Maybe you took Spanish in high school and can read a menu. Maybe half your crew speaks it and you've been getting by on gestures and a translation app for years. Maybe your patients, your clients, your in-laws or your neighbors speak Spanish and you've always meant to do something about it.

Most Spanish courses will teach you to conjugate. Very few will get you talking. That gap is exactly the one this school was built to close — we've spent years teaching English to Spanish speakers using a speaking-first method, and this is that same method running in the other direction, taught by people who work between these two languages every day.

You speak from the first class. Not perfectly — that's not the point. The point is to stop rehearsing sentences in your head before you say them, because that habit is what keeps people at "I studied Spanish for three years and I still can't have a conversation."