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If you feel that you could benefit from a Columbus Spanish course, consider Varsity Tutors. Whether you are studying Spanish on the college level at The Ohio State University or if you're a high school student at a local school such as Lincoln High School or Dublin Coffman High School, these courses have something to offer people of all ages. Even if you're not studying Spanish for an academic reason, you might want to take courses just for the fun of it or to prepare for that trip to Madrid you've been planning.
Learning Spanish is worthwhile for a variety of reasons. With over 430 million people who speak it as their native language, Spanish is a major force in worldwide communication. In fact, more than 45 million people in the United States speak it. Spanish is the official language of about 20 countries, including Mexico, Spain, Guatemala, and Peru. Not only is it helpful to know some Spanish if you like to travel, but it's also a skill that many employers value since it can be used in business. The beauty of the Spanish language makes it worth studying for its own sake. It is a Romance language, alongside Portuguese, Italian, French, and Romanian. Another benefit is that Spanish is useful if you plan on learning other Romance languages such as Italian or French. A great portion of the Spanish language is derived from Latin, with about 75 percent of words having their origins in Latin. Interestingly, it also draws some influence from Arabic and Greek.
When you learn Spanish, you'll be introduced to a lively culture with a vibrant and engaging history. Learning Spanish is important because it can help you gain a better perspective on the world and the people who occupy it. A Columbus Spanish course can help you expand your vocabulary and become more confident in your ability to speak Spanish.
What might I study in a Columbus Spanish course?
Any foreign language is difficult to master, but if you put some effort and persistence into it, you'll find yourself progressing in no time. Like every language, Spanish has some strange features that you just have to learn to get used to. When you take a Spanish course, your instructor may review a variety of topics, including vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and culture. Let's have a look at these areas to see what they'll involve.
Spanish has an expansive vocabulary that many students will enjoy learning. However, you need to keep in mind that nouns in Spanish have gender. This can be confusing to beginners, but you can generally tell which nouns are masculine and which are feminine based on how they end. However, this does not work in all cases, so you will need to memorize the exceptions. Your instructor can provide you with more information on the best ways of studying vocabulary.
Spanish has some accents and pronunciations that you'll need to learn if you want to speak the language correctly. Spanish pronunciation can be difficult for some native English speakers, but if you immerse yourself in the language, you'll start to pick up on it. If you're having difficulty with the pronunciations, your instructor can give you clarification on them.
Grammar may not be the most riveting subject, but it is an essential part of mastering the Spanish language. You'll need to become proficient in topics like verb tense and conjugations if you want to be able to string words together in a coherent way. Although verb conjugations often follow a set pattern, there are also strange exceptions that you will need to memorize. Your instructor can walk you through these conjugations and may provide study strategies for grasping them more effectively.
You may also learn about the culture of Spanish speaking countries and the history that surrounds the Spanish language. This is an exciting topic because it's where you can apply the other subjects that you're learning in a practical way. Here you might discuss the differences and similarities between different countries and gain a better understanding of Spanish art, music, and literature.
How can a Columbus Spanish course help me learn?
When you enroll, you'll be given access to a collaborative online environment where you can talk to other students about the material. This type of collaboration is really helpful because classmates can provide mutual support for each other. Of course, this is all overseen by an expert instructor who can help clear up any difficulties that arise. Let's say you're struggling with past tense conjugations or you're confused about when to use a certain word. An instructor might show you how these work in a conversational setting or provide you with some study tips. Don't forget that in a Columbus Spanish class, you can schedule one-on-one time with your instructor, just in case you'd like a bit of individualized help.
Classes are designed to be as convenient as possible. You can pick between a four-week class and a two-week class. These classes are offered in different sections with new sections beginning on a monthly basis. One of the greatest things about the classes is that they are completely online. This means that you don't have to stress about any of the usual hassles of getting out of the house. All you have to do is link your computer to a stable internet connection and you have access to your class! It doesn't get much easier than that.
How can I enroll in a Columbus Spanish class?
Learning Spanish is a rewarding project that pays off in the long run. Not only can it give you access to a new world of personal and professional opportunities, but it can also deepen your appreciation of Spanish culture. By learning Spanish, you will be making a powerful investment in your future. Don't you think you owe it to yourself to broaden your horizons?
If you are interested in enrolling in a Columbus Spanish class, please feel free to contact Varsity Tutors. We are here to help you along your language learning journey!

