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Private tutoring in Spanish

Spanish feels easy at first, then the verbs get harder: the subjunctive, the preterite and the sequence of tenses lose many students towards the end of collège (lower secondary school). Working on these points both orally and in writing, with a tutor who corrects as the conversation goes, brings back fluency without piling up conjugation tables.

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Tutors

A few tutors in Spanish

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Violette

Cours de maths, anglais, espagnol, finance, économie – Collège, lycée & études supérieures | Étudiante à l’EDHEC, ancienne prépa

New tutor4 years of experienceAccepting new students
Subject searched:
Espagnol
Also:
Mathématiques · Anglais
+ 10 other subjects

Économie · Comptabilité · SES · Aide aux devoirs · Méthodologie et organisation · Soutien scolaire général · Brevet · Finance · BAC · TOEIC

Levels:
Collège · Lycée · Licence / Master

€42 / hourAll-inclusive price, paid by the student or their family. No hidden fees.

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Grégory

Cours d'espagnol du lycée au supérieur (prépas littéraires, écoles de commerce, licence, Capès et agrégation)

New tutor22 years of experienceAccepting new students
Subject searched:
Espagnol
Also:
BAC · Concours prépa
+ 1 other subject

Autre examen

Levels:
Lycée · Prépa · Adulte · Licence / Master

€84 / hourAll-inclusive price, paid by the student or their family. No hidden fees.

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Léonard

Soutien scolaire toutes matières par un étudiant à HEC

New tutor5 years of experienceAccepting new students
Subject searched:
Espagnol
Also:
Mathématiques · Physique-Chimie
+ 13 other subjects

Français · Anglais · Histoire-Géographie · Informatique / Programmation · Chinois · Géopolitique · HGGSP · Aide aux devoirs · Méthodologie et organisation · Soutien scolaire général · Brevet · Orientation · BAC

Levels:
Primaire · Collège · Lycée · Licence / Master

€34 / hourAll-inclusive price, paid by the student or their family. No hidden fees.

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The curriculum

Why take tutoring in Spanish?

Topics covered

  • Subjunctive and sequence of tenses
  • Ser and estar
  • Preterite and imperfect
  • Listening comprehension
  • Hispanic culture and society

What you work on in sessions

  • Use the subjunctive after the expressions that require it
  • Choose between ser and estar according to the meaning of the sentence
  • Tell a story in the past, switching between preterite and imperfect
  • Present a cultural document and draw a central question from it

Verb forms that get tangled

The preterite, the imperfect and the subjunctive are easily confused. Fixing them in useful sentences, rather than in lists, makes them available at the moment of speaking.

False friends that mislead

Closeness to French reassures, then traps: embarazada, constipado, largo. Spotting them early avoids awkward misunderstandings, in writing as well as orally.

Culture, often underestimated

At lycée (upper secondary school), documents deal with Spain and Latin America: history, society, art. Knowing the context gives students something to say.

Rates

Tutoring in Spanish from €33 an hour

The rate shown is the final price paid by the student or their family, NOEO commission included. It varies from tutor to tutor, and nothing is added on top: no application fee, no matching fee, no service fee.

€0 sign-up fee · €0 subscription · you only pay for the sessions you book.

What NOEO brings

What you get on top of the tutoring session

Tutors vetted before they go live

NOEO reviews each tutor’s application before their profile appears. The tutor then declares the subjects and levels they teach, and never appears under any they have not declared.

Live tutoring, on Noeo Live

Sessions take place online, with the whiteboard, documents and conversation in one place. No travelling, and your choice of tutor no longer depends on distance.

A session report after every session

The tutor writes a session report at the end of every session, readable by the student and, for a minor, by their parents. Their payout stays on hold until that report has been sent.

The replay and documents, after the session

The session recording and the documents used stay available in the student’s space: a concept that was not quite understood can be revisited without waiting for the next session.

Revision material between sessions

From a session and its report, the student generates their revision sheet, flashcards and quiz in Noeo Learn, then revises at their own pace.

Follow-up suited to the student

An independent student keeps their space to themselves. For a minor, parents see the sessions, session reports and messages, and decide how much independence to give them.

Read

On the same subject, in the NOEO Journal

Student creating and sorting flashcards at her desk, with an exercise book, open books, a laptop and several piles of cards.

Methods and revision

Flashcards: how to create and use them without wasting time

A flashcard is useful when it asks a precise question, when the student looks for the answer before checking it and when the cards are reviewed at spaced intervals. Stick to one idea per card and vary the types: definitions, distinctions, examples and common mistakes. For complex skills, flashcards remain a complement to practice, not a substitute for it.

Pierre Basile23 October 202611 min read
Student revising with flashcards organised by topic and a schedule, alongside her notes and an open textbook.

Methods and revision

Spaced repetition: how to memorise better over several weeks

Spaced repetition means reviewing a piece of knowledge several times, leaving time between each review, rather than concentrating everything into a single session. There is no universal schedule: intervals should be adapted to the deadline, the content and the difficulty encountered. A simple rule: no answer, come back soon; a hesitant answer, a moderate delay; a precise answer, space it out further.

Pierre Basile23 October 202610 min read
Student revising with active recall, using question cards, an exercise book and open textbooks on their desk.

Methods and revision

Active recall: the revision method that makes the brain retrieve information

Active recall means retrieving information from memory, without looking at your notes, and then checking your answers. It is a more effective method than simple rereading for long-term memorisation. To use it well, you need to space out recall sessions and use your mistakes to target the gaps.

Sébastien Lochon23 October 202612 min read

Frequently asked questions

Your questions about tutoring in Spanish

Spanish from Spain or from Latin America?

It depends on the tutor, whose profile describes their background. Accent and vocabulary differ, but the grammar taught is the same.

Can we work on speaking only?

Yes. Tell the tutor from your first exchange: they will then build the sessions around conversation and listening.

How do you prepare for the Spanish papers of the bac (the end-of-lycée exam)?

With real past papers: understanding a document, then written or spoken expression on a theme of the curriculum. The tutor corrects and has the student rephrase on the spot.

My child started Spanish late: can they catch up?

Yes. The grammar basics come back well when they are worked through in order, and a few months of regular work often bring a student back to the pace of their year group.

How do you build vocabulary in Spanish?

By theme, in context, and by reusing it straight away when speaking. Spaced revision between sessions fixes words more lastingly than a list learnt in one go.

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