Spanish Lessons in London

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Here are a couple more schools offering Spanish lessons in London:

Bond Street Languages

0207 263 7589

www.bslinterlenguas.co.uk

Spanish Arriba

0208 742 0948

www.spanisharriba.co.uk 

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All the social and professional opportunities you have in London to actually put your Spanish into practical use is rare in a non-Spanish speaking country. It’s a very good reason to take your Spanish lessons in London over any other city in England!

The best schools are central, which can be a problem for some students as London is so big it often takes a while to travel anywhere. This can make it difficult to keep up with your classes over the weeks and months it takes to learn a new language. An extra hour of travelling on the tube or bus is an extra hassle after a long day at work.

Because of this you may find it easier to keep up with learning Spanish over time if you use a good home-study course. It’s easier to keep consistently focused on Spanish lessons from the comfort of your own home. These are by far the best home-study Spanish lessons I have come across:

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When you begin your Spanish lessons it’s important to make a real effort to think about your Spanish in between lessons. And ideally to put it to use in conversation. If you manage to practise even a little in your own time your Spanish will improve drastically in comparison to any students who forget about it as soon as their lessons are over.

London offers plenty of good opportunities for you to find this practise. Above all, I’d recommend you find an ‘inter-cambio’ partner. This is a native Spanish-speaker who you can meet up with regularly, perhaps for an hour every week in a cafe, to practise both your Spanish and their English. Remember as an English-speaker you have a very valuable skill to trade!

You can find potential partners at  www.englishforums.com  or www.gumtree.com . You can also look for Spanish communities in your local area, and see if you can get involved with their events or social activities.

Too many students take Spanish lessons but then never really practise outside of lessons, and when they finally visit Spain they break into a cold sweat the moment they have to ask for directions! Make sure you're not one of them.

But remember, while an inter-cambio partner is great for practising the language it definitely isn’t a substitute for good lessons. You need a solid understanding of grammar and sentence structure before any conversation. Which you can get from a good home-study course:

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