Spanish for the
life you lead
Where would you like your Spanish to take you?
A learning plan built around you
Private coaching
Develop your Spanish through one-to-one lessons tailored to your goals and current ability. Build conversational confidence, improve pronunciation and listening, or strengthen the language you need for travel, everyday life, work or study.
Prepare for a real situation
Practical Spanish
Prepare for working with Latin American teams or studying in Spain through a structured practical programme. You can also discuss coaching for a particular conversation or task. Choose the focus that fits the people, places and communication situations you want to prepare for.
Learn and practise with others
Group Courses
Start learning Spanish with other adult beginners in a small group of 3–6 learners. Build your skills through structured live online lessons, guided practice and feedback from a native-speaking teacher.
Bring your Spanish into everyday life
Learning Spanish in Singapore can help you prepare for travel, study and communication with Spanish-speaking people around the world. Your goal might be navigating a trip more independently, working with international colleagues or connecting with friends and family.
Learning Spanish can help you:
handle everyday conversations when travelling in Spain or Latin America
prepare for student life in a Spanish-speaking environment
communicate with Spanish-speaking colleagues, clients and partners
enjoy more of Spanish-language film, music and literature
Our Spanish courses support adults in Singapore with a range of learning goals, including:
beginners building conversational skills for travel or personal interest
adults returning to Spanish and rebuilding their confidence
students preparing to study in a Spanish-speaking environment
professionals and learners using Spanish for international work or personal relationships
Spanish has several ways to say “you”, including tú, usted and, in many communities, vos. Their use depends on the region, relationship and setting. Addressing several people also involves forms such as vosotros and ustedes.
These choices affect verb forms and the tone of introductions, requests and messages. A conversation with classmates can have different expectations from contacting a new business partner.
When choosing your learning focus, identify the country, people and situations you have in mind. This gives your teacher useful context for the Spanish you want to understand and use.
Teaching that
adapts to you
A teacher matched to you
Practice for real situations
A course plan that adapts
Spanish course levels
Our courses use the internationally recognised Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) to describe language proficiency. Explore the levels below through examples of everyday, social, study and workplace communication relevant to learners in Singapore.
These are broad guides to learning at each stage. Your starting level and goals help determine the appropriate course and focus.
Beginner A1–A2
Spanish for New Connections and Travel
Build simple Spanish for meeting Spanish-speaking people in Singapore and managing familiar situations abroad. Start with supported exchanges about yourself, your interests and everyday needs.
Practise how to:
- introduce yourself to a Spanish-speaking friend, colleague or fellow traveller
- describe simply your work and life in Singapore
- talk about favourite foods, music or leisure activities
- arrange to meet someone and confirm a time and place
- order a meal or ask for directions during a visit to Spain or Latin America
Intermediate B1–B2
Spanish for Relationships and Shared Experiences
Develop longer conversations that help you get to know people beyond first introductions. Share your experiences and explain your views with Spanish-speaking friends and contacts in Singapore or abroad.
Practise how to:
- describe a Singapore tradition or recommend places to explore
- exchange travel stories and ask follow-up questions
- discuss a film, song or sporting event and explain your reaction
- resolve a booking or service problem during a trip
- contribute to a familiar work or study discussion and explain your preferences
Advanced C1–C2
Spanish for Perspectives and Cultural Nuance
Refine your Spanish for complex ideas and sustained discussion. Develop greater flexibility when exploring different experiences, interpreting cultural references or communicating professionally.
Practise how to:
- discuss differences in everyday life between Singapore and Spanish-speaking societies
- compare viewpoints in Spanish-language news, films or interviews
- present a detailed professional or academic idea and respond to questions
- express disagreement or a sensitive opinion tactfully
- recognise regional expressions and adapt your language to the people you are speaking with
What would you like to do with Spanish?
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Your questions, answered
Which Spanish course should I choose?
Choose private coaching if you want to develop your Spanish through personalised teaching and continued practice. Practical courses suit a specific task, role or situation, with either tailored coaching or a structured programme.
If you’re unsure, tell us what you want to achieve and we can recommend a suitable option.
Can beginners join, and how do I find my starting level?
Beginners can join any of our private Spanish packages. Choose the length according to how much teaching and practice you want: Builder provides 6 hours, Development 12 hours and Core 18 hours. Core offers the most time to practise, apply feedback and consolidate what you learn. Some practical courses may require an existing foundation; check the course details.
You don’t need to know your CEFR level before contacting us. For Builder, Development and Core, the first lesson includes spoken placement alongside teaching. A standalone assessment is available if you need a separate assessment of your Spanish.
How are practical courses different from private coaching?
Private coaching supports your ongoing language development, with lessons shaped around your goals and starting level.
Practical courses address a particular purpose. You can prepare for your own communication task or follow a structured programme built around a role or situation.
Both routes offer one-to-one teaching. The difference is the scope and purpose of the learning.
Should I learn Spanish from Spain or Latin America?
Both provide a useful foundation, with many shared features. Pronunciation, vocabulary and some forms of address vary across Spain and the many Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America.
Choose according to the people and places relevant to you. Tell us your destination or communication goals so we can discuss a suitable focus and teaching support.
How much Spanish do I need for travel?
There is no single level you need before travelling. Greetings, numbers, food preferences and questions about directions, transport and bookings can help with familiar exchanges.
Longer stays or unexpected problems call for a broader foundation. Tell us where you are going and what you want to handle, and we can discuss useful preparation.
How can I improve my Spanish speaking beyond app-based learning?
Put familiar vocabulary and sentence patterns into conversations where you need to make your own choices. Practise asking questions, sharing experiences and responding when someone says something unexpected.
Personalised coaching provides interaction and feedback for the situations relevant to you. App-based study can continue to support vocabulary and regular practice alongside lessons.