Spanish tutoring.
Personal support.
One-to-one help for Spanish coursework, from foundational concepts to advanced classes and AP Spanish. Work toward a clearer understanding of the material and more confidence using the language.
Share the course, your goals, and the areas where you need support.
Your goals.
Your next step.
More understanding.
More purposeful practice.
Personalized support starts with the course you’re taking and the areas you want to strengthen.
Make the material clearer
Work through vocabulary, grammar, sentence structure, and the concepts that need another explanation.
Use what you know
Connect reading and listening with speaking and writing practice, guided by your level and class priorities.
Practice with a purpose
Review for class assessments, prepare presentations, and identify what to practice before the next challenge.
Find your course.
Choose your current course to explore support, or contact us if you’re unsure where to start.
Spanish 1-2
Explore support for the early stages of your school’s Spanish sequence.
Spanish 3-4
Ask about support as coursework and communication become more demanding.
Spanish 5-6
Discuss advanced coursework, reading, writing, and speaking priorities.
Spanish 7-8
Explore support for higher-level Spanish classes and individual course goals.
AP Spanish
Learn about Language and Culture and Literature and Culture tutoring.
Course names and level numbers vary by school. Share your syllabus or course description so we can discuss the right support. Looking for conversation or adult lessons? Explore Spanish classes.
Start with your
learning priorities.
A useful conversation begins with the details of your student’s course.
Share the course
Tell us the level, current topics, and goals. A syllabus or recent example of classwork helps explain where support is needed.
Discuss the focus
Ask about lesson format, availability, rates, and the skills or concepts you want to work on.
Plan the next step
Agree on lesson details and priorities, then use focused practice to work toward those goals.
Expertise with
a personal approach.
Founder Jessica C. holds an M.A. in Latin American Studies from Stanford University and an M.A. in Spanish, with an emphasis in Latin American Literature, from San Francisco State University.
Her experience includes university-level Spanish teaching, tutoring, AP preparation, curriculum development, and program assessment.
Questions before
you begin.
A few practical details for students and families.
Are online Spanish lessons available?
Yes. SpanishAid offers virtual lessons via Zoom. Email or call to discuss your course, time zone, and preferred lesson times.
What should we send with an inquiry?
Include the student’s course or level, current areas of difficulty, goals, and preferred lesson times. You can also describe any upcoming class assessments or presentations.
Do you offer AP Spanish support?
Yes. SpanishAid offers support for AP Spanish Language and Culture and AP Spanish Literature and Culture. Explore AP Spanish tutoring.
How do we find out the rate and schedule?
Contact SpanishAid directly for current rates and availability. The frequency and length of lessons should be discussed in light of the student’s needs and goals.
Bay Area roots.
Personal Spanish support.
Spanish tutoring for students and families in San Jose, Los Gatos, Los Altos, Stanford, Campbell, Sunnyvale, Palo Alto, Gilroy, and Willow Glen.
Get help with school Spanish, communication skills, or AP Spanish Language and Culture and AP Spanish Literature and Culture. Share your course and current challenges so we can discuss a useful starting point.
Online lessons via Zoom are available. Tell us your community and preferred lesson format, and contact SpanishAid to confirm availability, scheduling, and rates.
Tell us what
you’re working toward.
Ask about lesson options, availability, and rates.