Karen: Columbus Spanish course instructor
...was inducted into the academic society of Phi Beta Kappa. While in school I delighted in learning anything new and in sharing that knowledge with those around me. I worked in Kenyons Writing Center for two years, tutoring my fellow students in writing across disciplines. I love helping others improve academically, and even though I have left the collegiate environment of Kenyon, I wish to continue sharing knowledge. I am honored to be able to...
Education & Certification
- Kenyon College - Bachelors, English Literature
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Geometry
- College English
- Chemistry
- +70 subjects

Andrea: Columbus Spanish course instructor
...a little more approachable than a teacher, but I'm still not here to give away answers. I hope to have my students lead the sessions (in terms of what we cover that day) since they know best what they want to get out of their tutoring, and in return I will work with them on that topic and try to make it relatable and fun. When I'm not studying grammar, I like to play the...
Education & Certification
- The Ohio State University - Current Undergrad, Romance Studies
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Latin 1
- French 4
- English Grammar and Syntax
- +25 subjects

Brenda: Columbus Spanish course instructor
I am a graduate from the Metropolitan State University of Denver. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Music with a focus in Vocal Performance. During my college years, I have performed in different venues with prestigious vocalist and...
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Music
- Voice
- Vocal Training

Rachel: Columbus Spanish course instructor
...it is up to the student, teacher, and parent(s)/guardian(s) to figure out through what medium is best suitable for the learner. I am a facilitator, rather than a lecturer; it is critical that the student explain his or her thought process when completing an assignment, so I may evaluate whether or not she or he fully understands the concept. I believe that learning can be fun, whether it is reading a book, or playing a...
Education & Certification
- University of Toledo - Bachelors, Education, History
- The Ohio State University - Master of Arts, Inclusive Education
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Elementary School Science
- Academic Coaching
- Middle School English
- +73 subjects

Rosa: Columbus Spanish course instructor
...and how fast they can achieve goals! How do I do this? Well…. The teaching-learning process has to be a unique and memorable experience. We usually learn fast when we are interested in what we are learning, and THAT is the secret of acquiring knowledge! Teaching Spanish should be as enjoyable and interesting as going out with friends! Grammar and Spelling when learned through songs, games, food and culture make a lot of sense! Speaking,...
Education & Certification
- Universidad Autonoma de Mexico - Bachelor in Arts, Teaching of Foreign Languages
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Spanish 4
- Conversational Spanish
- Spanish 3
- +3 subjects

Elena: Columbus Spanish course instructor
...and work as a team to achieve concrete results. I have worked with students ranging in age from 6-32, and believe that, in an educational context, a few jokes never hurt anybody. I love reading and learning, and my educational approach is centered around making the material just as engaging to students as it is to me. I think J.K. Rowlings, the writer of Harry Potter, is just as brilliant as Stephen Hawking, and in...
Education & Certification
- McGill University - Bachelor in Arts, Religious Studies
- University of Edinburgh - Masters, Biblical Studies
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Gifted
- ISEE
- IB World Religions SL
- +37 subjects

Eric: Columbus Spanish course instructor
...Russian from Ohio University. During my time there, I tutored students in a variety of subjects, including biology, chemistry, and Spanish. In addition, I worked as both a peer advisor and teaching assistant, which gives me insight into the learning strategies and study skills that students need to succeed. As a tutor, I like to focus on doing actual problems with students because it is the most effective way to immediately identify their strengths and...
Education & Certification
- Ohio University-Main Campus - Bachelors, Biological Sciences/Russian
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- SAT Writing and Language
- Biology
- Spanish 1
- +36 subjects

Lynette: Columbus Spanish course instructor
...learn Spanish, after which I tutored other Spanish students who were attending Mount Vernon Nazarene University. I have also translated a handbook, and the department section of a quarterly newsletter from English to Spanish. I have worked with children on a volunteer basis all my life. I have worked with all age groups as a Sunday School Teacher, Youth Worker, and Children's Director. I am able to make the learning process so much fun that...
Education & Certification
- Mount Vernon Nazarene University - Bachelors, Spanish and English
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Literature
- Writing
- ACT Reading
- +18 subjects

Vickie: Columbus Spanish course instructor
I love languages. I speak English, my native language, Spanish and French. I have taken courses to learn Russian and some Chinese. Learning a language is fun and opens doors to other worlds and experiences to expand one's knowledge. i believe everyone is capable of learning a language. It just takes time and patience
Education & Certification
- University of Michigan-Ann Arbor - Bachelor in Arts, Spanish
- Middlebury College - Master of Arts Teaching, Teacher Education, Multiple Levels
- Ohio State University - Doctor of Philosophy, Philosophy
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Spanish 1
- Spanish 3
- Conversational Spanish
- +4 subjects

LaQuane: Columbus Spanish course instructor
...and adult students. My favorite subjects are Spanish, ESOL, Government, History, and Social Studies. My teaching style is a combination of being a facilitator, demonstrator (coach), and lecturer. My teaching philosophy is that if students are taught proper study skills, concepts along with encouragement, empathy, and goals they can accomplish anything. As a lifelong learner, being able to read and comprehend content along with encouragement from my teachers helped to place me on the path...
Education & Certification
- The Ohio State University - Bachelor in Arts, Spanish
- InterAmerican University of Puerto Rico San German - Master of Arts, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Other
- AP Spanish Language & Culture
- 7th Grade Reading
- +27 subjects