Spanish tutors in the UAE teach the native language of Spain to students in different grades. In Spanish tutoring, pupils learn how to talk like native speakers as well as grasp the pronunciation. Learning a foreign language from MTS tutors means you will have an insight into the culture, traditions, and native society as a whole. This aids in understanding the language more. Our language tutors who excel in Spanish can tutor a student one-on-one or teach a group of peers eager to learn together. Based on the current fluency of the student, the lessons will be adjusted. Feel free to see the reviews, schedule, and prices of our teachers.
Doctorate in Spanish Linguistics
I've been teaching Spanish for over 25 years, focusing on its rhythm, sounds, and the way its patterns make sense. My background in linguistics has given me the tools to break down the language so that it is easier to understand and more fun for kids to learn. The IB curriculum has helped me prepare my students for real-world situations and improve their ability to interact in a variety of Spanish-speaking settings.
Language is alive and changes with its people. My way gets students to talk, write, and think in Spanish, so they are more likely to learn. It's all about the situation. I often use examples from real life, news stories, and even pop culture to make lessons more interesting and relevant. Regular tests make sure that students are on the right track, but I make sure that these tests are different, like written tests, speaking presentations, and multimedia projects.
Mrs. Thompson's understanding of Spanish linguistics is outstanding. She makes each lesson interactive, ensuring we get ample practice. She's undoubtedly the reason I feel so confident in my Spanish speaking skills.
I truly admire how she brings in real-world scenarios into our lessons. It makes learning so much more interesting. I do wish, however, that we spent a bit more time on literature.
Learning Spanish with Mrs. Thompson is quite an experience! Her linguistics background offers a unique perspective on the language. I just sometimes struggle with the pace of the class.
PhD in Spanish Linguistics
For almost three decades, I've been involved with teaching Spanish to students. From its rich phonetics to the difficult semantics, I've invested my time and energy to fully understand it. My years of research took me across Latin America and Spain, where I learned regional dialects, local customs, and traditional festivities. Through these journeys, I've collected anecdotes and tales that I incorporate into my lectures, making each lesson a unique storytelling session.
In my view, language can't be boxed into textbooks; it's living and ever-evolving. In my classes, students don't just study Spanish; they live it. Alongside grammar and vocabulary, I emphasize listening to authentic Spanish audio clips, deciphering regional accents, and engaging in role-plays that mirror real-life conversations. By the end of my course, my aim is for students to be not just linguistically proficient but culturally aware, ready to engage with native speakers on their terms.
Studying with Dr. Evans is like receiving a passport to the Spanish-speaking world. Every lesson takes us on an adventure, from the cobblestone streets of Seville to the bustling markets of Mexico City. It's more than just learning a language; it's experiencing a culture
One of the highlights of Dr. Evans' class is the way she seamlessly incorporates authentic sounds and sights from her travels. Every audio clip or story adds another layer to our understanding. I just wish there were more opportunities for us to express ourselves in writing. A few more assignments would be perfect.
Her depth of knowledge is unparalleled. The way she explains linguistics concepts is straightforward and clear.
Master's in Spanish Literature
I've been teaching Spanish to students for more than 25 years, and I always stress how beautiful and deep the language's literature is. I've introduced many students to the rich world of Spanish writing, from the passionate poems of Pablo Neruda to the thought-provoking prose of Gabriel García Márquez. I've met authors, poets, and scholars at many literature workshops in Spain and Latin America. These interactions have helped me learn more about the language and its subtleties.
The way I teach is based on the idea that literature is the soul of a language. I don't just teach grammar and vocabulary; I get my students interested in the stories, poems, and articles written in Spanish. We learn language patterns and improve our vocabulary and understanding at the same time when we read. I also like it when people talk about themes, figures, and historical background in groups. This helps everyone understand the whole picture. People in my class don't just speak Spanish; they feel it, understand it, and, most of all, love it.
Mrs. Green's class feels like a book club, where we explore amazing Spanish works. It's my favorite part of the week.
Emily has tutored my daughter for the last three months. I needed someone who could fit in with our hectic lifestyle, and I found her very accommodating, punctual, and reliable. Emily was very aware of what was needed and was prepared in advance for lessons, especially if there was anything in particular my daughter wanted to focus on. My daughter has learned over and above what she was doing in school, thanks to her, and is much more confident in speaking, writing, and understanding Spanish. I would recommend Ms. Emily in a heartbeat.
The way we learn about Spanish culture and history through literature is fascinating. I only wish there was a bit more focus on conversational practice. She keeps me interested in my goal of becoming skilled in Spanish and encourages me to keep going. She gives you a lot of information about books, CDs, community groups, and other things that can help you improve your skills.
