Live online Spanish with a teacher your child can keep

Your child speaks more Spanish. You see the progress.

Ages 4–12 with Alejandra, a Mexican teacher who stays with your child every week. Every class includes speaking practice and a parent note with what to practice next.

A real class, not a sales call. Beginners welcome. 1:1 or a small group.

Online Spanish class with a teacher and student

Which situation sounds like yours?

Age tells us the class length. These are the reasons parents usually book.

Starting from zero

I want a useful lifelong skill, not another passive app.

Short live classes built around speaking, with a parent note after every session so progress is visible at home.

Understands, rarely speaks

My child understands family, but will not answer in Spanish.

A familiar teacher who stays week to week, so speaking feels safer than performing for a new face each class.

Needs steady practice

I need a reliable cadence and a record of what we covered.

One or two live classes a week, a clear lesson sequence, and notes you can keep—not a one-off activity.

The classes

We offer three classes, split by age so the length and pace fit.

Lessons designed for your child

Inside the 4 to 6, 7 to 9, or 10 to 12 class, we work on the skills your child needs most. You pick one-on-one or a small group. Class times depend on what we have open (8am to 9pm, Monday to Friday, and Saturdays 10am to 1pm).

Speaking and conversation
Reading comprehension
Writing
Vocabulary
Pronunciation
Communication skills
Confidence using Spanish

One-on-one

Private live lessons with the same teacher each week. We plan around your child's level, what they like, and what you want them to get better at.

Small groups

Kids are grouped with others close in age and Spanish level. Same teacher each week, one or two classes a week.

What you get

  • A clear sequence of lessons, not random topics each week
  • One or two live classes a week
  • Printables
  • Notes for parents after class, plus progress reports
  • Optional homework if you want it
  • Speaking practice every session
  • A report at the end of the semester
  • Sibling plans if more than one kid wants to join

How the free class works

Alejandra teaches a real 25-minute class, learns your child's level, and sends a personal plan. There is no pressure to enroll.

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Try a free 25-minute class

A real lesson, not a test or a sales call. Please book at least 24 hours ahead.

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Your child meets Alejandra

She sees what they understand, what they will say out loud, and what feels hard.

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You get a plan

Notes, a recommended age class (4 to 6, 7 to 9, or 10 to 12), one-on-one or group, and a link if you want to enroll.

What you get after you book

  1. Right after you book

    Confirmation, a short teacher intro, what to expect, and the class link.

  2. 24 hours before

    A reminder so it does not sneak up on you.

  3. 1 hour before

    Another reminder with the link again.

  4. Right after class

    A progress summary, a recommended plan, and the enrollment link.

Pick a time

Times are usually open 8am–9pm Monday to Friday, and Saturdays 10am to 1pm. Book at least 24 hours ahead.

Alejandra Gomez, certified Spanish teacher

¡Hola! I'm Alejandra Gomez

Certified Spanish teacher. 8+ years with kids.

I'm from Mexico. I have taught children in person and online for over 8 years, including the 4 to 6, 7 to 9, and 10 to 12 classes here. I have a degree in English Literature and a certification in Teaching Spanish as a Second Language.

Class is in Spanish as much as possible. If a child is lost or getting upset, I use English so they can keep going.

After every class I send you notes: how they showed up that day, what they actually did, and what I would practice before the next one.

Try a free 25-minute class

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From parents

Emma knew like five words when we started. Maybe six months later she was actually talking to her abuela on FaceTime, still mixing English in but trying. She asks when class is now which I did not expect. Alejandra is pretty gentle with her. Emma thinks they are just playing.

Sarah M.

Mom of Emma, 7

Lucas hid the first time. He is 5. The 25 min class is about as long as he will sit and it works. He reminds me now, which is annoying in a good way. Classes are fun, he gets to talk a lot.

David R.

Dad of Lucas, 5

Third tutor we tried. Sofia is 10 and checked out of the other two pretty fast. This one stuck. More talking, less busywork. She asked for an extra class last month. I said yes.

Jennifer L.

Mom of Sofia, 10

Pricing

Three classes: ages 4 to 6 (25 minutes), 7 to 9 (30 to 35 minutes), and 10 to 12 (45 minutes). Then pick one-on-one or a small group.

30 to 35 minutes per session

4 classes

$80

$20 per class

Recommended

8 classes

$144

$18 per class

12 classes

$192

$16 per class

  • Printables and class materials
  • Notes after every class
  • Sibling plans available

Try a free 25-minute class

A real lesson on Google Meet, not a test. Book at least 24 hours ahead. After class you get notes and a recommended plan for the 4 to 6, 7 to 9, or 10 to 12 class.

Already booked? You can reschedule or cancel with at least 3 hours notice. Details are in the FAQ.

Questions parents usually ask

Give them a place to actually speak Spanish

Try a free 25-minute class. We place your child in the 4 to 6, 7 to 9, or 10 to 12 class.

Try a free 25-minute class
Try a free 25-minute class