and I stay up to date with current teaching strategies for language acquisition.
Teaching Experience & Methods:
I have experience teaching Spanish in both one-on-one and small group settings. Most recently, I designed and led a 50-minute Spanish lesson as a continuation of an introductory unit focused on hotel vocabulary and polite commands. My teaching approach emphasizes real-world usage, practical vocabulary, and interactive activities such as role-play and comprehension exercises. I adapt my teaching style to fit different learning speeds and ensure students feel confident using the language in context.
Contextual Details:
I have worked primarily with early learners and beginner-level students, focusing on practical Spanish for travel and conversation. My teaching has taken place in informal classroom-style sessions as well as online formats. I’ve taught students ranging from teens to adults, tailoring my approach to their individual goals—whether for school support, travel, or personal interest. My experience also includes creating custom lesson plans, providing targeted feedback, and using engaging methods to reinforce retention.
