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Welcome to Get Talking Spanish

A chalkboard with the question 'Do you speak Spanish?' written on it, a Spanish flag, some pencils and Spanish books

Our Story

Get Talking Spanish was born from a question I found myself asking time and time again after teaching languages in different countries around the world:

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Why do so many people spend years learning a language, yet never feel truly confident using it?

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The more I taught, the more I became aware of the limitations of the way languages are often taught, particularly in the UK. I also noticed another challenge: many people wanted to learn another language but questioned whether they really needed to, simply because English is spoken so widely.

I knew there had to be another way.

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So I founded Get Talking Spanish with the aim of creating a language school that would help people enjoy learning Spanish, feel confident using it and discover just how rewarding learning another language can be.

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As a team, we've all learned a foreign language ourselves, so we understand what it's feels like to walk into a room and only understand part of what's being said. We know what it's like to make mistakes, to have a foreign accent and to sometimes lack the confidence to speak.

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Rather than seeing those things as obstacles, we see them as a natural part of learning.

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We're incredibly proud of our language and culture, and our goal is to help our students feel confident and empowered as they discover both. We also have a particular passion for supporting learners who struggle with confidence or carry self-limiting beliefs about their ability to learn a language.

Get Talking Spanish Founder Eugenia

Why learn Spanish?

Spanish is spoken by almost 600 million people across the world, making it one of the most widely spoken and useful languages you can learn.

But for us, learning Spanish is about far more than numbers.

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It's about being able to chat to locals on holiday instead of relying on Google Translate. It's about connecting with friends, family or colleagues. It's about understanding songs, films, books and traditions in their original language. It's about seeing the world through a different lens.

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Learning another language also changes the way we think. It improves communication skills, develops problem-solving and memory, increases cultural awareness and opens doors to new opportunities, both personally and professionally.

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Most importantly, it gives you something no translation app ever can: the confidence to build genuine human connections.

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Whether your goal is to travel, support your child's bilingual journey, pass an exam, prepare for work or simply challenge yourself by learning something new, Spanish is a language that will stay with you for life.

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We'd love to help you discover just how enjoyable that journey can be.

Why us

Our approach has been shaped by years of teaching, learning and constantly asking ourselves one question:

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How can we help people enjoy learning a language and stick with it?

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We believe that confidence grows when learners feel supported, challenged at the right level and genuinely enjoy coming to class.

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For our youngest learners, we draw on our experience to create lessons that are fun, purposeful and carefully structured. We introduce new language gradually, revisit it regularly through meaningful repetition and make sure children understand what they're hearing before expecting them to use it. Every activity has a purpose, creating sessions that are engaging, achievable and built around a low-pressure, nurturing environment.

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With older children and teenagers, we know that every learner is different. We take the time to get to know our students, understand their interests, goals and preferred way of learning, and adapt our teaching accordingly. We also recognise and embrace neurodiversity, respecting different learning styles and working at a pace that allows each student to thrive. While we're proud of the exam results our students achieve, our bigger goal is to help them develop a genuine interest in languages that lasts well beyond the classroom.

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Our work with adults has also shaped the way we teach. Through countless conversations with learners, we've realised that language learning is often about far more than vocabulary and grammar. People bring previous experiences, self-doubt and beliefs about what they're capable of. As our founder Eugenia begins postgraduate training in counselling for adults, children and young people, that interest in understanding people continues to influence our approach. We aim to provide a safe, supportive environment where learners feel comfortable making mistakes, challenging self-limiting beliefs and gradually building confidence in themselves as language learners.

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Although each member of our team has their own personality and teaching style, we all share the same philosophy: language learning should be enjoyable, accessible and centred around the individual. We believe every learner deserves to feel supported, encouraged and capable of success.

Get Talking Spanish teachers
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