About us
We are a school. That is the whole difference.
1on1Spanish offers one-on-one Spanish lessons with qualified native teachers, online across the United States. We are the Spanish school built by RingTeacher, which has been teaching English to Spanish speakers since 2017 — the same method, running in the other direction.
Since 2017
Where we come from
Built on RingTeacher’s method — 700,000+ classes delivered since 2017. Not videos, not exercises: classes with a teacher on the other side. That is the format we know works, and it is the format we brought to Spanish.
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700,000+
one-on-one classes delivered since 2017
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4.9★
on Google · RingTeacher, our parent school
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4.7★
on Trustpilot · RingTeacher, our parent school
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25 min
the lesson format we teach in
1on1Spanish is new here. Be one of our first Spanish learners in the United States.
How we teach, and why it is set up this way
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Teachers first, technology second
Every lesson is with a qualified native teacher. The AI practice partner is there for the days between lessons, not instead of them.
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Speaking is the class, not the homework
You talk from the first minute. Grammar comes in through what you are trying to say, which is the order in which adults actually retain it.
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Short and often beats long and rare
Twenty-five minutes is short enough to keep on a bad week. Four short conversations a week give you four chances to speak.
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Progress that exists on paper
A written report after every lesson: what worked, what to fix, what is next. Three months in, you can see what changed instead of guessing.
Who actually teaches you
Every teacher is a native Spanish speaker and qualified to teach the language, not just to speak it. You won’t always get the same one, and that is deliberate: what follows you is your record, which every teacher opens before the lesson. Different voices and accents are part of learning to understand real Spanish.
What that looks like in a lesson
25:00 · one-on-one
- Twenty-five minutes
- long enough for a real conversation, short enough to keep on a busy week.
- Your record, not one teacher
- whoever takes the lesson knows what you covered last week and what you keep avoiding.
- A plan behind it
- a curriculum built around what you need Spanish for, not a free-form chat.
- Exercises afterwards
- a report on what worked and what to fix, plus exercises built from the mistakes you actually made.
Start with a conversation, not a contract
A short conversation with a teacher, online, no card required. You find out your real level and which plan fits. What you do after that is up to you.
Take your free level test- No card
- No obligation
- You get your level either way
