Children are natural learners, so it is a great time to learn a foreign language like Spanish with an engaging approach. Some activities that we use are games, acting out rhymes or stories, hands-on approaches, and even dancing! Learning through the full power of motivation.

The content of the course follows the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It is an international standard for describing language ability on a six levels:

Basic user (level A): A1 and A2.

Independent user (level B): B1 and B2.

Proficient user (level C): C1 and C2.

Bibi Spanish classes include:

·   High-quality Spanish lessons.

·   Personalized resources and activities.

·   Interesting homework for practicing during the week. 

·   Feedback for parents after each class (in English). 

·   Ongoing progress monitoring.

Parents are invited to join in on the lesson (especially for younger learners). The class is 25 minutes long plus 5 minutes of written feedback that will be sent to parents with recommendations.

If it is your first online class, don't worry. Before the class, Bibi Spanish will provide you with an easy guide with all the information you need to be ready for our online Spanish class.

This is Bibi Spanish: the most enjoyable  way to learn.  

e-mail: bibispanish@qq.com

WeChat: bibispanish ID

“Conecta con el español” (Connect with Spanish) is designed for Chinese native speakers ages 13 to 17. 

At these ages, the brain is still flexible. Children begin to understand the world more deeply, so they are able to start using logic and establishing relationships between objects and concepts. They also have more “conscious” control of language, along with the ability to categorize, manipulate, and test the language they learn.  Word games, crosswords, puzzles, tongue twisters, and even problem-solving are good activities to encourage children to learn a language at these ages.

The content of the course follows the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It is an international standard for describing language ability on a six levels:

Basic user (level A): A1 and A2.

Independent user (level B): B1 and B2.

Proficient user (level C): C1 and C2.

Bibi Spanish classes include:

·   High-quality Spanish lessons.

·   Personalized resources and activities.

·   Interesting homework for practicing during the week. 

·   Feedback for parents and/or the student after each class (in English). 

·   Ongoing progress monitoring.

The classes are 40 minutes long plus 5 minutes of written feedback that will be sent to parents and/or the students with recommendations. 

If it is your first online class, don't worry. Before the class, Bibi Spanish will provide you with an easy guide with all the information you need to be ready for our online Spanish class.

This is Bibi Spanish: the most effective way to learn.

e-mail: bibispanish@qq.com

WeChat: bibispanish ID

“Pasaporte al éxito” (Passport to success) is designed for Chinese native speakers ages 18 and up. 

Basic user (level A): A1 and A2.

Independent user (level B): B1 and B2.

Proficient user (level C): C1 and C2.

Bibi Spanish classes include:

·   High-quality Spanish lessons.

·   Personalized resources and activities.

·   Interesting homework for practicing during the week. 

·   Feedback for parents and/or the student after each class (in English). 

·   Ongoing progress monitoring.

The classes are 55 minutes long plus 5 minutes of written feedback that will be sent to students with recommendations. 

If it is your first online class, don't worry. Before the class, Bibi Spanish will provide you with an easy guide with all the information you need to be ready for our online Spanish class.

This is Bibi Spanish: the most professional way to learn.

e-mail: bibispanish@qq.com

WeChat: bibispanish ID

Prove your language skills with an English proficiency certification. I've helped countless students pass the ECCE, ECPE, TOEFL, KET, PET, FCE, IELTS, CAE, and OPIc exams. I've even helped students pass the cs part of the USMLE. Plus, I've trained to be an oral examiner for both Cambridge and Michigan, which gives you an advantage on the oral exam. *If you don't see your exam listed here, ask me. You may be surprised at what I can do for you. All lessons include detailed feedback emailed to you along with a homework assignment. ** Tip: Buy a package of lessons and SAVE. Click on the 3 bars at the top of the page to book a PACKAGE.**

Whether English is your first language  or not, I can help you develop both written and verbal skills.

I am experienced in both editing and tutoring for writers with dyslexia, and I have completed courses in TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) and English Grammar.

For beginners, I offer lessons and exercises to build your confidence and fluency. For more advanced students, I can combine English Language and Creative Writing lessons.

The pattern for Chinese names Asking and telling names Expressing “Nice to meet you!”

Some common ways to order drinks: "What do you want to drink?" "How sweet?" "How much ice?" "What size?", etc.Using modifier-的deExpressing "Wait to the side for a minute."

Asking and talking about nationality Using "呢ne" to express "How/What about ...?" Asking and answering questions ending with "嗎ma"