Alan Perez

The way I like to teach Spanish is tailored to your needs and expectations from the lessons. I believe everyone is different and I try to adapt to the person as much as possible in order to maximize the amount of learning per lesson.

I try to create an environment where people can feel comfortable asking any sort of questions, and where it doesn’t feel just like someone giving you lots of information, but more like proactively learning and participating in different exercises throughout the lessons.

I like to start with some basic grammar and vocabulary, which would be the foundations of starting to learn the language if you’re new to Spanish, and things like reading and writing, but I like to adapt the lessons to your current level and needs.

If you already know some Spanish but you want to build up on what you already know, we can assess your level at the beginning in order to create the best possible route towards your objectives.

If what you’re looking for is to be conversational, we can focus the lessons on speaking, phonetics and vocabulary that you will be using on day to day conversations.

If you want to prepare for an exam or you need to improve on your current level for professional purposes, we can adapt the lessons to prepare on that specific field to ensure you reach your goals.

I normally like to get some feedback from you after a few lessons to assess how are you feeling with the current level, if you feel you’re making the improvements you wanted when we started working together, and make changes if necessary.