Flexible schedule
Choose lesson times that fit your routine and time zone.
Online Spanish classes that adapt to you
Take Verbum with you.
Learn Spanish online with one-to-one classes that fit your routine, location and time zone.
Study from home, continue after leaving Buenos Aires or build a regular Spanish routine from anywhere in the world.
Want to learn together?
If two students have a similar Spanish level, they can take online lessons together from home.
It’s a great option for partners, friends or family members who want to share the learning experience.
Contact us for pricing and availability.Spanish wherever you are
Online lessons give you continuity wherever you are, with live classes that fit your location, routine and time zone.
Bring the Spanish you encounter in daily life into class, prepare for Buenos Aires or continue building on your experience after you return home.
Your Spanish does not have to stop when your trip ends.
Why learn Spanish online?
Across time zones
Arrange your classes around where you are and the rhythm of your week.
Continuity
Keep learning before your trip, during your stay or after you return home.
Real-life Spanish
Bring the situations and conversations you encounter outside class into your lessons.
What can you work on?
Online lessons can be adapted to almost any language goal.
Not sure where to start?
Take our Spanish Level Test.
- Conversation and fluency
- Grammar and accuracy
- Pronunciation and intonation
- Vocabulary and natural expressions
- Spanish for work
- Spanish for travel and everyday life
- DELE, SIELE, CELU and AAPPL preparation
- Specific language difficulties or personal goals
Verbum prepares students for AAPPL but does not administer the AAPPL exam.
A routine you can actually keep
Progress in a language often comes from consistency — but your course can be as relaxed or as intensive as you need.
Take one or two lessons a week to maintain a steady rhythm, study several times a week, or create an intensive online program for a period of faster progress.
Online lessons make it easier to build a learning rhythm that fits your life and can change when your priorities change.
Sound a little more porteño.
Get 5 real expressions you’ll hear in Buenos Aires, with simple explanations and examples.
More than a video call
A good online class is not simply a classroom moved onto a screen.
Your teacher uses conversation, guided practice, shared materials and focused feedback to keep the lesson active, personal and useful.
You will speak, ask questions, notice patterns and work with Spanish you can use outside class.
Real life comes into class
Bring the situations, conversations and questions you encounter outside class into your next lesson.
Your teacher can help you understand what you heard, find the words you needed and prepare for what comes next.
Before, during or after Buenos Aires
Online classes can work as a complete Spanish course — or as part of your experience in Buenos Aires.
Before your trip
Arrive with the language you need for your first days in the city.
During your stay
Add online lessons when you need more flexibility.
After you leave
Keep your Spanish active and continue building on what you learned in Buenos Aires.
Online Spanish
US$ 36 / hour
10% discount on packs of 6 hours or more.
Personalized online lessons with materials included.
Who are online lessons for?
Online lessons may be right for you if you want:
- Flexibility
- to fit Spanish into a busy or changing schedule
- Continuity
- to keep learning wherever you are
- Personal attention
- to work on the Spanish that matters most to you
- Long-term progress
- to build a regular learning routine over time
What our students say
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“I am a teacher, so I am very picky about teachers and these people are good!”
“A very professional school, with great teachers and a family-feel.”
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Bien, bueno or buen?
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Make Spanish part of your routine
Tell us your level, availability and where you’ll be joining from and we’ll help you create the right online routine.