PhD in Spanish Literature
I've spent over a quarter of a century teaching Spanish literature, and sharing its wonders with students at the university level. From the classics of Cervantes to contemporary works, my journey through the Spanish literary landscape has been fulfilling. Over the years, I've had the joy of watching many of my students develop a appreciation for the language, its literature, and its relevance to today's world.
In my classes, we don't just learn Spanish; we experience it. Think of it like a trip: We "travel" to Spanish-speaking places without leaving the room. We might "visit" a market in Mexico, "attend" a football match in Spain, or "celebrate" a holiday from Argentina. We use fun activities and games that show what life's like in these places. So, besides learning how to speak, my students also get a feel of what it's like to be a part of that world. It's like learning and having a little adventure at the same time!
Dr. Turner's passion for Spanish literature is unparalleled. He has an innate ability to bring stories to life, making every class a journey through time and culture.
I've always been interested in literature, but it was under Dr. Turner's guidance that I truly began to appreciate the depth and beauty of Spanish works. His method of tying literature to current events made each session more meaningful.
Thomas's class is genuinely enlightening. He encourages critical thinking and provides a comfortable space for discussions. I only wish we had more classes per week.
PhD in Hispanic Literature
Over the past quarter-century, I've dedicated myself to studying and teaching the richness of Hispanic literature. My interest in the literary worlds of authors like Gabriel García Márquez, Federico García Lorca, and Isabel Allende has shaped my teaching career. I've found joy in guiding students through the narratives of these iconic writers, helping them understand both the language and the cultural contexts. Every book, poem, or play offers a chance to explore the socio-political backdrop of its era, and I've always been keen to highlight these to my students.
In my classroom, Spanish literature serves as the gateway to language proficiency. While we learn the literary elements of writings, I emphasize vocabulary, grammar, and expression. I encourage students to re-enact scenes, debate themes, and even try their hand at writing. This multi-faceted approach not only creates a love for literature but also ensures that students gain a comprehensive grasp of the Spanish language in diverse settings.
Dr. Davis' passion for Hispanic literature is transmittable. His class is a journey through stories that stick with you long after.
I never thought I'd say this, but Spanish lit is kinda cool! Although, I wouldn't mind a bit more of the day-to-day lingo.
Big fan of Dr. Davis, really. But man, sometimes I just wish we'd chat about basic phrases and not just Don Quixote.
Master's in Spanish Literature
I have spent the better part of 25 years teaching Spanish, and throughout that time I have created a passion for the language and its extensive literary legacy in countless students. The stories, poetry, and narratives that the Spanish language had to offer drew me in the moment I started teaching. I've made an effort to instill this desire in my students over the years. In addition, I've had the opportunity to visit many Spanish-speaking nations and immerse myself in their cultures, which has given my teaching a distinct flavor.
Spanish, for me, is a canvas of experiences. My teaching revolves around the "Rutas y Relatos" (Routes and Tales) concept. Each lesson represents a journey, whether through the winding streets of Barcelona's Gothic Quarter or the folklore of Andalusia's villages. We'll simulate train journeys where students "buy" tickets using their Spanish skills or have "book club" sessions discussing excerpts from Spanish novellas. With periodic "fiesta" days, celebrating everything from La Tomatina to Dia de los Muertos, I aspire to have my students not just learn Spanish, but to feel its pulse and vibrancy.
Mr. Taylor's classes are a literary delight! I've not only improved in my Spanish but also found some of my favorite authors through his recommendations. His passion for literature is infectious.
I always look forward to Joshua's lessons. We get to explore the language through some of the most beautiful pieces of literature. I just wish we had a bit more speaking practice.
Joshua is a very flexible teacher. He adapts the class to meet my needs. He draws me into talks so I can put what we've spoken about into practice. Every lesson, he is well-prepared, and anytime I have questions, he is very accommodating in breaking things down at my level. Our lessons are always enjoyable and highly participatory. With him, time goes so swiftly and you never feel bored. If you're searching for a friendly yet highly skilled Spanish tuition, I highly recommend him.
Master's in Spanish Linguistics
I started my journey into the world of Spanish linguistics more than two decades ago. Over the years, I've had the chance to live in various parts of Spain, soaking in the regional dialects and cultures. This gave me an in-depth understanding of not just the language but also the vibrant culture, history, and traditions of Spanish-speaking communities. I've shared this knowledge with my students, often narrating personal stories from my travels to make lessons more engaging and relatable.
I teach Spanish in a way that's more than just words and rules. I mix in stories and songs, and even recipes from Spanish-speaking regions. This helps students to see how the language fits into real life. By connecting Spanish to everyday situations, I hope to make students feel at ease using it outside the classroom. My lessons are like little cultural journeys, aiming to give students a taste of the Spanish-speaking world. My ultimate goal? For every student to leave not just knowing Spanish but feeling a part of its vibrant world.
