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If you're looking to increase your understanding of Spanish, Varsity Tutors can help you find an Indianapolis Spanish course that fits with your schedule and offers the appropriate assistance. Spanish is the second-most common language in the United States, and because of its wide usage in the Western Hemisphere, it can open many doors for you should you choose to travel to other nations. It's no wonder that many students choose to give Spanish a try when they need to take a foreign language in order to achieve an academic goal.
With 430 million native speakers, Spanish is the second-most spoken language in the world, behind only Mandarin Chinese. Spanish is also the official language of most of the countries of Central and South America, and more than 20 countries claim Spanish as either their sole official language or one of multiple official languages. If you're ever looking to travel to one of these places, such as Argentina, Chile, or Colombia, knowing Spanish fluently (or even at an intermediate level) will give you a massive leg up on communicating with the locals and finding hidden spots that tourists rarely get to see. Plus, if you're the type of person who likes to learn a new language, Spanish is a great place to start. It's considered one of the easiest languages for a native English speaker (or Anglophone) to learn, and it's easier still to build off the concepts of Spanish to introduce the French, Italian and Portuguese languages.
Whether you're just getting started in Spanish at Warren Central High School or you're taking advanced-level Spanish at Butler University, Varsity Tutors can help match you with a class held at a time that works for your schedule. When you work with one of the qualified instructors of an Indianapolis Spanish class, you'll be able to get started quickly. New classes begin on a monthly basis, so you won't be waiting around for ages for your sessions to begin. Whether you're looking to catch up with your classmates or work ahead on a topic that interests you, you'll find patient instructors who love working with others and passing on their knowledge in their chosen subjects.
What can I expect from an Indianapolis Spanish course?
If your only experience with language is English, one of the biggest adjustments you'll have to make is the concept of gendered nouns. Almost all nouns have genders in Spanish and several other Romance languages, and it's important to know the rare exceptions when a noun ending in "a" is masculine instead of feminine. It's also vital to know how to conjugate verbs properly in a multitude of tenses. Most verbs follow the same rules for each tense, but there are always exceptions, and a Spanish course can help you remember when you have a common verb and when you have an irregular verb.
An Indianapolis Spanish class can also go over some of the nuances that govern most Romance languages. Like with other similar languages, the presence of an accent can completely change the meaning of a word. Without proper accent knowledge, a Spanish speaker could make the embarrassing mistake of saying "my potato" (mi papa) when they meant to refer to "my father" (mi papá). Working with an instructor can help you learn when to use accents and when not to use accents so that you can learn to say what you mean to say each and every time.
What are the benefits of an Indianapolis Spanish class?
When you're in the classroom at North Central High School or any of the other schools in the Indianapolis area, you're limited by the speed of the class. If the rest of your classmates are progressing too slowly for you, there's not much you can do to keep your interest and continue to make progress. By the same token, if you find yourself falling behind because you didn't understand an earlier unit, you're going to have a tough time getting the help you need. Not only are languages an area where you need to build on previous knowledge in order to have success, but many teachers simply don't have time to assist you in a one-on-one situation. Unfortunately, that creates the situation where if you fall behind at any point, it's tough to recover in the classroom.
Opting for an Indianapolis Spanish course changes the equation by putting you in a situation with a qualified instructor who is there to help the students in the class. Rather than worry about meeting state standards or getting you ready for an Advanced Placement test, your instructor is there because he or she wants to help students learn Spanish and develop a greater understanding of the culture as well as the language. If you're in need of one-on-one time, all you have to do is ask your instructor and you'll be able to schedule some time to focus on the aspects of Spanish that you want to learn.
You'll also be able to work with your classmates in a collaborative effort to develop your understanding of different parts of the language. With any language, the best way to learn how to use it is to actually go out and use it in conversation. There's no better way to practice your Spanish than conversing with other Spanish students who will be making mistakes of their own and won't make you feel nervous about practicing what you want to say. It's a great way for everyone to learn the language and improve your skills together.
How do I get started with an Indianapolis Spanish class?
If you're ready to get to work on your Spanish and develop your understanding of the aspects that make up this commonly-used language, Varsity Tutors can help you find the right class for your needs. No matter what your goals are with learning Spanish, taking an Indianapolis Spanish course is a great way to push toward them and perhaps even exceed them, so contact us today to get started on building your knowledge of the language!

