Dallas Spanish Courses :: Dallas Spanish Teacher :: Dallas Spanish Language Teacher

If you want to learn Spanish in Dallas you have a number of options: self-study, a group course at your local college, a trip to a language school in a Spanish-speaking country, or best of all, private classes.

Why are Private Spanish classes the best?

No wasted travel time for YOU: With private classes, you can arrange for the teacher to come to your home or office anywhere in Dallas so you don't waste any time traveling. The teacher travels to you!

Go at YOUR own pace: You can go at your own pace, not too fast or too slow as is likely to be the case in a group, where you can often feel left behind or feel that you already know everything the class is covering.

Focus on YOUR needs: the teacher can focus on exactly what you need to work on. If you have trouble with pronunciation, the teacher can spend more time on that, if grammar or confidence (fluency) is your problem, she can work with you on that. If you need to cover business Spanish or are learning so you can understand your spouse's in-laws, she can focus on theparticular language of that subject.

Flexibility for YOU: You can also have the class whenever you want, the teacher will come when you want the class! Morning, afternoon, evening, even on a weekend - if that is when you want to study, that is what you can do with private classes. If you need to travel or have an urgent doctor's appointment or business meeting on the day when you normally take your class, you can let your teacher know and rearrange that class without losing your money.

So who can arrange these private Spanish courses?

At Language Museum, we recommend Language Trainers, a language course provider with headquarters in New Jersey which uses locally based teachers.

For courses in Dallas they use teachers who live in Dallas. They offer courses in just about any language in any location throughout the USA or Canada. Even if you don't live in a major city, Language Trainers can usually find a solution for you.

What types of private course are there?

Language Trainers offer courses in both General Spanish and Business Spanish and these are available for one-to-one, two-to-one or small private groups, up to 12 in a class. Note that for two-to-one or group classes, it is up to you to arrange the group. You find the people - your friends, family, colleagues - and arrange a location in Dallas and Language Trainers will arrange the Spanish teacher and course materials for you.

Courses are usually for 20, 30, 50 or 100 hours with each session usually lasting 2 hours (although 1 hour and 1.5 hour classes are available).

How much do their Spanish courses cost?

It depends on the language. For more common languages like Spanish, German, Italian, French and English (for foreigners), hourly rates start at $50 per hour (that's $100 for a 2 hour session) and this includes the first course book for each participant.

The teacher's travel time and expenses are already included and there is no sales tax to pay.

Who are their teachers and what course books do they use?

All the Spanish teachers that Language Trainers use are locally-based, native Spanish speakers, qualified, experienced Spanish teachers. They all have a teaching qualification and/or a university qualification in languages. Where a native speaker is not available, Language Trainers will arrange a non-native teacher who speaks Spanish just as well as a native teacher.

Part of your first class will be a full Initial Assessment to find out exactly what you know and what you don't, exactly what you need and how you like to study. You will set realistic goals for the course and after this first class, the teacher will buy a suitable course book (included in the price). Therefore, the choice of book depends on you - what you already know and what you need to know.

How do I contact them?

Best of all, go to their site and fill out their inquiry form with all your details on

Who are their clients?

Language Trainers have many individual clients all over the States and Canada as well as corporate clients who include:

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