Spanish With SH

 




Hi Everyone

Welcome to NUESTRAS NOTICIAS blog!

 

Salamanca House is a SMALL online Spanish academy with a BIG heart for its pupils.

Our amazing tutors are friendly, encouraging and well-qualified. Using our advanced bespoke teaching platform, they will get you speaking Spanish and keep you speaking Spanish, lesson by lesson so that you gradually grow in confidence in a relaxed non-threatening environment.

You will be supplied with workbooks [FOR FREE] to accompany your lessons and you will also have FREE 24/7 access to our pupil zone where you can practice and revise what you have learned in class.

We offer three types of classes: one to one, one to two or mini groups [of three to four pupils]. These last for one hour and are available to adults of all ages from absolute beginners to advanced and to young learners from KS3 to GCSE Spanish to A Level Spanish.

 

To find out more about learning Spanish with us, our teaching methodology, and what we have on please click on the following link:

SALAMANCA HOUSE

Or phone me on

07950 100 069

Recuerdos,

Ana

 SH 

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