Kaylie: Indianapolis Spanish course instructor
...two years now I've worked as an academic researcher and writer for clients ranging from university boards, professors, and individual students. Currently, I am enrolled in a master's program for teaching and instruction, and plan to continue indulging my passion for education upon graduation. Outside of academia, I am currently in the process of publishing my first book. I also enjoy writing short stories, and playing piano in my folk and bluegrass band. At the...
Education & Certification
- University of Indianapolis - Bachelor in Arts, Political Science and Government
- University of San Francisco - Current Grad Student, Writing, General
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Spelling Bee
- ISEE
- ACCUPLACER ESL - Listening
- +138 subjects

Nicole: Indianapolis Spanish course instructor
I have 20 years of teaching experience and I feel that i am well prepared to meet the needs of anyone who would like to get tutoring from me. I will do my best to make sure the students knows his/her material and help him/her as best I can.
Education & Certification
- Indiana University-Bloomington - Bachelors, Elementary Education and Spanish and Bilingual/Bicultural Education
- Indiana Wesleyan University - Masters, Education
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- IB Language B
- Spelling Bee
- Spanish 2
- +25 subjects

Ellen: Indianapolis Spanish course instructor
...I have a history of developing great relations with students, and, in the process, have raised both their grades and test scores significantly. I have many, many hours of test prep experience, particularly in ACT and SAT prep. Many students, prior to test prep tutoring, receive a score on these tests that is not representative of their abilities. This can be due to a variety of reasons, including test anxiety and ADD/ADHD. I focus on...
Education & Certification
- Indiana University-Bloomington - Bachelor of Science, Biology, General
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Essay Editing
- Biology
- Social Sciences
- +88 subjects

Abbigail: Indianapolis Spanish course instructor
...with the elementary kiddos. As I mentioned, I have a fitness background and love working with clients to better themselves physically. I enjoy all things exercise and workout more than I should. Most of my experience in tutoring has been in math: elementary level to Algebra 2. I am a big stickler for knowing multiplication facts. I feel that students need to know those, so they are able to do traditional multiplication and division.
Education & Certification
- Purdue University-Main Campus - Bachelor of Science, Exercise Physiology
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Middle School Math
- Algebra 2
- Science
- +13 subjects
Education & Certification
- Butler University - Bachelor in Arts, English
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Spanish 1
- Writing
- Elementary School Writing
- +19 subjects

Lydia: Indianapolis Spanish course instructor
I am Lydia, and I am a tutor in English, Algebra and Spanish. My first experience in the field of academia was with an Americorps Program in Southside Chicago doing English and Reading with 7th grade students. I currently tutor at a high school working with American students and international refugees. I plan on eventually obtaining a doctorate in Anthropology. I love traveling, being outdoors, and working with students!
Education & Certification
- Case Western Reserve University - Bachelor in Arts, Cultural Anthropology
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- High School English
- Spanish 2
- English Grammar and Syntax
- +31 subjects

Jenny: Indianapolis Spanish course instructor
...from Indiana University. My research was in zooarchaeology and concerned the possible butchery of extinct sloths from the Dominican Republic. I have been teaching at the undergraduate level for the past seven years and have experience tutoring undergraduates in a variety of subjects. I have participated in many outreach activities to teach science to children and the public. I enjoy education and want to continue to promote an interest in learning to people of all...
Education & Certification
- University of Florida - Bachelor in Arts, Anthropology
- Indiana Unviersity - Doctor of Philosophy, Anthropology
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- AP Research
- Geometry
- Statistics
- +53 subjects

Rashid: Indianapolis Spanish course instructor
...as political economy and political science research in my doctoral degree. As a teacher, my philosophy is to try to make the topics I teach approachable by making students apply them to their interests. If a student has problems with a concept, I usually will slow down and deconstruct the idea or concept while thinking of how to apply and explain it to something the student is working on or is interested in. Feel free...
Education & Certification
- University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras - Bachelor in Arts, Political Science and Government
- Indiana University-Bloomington - Master of Science, Statistics
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- AP Comparative Government and Politics
- Statistics
- Statistics Graduate Level
- +12 subjects

Matthew: Indianapolis Spanish course instructor
...Not everyone learns the same, but they all can learn. As a teacher and tutor, I believe it is very important to get to know who your student(s) are so you can work together towards a common goal. While it is important to learn, having fun while learning is also a large part of my philosophy as my belief is the experience will have a greater impact on my students if they can have fun...
Education & Certification
- Wabash College - Bachelor in Arts, Spanish
- Saint Xavier University - Master of Arts, Education
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Elementary School
- Languages
- High School English
- +16 subjects

Logan: Indianapolis Spanish course instructor
...tutoring and I will likely be adding more as I continue my education. My favorite subject to teach is Spanish. It has been a passion of mine for many years. I value hard work and and adaptability and when it comes to students it's important to find what works and use goal setting to help motivate and achieve results. Outside of learning, I enjoy running, lifting weights, jumping, and physical activity in general. I like...
Education & Certification
- Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis - Bachelor in Arts, Spanish
Subject Expertise
- Spanish
- Spanish 4
- Writing
- Algebra
- +27 subjects