Berumen P.

Being able to have a conversation is the most important part of learning every language and is also one of the hardest things to get to, we tend to avoid it because we either don't believe were ready or because it seems to difficult to find a way to practice and learn it. This is why for me it's one of the biggest focuses whenever I give a class.

Starting from the most basics is always exciting and it should be fun. There are a lot of tools and ways to make it fun for as long as possible.

For intensive courses I tend to work with sprints, sprints are a current agile approach that is used in worked environments but are also great for learning.

As a Mexican I grew up talking Latin-American spanish and as such it is the one I know the most about.

I've worked in middle schools for 9 years and grade schools for just under 5 and have learned to work with kids and how they learn.

Different to other languages. Business Spanish is really similar to normal Spanish so the main focus for learning it is just working on the little differences it has.

Growing up in Mexico I've been talking this strand of Spanish my hole life.

Following the SAT guide there are a lot of simple topics that you can focus on in order to get the best result possible.