Spanish classes in Freeport

Take Spanish classes near Freeport 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

Anonymous
star 5.0
2020-04-19
Great intro. I am signing up to the next one.
Christine Lee (Raine)
star 5.0
2019-07-29
The course is well structured and I did learn the lessons because the topics were broken down properly. Also, I like it that Rolando encourages us to speak during class compared to just taking in the lessons.
Cheryl
star 5.0
2020-03-27
This course is about learning the fundamentals of the language, not just popular phrases. It's great for someone wanting to truly learn the language. It is fast paced and there is a lot to remember, but Rolando was engaging, explained things concisely and was patient helping students work through stuff.
Mona
star 5.0
2019-12-28
The course was great. Silvana is a great instructor. My understanding of Spanish is so much better than when I started the class. Thank you Silvana!!
Laura
star 5.0
2020-02-06
Love the class for our instructor's remarkably clear grammatical instructions, sophisticated cultural references, and wonderful lightness in the exchanges.
Jack Battaglia
star 5.0
2020-04-24
Fully satisfied.

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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