French For Beginners 

We provide world languages to our students. These languages include: Arabic, French, Japanese, Latin, German, Spanish etc. If you want us to offer any language, please let us know.

Latin for Beginners 1

We offer a variety of world language courses, including Arabic, French, Japanese, Latin, German, Spanish, and more. If there is a specific language you would like us to add, please let us know. Our instructors are native or near-native speakers who are highly dedicated and professional. Student satisfaction is exceptional—nearly 100% of our students choose to return to class.

Spanish Beginner 0 is a 50-minute weekly course that makes learning Spanish fun, interactive, and unforgettable! Students will explore foundational topics like the alphabet, numbers (0–101), colors, the calendar, seasons, and weather through games, music, and engaging activities. Along the way, they’ll dive into real-world vocabulary about animals, the human body, clothing, sports, family, home, and food—building practical skills for everyday conversation. Mr. Simpson’s lively teaching style and creative classroom bring Spanish to life, helping students speak with confidence from day one. The semester wraps up with a fun and rewarding review that celebrates how far they’ve come on their Spanish journey!

Spanish Beginner 1 is a 50-minute weekly course that builds on the basics with even more vocabulary, confidence, and cultural fun! Students will master numbers up to 1001 and dive into everyday topics like the supermarket, fruits, vegetables, meals, and healthy living through hands-on activities, role-plays, and games. Each week brings new adventures as they explore household items, transportation, accessories, and communication essentials—all while using Spanish in real-world scenarios. With visits to the city (virtually and through storytelling!) and interactive projects, learners grow their speaking and listening skills in exciting, practical ways. A lively semester review ties it all together and celebrates each student’s amazing progress in their Spanish-speaking journey!

High School Spanish is a 50 minutes weekly course that sets students on the path to real, confident Spanish communication. Through engaging activities, students will master the alphabet, numbers up to 1001, and the building blocks of conversation while diving into topics like the calendar, time, and everyday vocabulary. Grammar takes center stage with an introduction to nouns, articles, subject pronouns, and essential verbs like ser, tener, and estar, as well as regular AR, ER, and IR verb conjugations. Adjectives and descriptive language help students create richer, more meaningful sentences, bringing their Spanish to life. The semester culminates in a fun, interactive review that ensures every student is ready to take their Spanish skills to the next level.

Intermediate Spanish   is a 50-minute weekly course designed to take students from basic understanding to confident communication. Learners will strengthen their grasp of numbers up to 1001, the calendar, and everyday conversations through immersive speaking and listening practice. The course dives deeper into grammar with a focus on subject pronouns, regular verb conjugations (AR, ER, IR), and essential structures like gustar and similar verbs, making communication more fluent and expressive. Students will explore how to talk about activities, ask and answer questions, and use nouns and verbs in practical, meaningful ways. Each class builds toward a comprehensive semester review, celebrating growth and setting the stage for future Spanish success.

German for Beginners

Syllabus Text(s): Café in Berlin by Andrei Klein; instructor will also supply practice exercises in electronic format; educational videos will be inserted into schedule where relevant 

 Week 1 Introduction to the sounds of German, vowels + umlauts; practice exercises Basic information about case (Nominative, Genitive, Accusative, Dative) 

 Week 2 “der” words, practice exercises; gender of nouns 

 Week 3 Review of “der” words with further practice exercises Begin reading “Dino” stories (#1); pronunciation practice as needed 

 Week 4 Basics of German sentence building; practice exercises Review of Dino stories (#1), vocabulary explained Vocabulary quiz: (Dino #1) 

Week 5 Introduction to German verbs, explanation and practice exercises Reading Dino stories #2 (review story #1 as needed); vocabulary explained Pronunciation practice as needed 

 Week 6 Further work on German verbs; practice and review; additional practice with pronunciation as needed 

 Week7 Review of Dino story # 2; vocabulary practiced Vocabulary quiz #2 (Dino #2) 

 Week 8 Reading Dino story #3, vocabulary explained and practiced as needed Pronunciation practice as needed 

Week 9 Additional work on German verbs (irregular forms) in present tense; practice exercises 

 Week 10 How to know the gender of German nouns; practice exercises 

Week 11 Re-reading of Dino story #3, vocabulary review Vocabulary quiz (#3) 

 Week 12 Past tense of German verbs (regular and irregular); practice exercises 

Week 13 Reading Dino #4; vocabulary explained Pronunciation practice as needed

Week 14 Re-reading and review Dino #1,2,3; vocabulary reviewed as needed Preparation for final test 

 Week 15 Final test 

Ms Deborah is currently pursuing a PhD in Philosophy at Marquette University, with a secondary focus in classics. With over 30 years of experience in teaching languages and humanities, alongside her work as a writer, editor, translator, and interpreter, she brings a rich and diverse expertise to her students. She has over a decade of experience teaching Latin at the University of Pennsylvania and in high schools.

Her students frequently commend her engaging teaching style and the significant progress they make under her guidance. Many excel on the National Latin Exam (NLE) and often place out of the first two years of college-level foreign language requirements. Deborah employs traditional teaching methods, using high-quality textbooks, clear explanations, extensive drills, and regular homework to ensure her students develop a strong and comprehensive understanding of the language. She is deeply passionate about building a solid foundation for her students, believing that early mastery will benefit them throughout their academic and personal lives.

Ms. Shupp (called “Magistra” by students - teacher in Latin) has an undergraduate degree in Latin and Classical Humanities in addition to Secondary Education.  Her Master’s Degree is in Interdisciplinary Humanities and focused on the confluence of visual art and ancient Latin.  Michelle was raised in a bilingual household, as her mother was born and raised in Korea. While she speaks six languages, she is most passionate about Latin for students. She has been teaching high school students from Latin I - AP Latin for 25 years and hopes to teach many more!

Mr. Simpson is a veteran Spanish teacher of 27 years both in the classroom and online. He majored in Spanish in college and then earned his MAT in Hispanic literature and linguistics from UMass Amherst. Mr. Simpson has traveled to more than seven different Spanish-speaking countries and has lived extensively in Spain, Chile, and Honduras. His favorite word in language learning is “appropriation” which occurs when learners take something foreign/unknown to them, and make it their own through interactions, learning, and speaking the language. 

家长评论1：这个老师看来很有经验，我儿子上得津津有味

家长评论2：苗苗很喜欢这个老师，我们准备继续报课

家长评论3：这个老师的教学风格很有趣，互动性强。老师明显教学经验丰富，课上及时考察学生的学习和反馈，后半学期的学习效果不错。

Stephanie is from Mexico. She received a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in Teaching foreigners Spanish as a Second Language major. She has 7 years of face-to-face teaching experience and 6 years of online teaching experience. She has successful experience of immersion teaching method and will not speak English unless children really got stuck. She is friendly, flexible, nice, strict and loves teaching children.

Customer satisfaction is our top priority. If you are not satisfied, we offer 100% refund after the 1st trial class. If the withdrawal happens after the 2nd class, refund will be prorated. If the withdrawal happens after the 3rd class or future classes, no cash refund will be made. Instead, you can use the remaining class tuition (prorated) to sign up for other classes or save it as credit for future classes. No refunds for missed classes. We reserve the right to cancel classes due to low enrollment.