…have studied Spanish with free resources, but are starting to understand that doing grammar exercises and repeating vocabulary over and over will not make you speak.

…had a private tutor but waiting until the next lesson to resolve your doubts was frustrating.

…went to a group course, but among other students never had enough opportunities to express yourself in Spanish.

….have never learnt Spanish before, but you are that kind of person that just wants to do things efficiently.

….you need a mentor to motivate you, guide you through your learning process and resolve your doubts anytime they arise.

I started learning Spanish when I was 18. I have heard, that best way of learning a language is jumping right into it, so I went to work to Canary Islands for the whole summer.

During the first year of learning Spanish, I spent hours and hours with Duolinguo and learnt a lot of vocabulary, but anytime I tried creating a sentence by myself, I got stuck.

I went to private lessons in Slovakia, but most of the time, we were just doing excercises, and between the lessons, I forgot a lot from what I have had learnt.

During one summer of university, I convinced my parents to pay for an intensive course in Malaga. It was indeed very helpful, but 3 weeks costed around 1000 €.

I joined voluntary organization ESN and started hanging out with real Spanish, so I could finally practice my Spanish. Even though my grammar was far from perfect, they were supportive and encouraging. But they rarely corrected me and I continued speaking like a „Mongolian“.