
Spanish teacher. 14 years. Every age, every goal.
Fourteen years. That's how long I've been doing this — and I still find it the most interesting job in the world. I've taught five-year-olds their first Spanish words, helped teenagers survive high school exams, walked young professionals through business presentations, and watched adults in their sixties finally hold a real conversation in a second language. Every single case taught me something different.
I specialize in DELE exam preparation across all levels. I know the exam inside out — the formats, the tricks, the parts that trip people up, and the strategies that actually work. Students who come to me for DELE don't just pass. They understand why they passed, which means the knowledge sticks.
Here's something I don't hide: I'm a language learner too. I know what it feels like to sit in a class and not understand a single sentence. I know the frustration, the embarrassment, the small victories that feel huge. That experience made me a better teacher — one who never forgets what's hard about learning a language, and never takes your effort for granted.