About Me
Hello! My name is Laura, and I’m a native Spanish speaker with a passion for helping others. My background is in the humanitarian field, where I have worked extensively with children and teens, leading workshops and engaging them in fun, skill-building activities. I also have formal teaching experience in a private school, working with children aged 9-11.

I hold a bachelor’s degree in Anthropology and am currently pursuing an MSc in International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies at the London School of Economics (LSE). While living in London, I’m excited to contribute to education by offering Spanish lessons tailored to young learners. Coming from a family of educators, I deeply believe in the transformative power of education and strive to make learning a fun and empowering experience.

I aim in teaching Spanish to children aged 7 to 13, helping them develop their language skills in a supportive and engaging environment.

What My Lessons Are Like
My lessons are designed to meet each student’s unique needs and interests, ensuring an engaging and effective learning journey. Each lesson lasts one hour, which I find to be the ideal length for maintaining focus and enthusiasm.

Content: Lessons are personalized to the student’s goals, whether it’s building basic vocabulary, improving conversational skills, or preparing for school exams. I incorporate practical examples and cultural insights to make learning meaningful and relevant.

Dynamics: I adapt to different learning styles, using creative activities like drawing, music, storytelling, and interactive games to keep lessons fun and memorable.

Experience: My teaching background includes formal classroom instruction for children aged 9-11 and facilitating educational workshops for young learners. I know how to connect with children, helping them build confidence and enthusiasm for learning.

If you’re looking for a teacher who can make Spanish fun and accessible for children aged 7 to 13, I’d love to help you achieve learning goals.