Adult learners from different countries, of different ages and with different mother tongues will never be able to make a homogeneous classroom, no matter how much grading and pre-programme screening is performed.

For this reason, we only teach in one-on-one classes, ie just one teacher and one student in each classroom. This allows us to focus all our teaching efforts on the specific level, needs and objectives of each participant.

We do not work with any standard resources, whether for grammar or exercises. After assessing your needs and interests we will use texts from newspapers or books, television reports, films and other materials to base your lessons on. We will give you any specific grammar you need, as well as designing exercises for you.

If you so wish, we can use documents or other materials from your work or hobby as a basis for your lessons: just bring the material with you. Building your lessons around your main interests in life will help you to learn the language quicker.

Experience has shown us that participants learn Spanish more easily in the morning, when their attention is more intensive and focused. We therefore make lessons in the morning longer: the first one is a full two hours, the lesson just before lunch is one and a half hours.

Our break at midday is two hours long. Lunch at 1 pm with your teacher will last about one hour. Then you can relax or study until three o'clock if you have chosen a programme with classes in the afternoon: intensive Spanish and digesting lunch, even a light one, do not work too well together!

The afternoon classes for our D4 and D5 are just one hour long, reflecting the shorter attention span most people have in the afternoon.