Do you have experience preparing students for exams (e.g., AP Spanish)?

Answer 1

Yes. I have extensive experience preparing high school students for AP Spanish Language and Culture, and this year that preparation needs to be especially current because the AP course and exam have changed for 2026–27.

I begin by identifying the student’s actual strengths and weaknesses across reading, listening, writing, and speaking, rather than following the same test-prep sequence for everyone. I also prepare students for the new Course Project and the Project Presentation and Question-and-Answer components.

The most effective preparation is not simply doing more practice tests. It is knowing which AP skills are limiting the student’s performance and working systematically on those areas.

Answer 2

Absolutely, I have experience preparing students for various exams, including AP Spanish. My approach involves a combination of intensive review of key grammar concepts, vocabulary building, and practice with past exam papers. I also focus on developing students' listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills through interactive activities and personalized feedback. My goal is to build their confidence and ensure they are well-prepared for all sections of the exam.