One-to-one Spanish lessons for ages 5 to 18 with Franco, a native teacher from Buenos Aires. Patient, fun, and built around your child's level and interests.
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A flexible, one-to-one Spanish class that fits your homeschool schedule. Buenos Aires is only 1–2 hours ahead of the US East Coast, so classes fit easily into the school day.
Help your child keep their Spanish, or pick it up again, through real conversation with a native speaker.
No Spanish yet? No problem. Classes start from zero and move at your child's pace.
30, 45, 60 or 90 minutes. We recommend 45 or 60 minutes.
From 5 to 18. Younger kids learn through games, songs and stories; teens work on conversation, grammar and school goals.
Parents book the classes and are always my point of contact. An adult doesn't need to sit in, but for younger children we ask that someone is at home during the class.
I adapt every class to the student's age and interests. With younger children, we learn through games, songs and stories. With intermediate teens, we use Spanish to explore history and ideas: we read books and articles together about Ancient Rome and Greece, World War II and other topics they find exciting, and talk about them in Spanish. For homeschooling families, it's a great way to connect Spanish with history and social studies.
I'm Franco, a native Spanish teacher from Buenos Aires. I hold a degree in Literature (Letras) from the University of Buenos Aires and I'm a certified teacher of Spanish as a foreign language. Since 2020 I've taught more than 700 students online, children included, with a 5.0 rating from 398 reviews on italki. I teach neutral Latin American Spanish, and Argentine Spanish if your family prefers.
21 Spanish lessons · Aug 28, 2020
"Very good teacher for kids."
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7 English lessons · Jun 29, 2023
"老师很好,孩子很喜欢。"
(Translated from Chinese: The teacher is very good, my child loves it.)
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From age 5. Younger children learn best with playful, interactive classes.
Yes. We start from the basics and build from there.
No. Parents book and are my point of contact; for younger children, we only ask that an adult is at home.
Yes. Teens can work on their school Spanish, homework and exam preparation.