Online Spanish classes with a teacher on the other side
1on1Spanish runs one-on-one Spanish lessons with qualified native teachers, online across the United States. Twenty-five minutes on a video call with a qualified native teacher, and an exercises report when you hang up.
No classroom, no commute, no group of eighteen people you are waiting behind.
Take your free level testMost "online Spanish classes" aren't classes
Search that phrase and you get three things: recorded video you watch alone, an app that grades multiple-choice answers, and group sessions where you speak for four minutes out of sixty.
All three have the same hole in them. Nobody hears you talk. You can finish a hundred lessons and still not know whether the sentence you just built is one a Spanish speaker would say.
A class is a person listening to you and telling you. Everything else is study material with a schedule attached.
What actually happens in an online Spanish class here
You click a link. Your teacher is already there, and they already know what you did last time.
The first couple of minutes are conversation, how your week went, what you did on Saturday, because that is the part you need most and it warms up the ear. Then you work on whatever the plan says: a tense you keep dodging, the vocabulary for the situation you are actually preparing for, a role play of the phone call you have been avoiding.
Your teacher corrects you while you speak. Not everything, and not at every pause. Keeping you talking matters more, so they let the small things go and stop you where it counts.
When the call ends you get a written report: what worked, what to fix, what is next. It is in your account, so in three months you can look back instead of guessing.
What you need to take a Spanish class online
A browser and a link. That is the whole list.
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No install, no meeting ID
Lessons run in your browser, from a link in your account. It works on a laptop, a tablet or a phone.
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Headphones beat a good camera
Your teacher needs to hear you clearly to correct your pronunciation. Nobody cares how you look first thing in the morning.
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If the call breaks, you do not lose the lesson
Reconnect with the same link and carry on. If a technical problem costs more than five minutes, we reschedule at no cost and it does not come out of your plan.
Booking lessons around the week you actually have
Lessons run from 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM ET, seven days a week.
That is the practical advantage of the format. A lesson does not have to fit into the one evening a local class happens to run; it fits into the gap your week actually leaves. Nothing about it depends on traffic, parking or getting across town in time.
Book any teacher, any available slot. No weekly caps.
8:00 AM – 10:00 PM ET
seven days a week, with teachers across several time zones
Online Spanish classes anywhere in the United States
There is no map on this page because there is nothing to map. If you have internet, you have a Spanish teacher.
In most of the country that is the difference between a lesson and no lesson. Outside a handful of metros, in-person adult Spanish means a community college class on a fixed evening, a semester schedule and a parking lot.
Choosing to learn Spanish online also means your teacher is chosen for how they teach, not for how far away they live. If what you want is a person rather than a format, that is what the tutor page is about.
What online Spanish classes cost here
Plans run from $84 a month for one lesson a week up to $264 a month for four. Every plan is one-on-one, 25 minutes, with a qualified native teacher. Book any teacher, any available slot. No weekly caps.
Every plan includes unlimited AI practice with our conversation partner, for the days between lessons.
Your first month is $1 — on any plan.
Questions people ask about online classes
Are online Spanish classes as good as in-person ones?
For one-on-one speaking, online is usually better. You get a teacher chosen for how they teach instead of how close they live, you do not lose forty minutes to traffic, and you can book at times no local class offers. What you lose is the room, and the room was never the part that taught you anything.
What time can I take an online Spanish class from the US?
Lessons run from 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM ET, so the schedule is not tied to one local timetable. Book any teacher, any available slot. No weekly caps, so an early lesson one day and a late one the next is a normal week.
Do I need to install anything for my Spanish class?
Lessons run in your browser, from a link in your account, on a laptop, tablet or phone. There is no meeting ID to copy over. Headphones are worth more than a good camera, because your teacher needs to hear you clearly to correct your pronunciation.
What happens if my internet drops during a lesson?
Reconnect with the same link and carry on. If the problem costs more than five minutes of the lesson, we reschedule it at no cost and it does not come out of your plan. If the trouble is on your end, message your teacher and they will pick the lesson up from where it stopped.
Are there free online Spanish classes?
There is plenty of free Spanish material online, and it is useful for reading, listening and grammar. What free material cannot do is hear you speak and tell you what is wrong. Our free level test is a real conversation with a teacher at no cost, and you get the result whether or not you sign up.
See what an online Spanish class is actually like
The level test is one. A short conversation with a teacher, in your browser, no card. They tell you where your Spanish really is and which plan fits. Then you decide.
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