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Find your next step in Spanish.

Start from zero or build on what you know. Explore six Spanish levels across three stages, and find the next step for your learning.

Which level am I?

We confirm your level in the free consultation.

What you'll learn.

Three stages. Six CEFR levels. Progress at your own pace.

  1. Beginners A1-A2

    Build the basics. Real progress.

    Start with everyday Spanish.

    • Introduce yourself and talk about your day
    • At A2, talk about past experiences, with pauses to find your words
    • Ask and answer simple questions with confidence
    Try a free A1-A2 activity

    Lessons per level

    • A1

      Foundations

      60 lessons · about 7 months

    • A2

      Momentum

      90 lessons · about 11 months

    Estimates at 2 lessons a week. Your pace depends on your progress and practice.

  2. Intermediate B1-B2

    Expand your ideas. Connect deeper.

    Keep the conversation going.

    • Hold a real conversation about familiar topics
    • Give your opinion and take part in discussions
    • Understand longer texts and common expressions
    Try a free B1-B2 activity

    Lessons per level

    • B1

      Conversation

      150 lessons · about 18 months

    • B2

      Fluency

      165 lessons · about 20 months

    Estimates at 2 lessons a week. Your pace depends on your progress and practice.

  3. Advanced C1-C2

    Master nuance. Speak your way.

    Express the finer details.

    • Discuss complex topics, culture and abstract ideas
    • Understand regional Spanish and nuance
    • Speak with accuracy and flexibility, at work and beyond

    Lessons per level

    • C1

      Precision

      120 lessons · about 14 months

    • C2

      Mastery

      150 lessons · about 18 months

    Estimates at 2 lessons a week. Your pace depends on your progress and practice.

Our curriculum follows the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), which describes six levels of language proficiency. Your pace depends on your progress and practice.

Not sure which stage fits?

Let's find your starting point together.

Book a free consultation

Free 30-minute consultation, then a free 45-minute trial lesson. Two free steps before you decide. In the consultation we place you in the right level.

Course FAQs

Find quick answers to the questions students ask most often before getting started.

  • What will I learn in A1-A2?

    In the beginner level (A1-A2), you will focus on foundational vocabulary, simple grammar structures, and basic conversational phrases. You’ll learn to introduce yourself, ask and answer basic questions, and navigate everyday situations like ordering food or asking for directions.

  • What will I learn in B1-B2?

    In the intermediate level (B1-B2), the focus shifts to improving your fluency in conversations and understanding more complex texts. You’ll work on expressing opinions, engaging in discussions about familiar topics, and starting to grasp more nuanced aspects of the language such as idiomatic expressions.

  • What will I refine in C1-C2?

    At the advanced level (C1-C2), you will refine your spoken Spanish through conversations about complex topics, cultural references, regional language, and abstract ideas. We focus on nuance, accuracy, and flexible communication. Writing practice is available when you ask for it.

  • How long will each level take?

    Open Lesson planning in each stage for estimates at two lessons a week. Your starting level, progress and practice shape your pace, so these are planning estimates, not a fixed completion time.

  • What if I feel nervous or need more time?

    You do not need to speak perfectly to take part. There is time to understand, ask questions, and try again. Learning has its ups and downs, and your tutor will support you at your pace.

  • Do I need to buy any materials for the lessons?

    No, all the necessary materials will be provided for each level. You’ll receive digital resources tailored to each stage of your learning, including grammar guides, vocabulary lists, and practice exercises.

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