Michael Randdy Rodriguez

Hola!
I have been a foreign language student too, and I know how to reach this goal. Learning a new language is not easy, it requires spending time and energy to study and increase your skills. For that reason, I do my best to create an easygoing scenario where you can enjoy the class and feel motivated. Always I delivered a new language tool to immediately use it. For example, In our first class, my main goal is you would be capable to introduce yourself and another person too.

Additionally, I do believe that combining the 4 pillars of the language is crucial to improve, in our classes we would focus on speaking and listening, and as homework, you would have some reading or writing exercises to complete and we could review in the next class. If you don't like to do writing or read no problem, in the first classes we would figure it out and look for topics of your interests in as Sports, history, and cooking, among others. When we reach a certain level we could mix these 4 components in the class. The main idea is to increase your confidence in the Spanish language and also the vocabulary. In my opinion, these are the secrets to boosting language skills.

Another advantage of 1 2 1 classes is the constant feedback and we would adapt the class in regards to your language objectives and how the methodology fits better for you. Sometimes I would invite other Spanish speaker friends to join our class to do 10 minutes of conversation practice, the idea is you feel comfortable speaking not only with me (no worries this practice is optative).

I would like to get to know more about you and see if you have any specific goals for learning Spanish.

Best Regards!
Hasta pronto