Erika Z.

I run my own Spanish conversation group once a week where I have students with A1.2 and A2 levels. I bring my own games to introduce vocabulary and then practice with basic role plays, interviewing a classmate and reporting to the rest of the class.

I started teaching Spanish to beginners in Germany around 15 years ago. Over the years, I’ve helped many students build a strong foundation in the language — from their very first words to holding full conversations with confidence.

Raising my own child bilingual has been one of my most rewarding teaching experiences. Even though we live in Germany, my child speaks perfect Spanish, which has given me valuable insight into how children learn and maintain a second language naturally.

When a German company opened a branch in Mexico, my home country, I was hired to help bridge the cultural and linguistic gap between both teams. I trained HR professionals responsible for hiring staff in Mexico and prepared employees who were relocating or traveling there.

As a native speaker from Mexico, I have been teaching Mexican Spanish for many years to students of different backgrounds and levels. My lessons focus on authentic communication, everyday expressions, and the rich cultural aspects that make Mexican Spanish unique.I help learners understand not only the language but also the nuances, idioms, and rhythm of real Mexican conversation.