Why? Immigration, globalization, and increasing diversity in American society have made knowledge of the Spanish language indispensable for workers and business people in many segments of the public and private sectors. However, most adults born and raised in the U.S. have little or no command of foreign languages, including one as important in American life as Spanish.

But....Many people who want to develop command of a foreign language face other challenges, such as irregular work schedules, lack of time, or limited availability of good quality instruction. For these people, traditional classroom instruction - the kind found in university adult extension programs and other institutional settings - is impractical. And let's face it - how many of us have the ability and self-discipline to learn a language on our own using cassettes, CD's, and other self-teaching methods?

ABC easy Spanish understands these challenges. We are committed to delivering outstanding instruction in contemporary Spanish, with a program and schedule tailored to each client's specific needs. Whether through one-on-one private sessions or in small groups, our methods help our clients achieve their goals of Spanish language fluency in their personal or professional areas of interest. Our instruction is built on natural development of conversation and comprehension skills, not on traditional rote memorization and drills. For you, our client, this means getting maximum value out of the learning experience.

All this, and we make it fun too!

"A fascinating experience and a great way to improve your Spanish. The people and culture of Colombia are an overlooked treasure."
Perry Province (on the Colombia trip)

"Focusing on conversational skills, building upon your strengths and improving your areas of weakness, Spanish classes at ABC Spanish with Martha have been the best and most enjoyable way for me to learn the language. Gracias!"
Kathy

"The planned activities were great. I was constantly challenged to think and respond in Spanish. Every day I became more and more comfortable with it, and progressed in my skills at a rapid rate. By the end of the trip, I felt confident enough to go scuba diving on my own, using Spanish for making the arrangements and communicating with the dive master."
Bill Stiers (on the Colombia trip)