Mr. Walker's lessons have a genuine touch to them. He often recounts his time spent in Spain, which paints a vivid picture of the country and its customs. These tales, combined with structured learning, make each class feel like a little adventure.
Learning Spanish with Mr. Walker is more than just about words. He integrates culture, history, and personal experiences seamlessly into the curriculum. While I enjoy these stories, I'd also appreciate some more sessions dedicated to refining our writing skills.
What sets Mr. Walker's classes apart is how he infuses them with real-life experiences. Hearing about his time in Spain, the festivals he attended, and the friends he made makes the language come alive. That said, I'd love if we could allocate some more time to grammar practice.
Master's in Spanish Literature
For twenty years, I've taught students about the wonders of Spanish language and literature. My love for Spanish deepened when I spent a year in Seville, experiencing its lively culture and traditions. I've seen how the language has changed and evolved, and I'm passionate about sharing its depth and richness. My lessons are infused with tales from my time in Spain, giving students a real feel for Spanish life.
Language is a window to a nation's soul. Beyond just grammar and vocabulary, I encourage students to understand the cultural context behind the words. We explore Spanish festivals, culinary delights, and regional dialects. Alongside traditional lessons, students participate in cooking sessions or dance workshops to feel the rhythm of Spanish culture. My goal is for students to experience Spanish as a living, breathing entity, and not just as a subject in a textbook.
Mr. Robinson's lessons are an absolute delight. Every class feels like a mini trip to Spain. His anecdotes about Spanish culture have made me even more eager to visit!
I discovered that Alexander was a truly unique teacher when I first met him two years ago in the Epic Group. He makes learning Spanish enjoyable for us with his innovative and engaging teaching methods.He has a great deal of patience and intelligence. His methods of instruction so pleased me that I now get private lessons with him. I speak Spanish at work, on the road, and in day-to-day interactions. Since working with him, my Spanish has improved and I now have more confidence while speaking the language. To get their child accepted into a Culver City bilingual program, I suggested Alexander to a family whose youngster desired to study Spanish. His assistance was a major factor in the boy's acceptance into that school. He is the instructor I suggest over all others because of all of this.
Master's in Spanish Literature
I have been teaching Spanish for as long as I can remember. My passion has always been the exploration of iconic literature, from the romantic poems of Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer to the tales of Gabriel García Márquez. Through the years, I've sought to connect students with these masterpieces, believing that literature can provide multiple insights into the essence of a culture. My travels throughout Spain and Latin American countries have added layers of understanding to the texts, which I eagerly share with my students in every session.
In my classes, the Spanish language is more than just words; it's a gateway to stories, emotions, and epochs. I aim to develop a deep appreciation for Spanish literature, helping students not only learn the language but feel the pulse of its people. While we dive deep into books, we also engage in lively discussions, debate interpretations, and even attempt creative writing in Spanish. This multifaceted approach ensures students not only grasp the language but also connect emotionally with its rich literary heritage.
In Ms. Phillips' class, Spanish literature comes alive! From Cervantes to García Márquez, each lesson transports us to a different era and region, fueling my passion for the language.
The focus on literature made learning Spanish enjoyable. Grace's anecdotes about her travels add a special touch.
If you ever want to understand the soul of Spanish literature, Grace's class is a must. Every lesson feels like a literary retreat.
Master's in Spanish Linguistics
For two decades, I've been helping students discover the wonders of the Spanish language. Having a deep fascination for how accents and dialects vary across Spanish-speaking regions, I always try to incorporate these variations into my lessons. Over the years, I've traveled extensively across Spain and Latin America, and I bring those experiences and insights into the classroom. My students get to hear authentic pronunciations, idiomatic expressions, and regional slang, making their learning experience rich and authentic.
I believe in teaching students fully in the sounds and rhythms of Spanish. We often listen to audio clips from different regions, trying to pick up subtle changes in pronunciation and intonation. Role plays, mock phone calls, and listening exercises are frequent activities in my class. I also invite guest speakers from various Spanish-speaking countries to share their experiences, giving students a broader understanding of the cultural contexts in which Spanish is spoken.
Ms. Cooper's classes have been eye-opening. I thought I knew Spanish, but hearing all these different dialects and accents was a new experience. She makes every lesson unique. She is a great teacher who really cares about what each student has done well and what they are good at. I think she would be a great teacher for anyone
I genuinely appreciate how Isabella dives deep into the nuances of the language. Every class is a new adventure. Though sometimes, it'd be great to focus a bit more on written exercises.
Isabella brings the world into the classroom. From Spain to Argentina to Mexico, it's like travelling without leaving our seats! A more structured approach to grammar would be the cherry on top.