Spanish classes in Binghamton

Take Spanish classes near Binghamton with an online teacher. All our classes are live and synchronous.

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"Worth every penny - Spanish skills transformed completely."
Mary Smith, NYC
32,000+ students

How it works

1. Find a class that works for you and enroll. You can book more classes now or later.
2. Follow the instructions to join the video conference room on the day of your class.

Reviews from our students

Cara Adams
star 5.0
2021-08-04
Eva actually taught this course, because Nelson was out on family leave. She was friendly, clear, and very encouraging and helpful.
Anonymous
star 5.0
2020-04-19
Great intro. I am signing up to the next one.
Ann Scharffenberger
star 5.0
2020-03-25
Loved the class, perfect for me as I didn't speak a word of Spanish when I started. Now I feel like I'm starting to speak and understand.
Miriam Westheimer
star 3.0
2020-03-25
Maria has a lovely personality and is very engaging. I have a background in language teaching (ESL) and I found the structure of the book unclear. Maria did a good job in clarifying it all, but I think more effort should be put into improving the workbook.
Barbara Halper
star 5.0
2020-04-22
The instructions and the materials were excellent- A wonderful introduction to Spanish.
Ibtissam
star 5.0
2020-03-27
Perfect pedagogy Maria knows how to explain by good and funny examples . I enjoy my time in Spanish class and in 2 months I improved in Spanish . The book also is too good

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to learn Spanish with this method?

Most students become conversational after completing 5 levels (about 12-15 months of regular classes).

I've never studied Spanish before. Is this right for me?

Yes! Most of our students are complete beginners. We designed our Beginners classes specifically for people with zero Spanish experience.

Will I be embarrassed in class as a beginner?

No. All Beginners students start at zero. Our teachers create a supportive environment where making mistakes is part of learning.

How is this different from Spanish apps?

We teach grammar rules first, then practice. Apps make you guess patterns. Our method is faster for adults.

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