Learn Spanish one-on-one with a certified teacher, for school, travel or family. Online, in person or at your local library.




550+ certified, background-checked educators
Certified teachers who hold a professional teacher certificate in good standing
255+ specialists for IEPs, ADHD, ASD and Dyslexia
Online, in person, or at your local library
Kindergarten to Grade 12
Trusted by families across Canada
ESL and FSL support
550+ certified, background-checked educators
Certified teachers who hold a professional teacher certificate in good standing
255+ specialists for IEPs, ADHD, ASD and Dyslexia
Online, in person, or at your local library
Kindergarten to Grade 12
Trusted by families across Canada
ESL and FSL support
One-on-one lessons with a certified teacher let your child, teen or you speak from the first lesson. The teacher builds vocabulary and grammar around real conversation, adjusts the pace to the learner, and can follow a high school Spanish course or prepare for the DELE exams where they offer it.

Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, and many Canadian students take it in high school. Courses include Ontario's international language Spanish courses such as LWSBD and LWSCU, BC's Spanish 9 to 12 and Introductory Spanish 11, and Alberta's Spanish Language and Culture 10-3, 20-3 and 30-3.
Lessons also suit adults learning for travel or work, and heritage speakers who understand Spanish at home but want to read, write and speak it with confidence.
Speak from the start
Every lesson includes conversation at the learner's level, so speaking becomes natural.
Grammar that makes sense
The teacher explains one pattern at a time and practises it in real sentences.
Goals that fit
School marks, travel, family or a DELE exam: the lessons are planned around the learner's goal.
Certified and retired classroom teachers who hold a professional teacher certificate in good standing, including ESL and FSL specialists.
550+ certified, background-checked teachers across Canada already tutor with Connect Education
Most families notice it at homework time or when a report card comes home.

Conjugations and tenses blur together, and marks on tests and assignments are slipping.
Your teen can fill in a worksheet but freezes when asked to speak Spanish in class.
Your child understands family members who speak Spanish but answers in English and can't read or write it.
A family trip, an exchange or a DELE exam is coming, and there is a clear goal to work toward.
Learning a language takes more than knowing it. Teachers are trained in pedagogy, the practice of teaching. They assess the learner's level, adapt each lesson and build real speaking, reading and writing skills step by step, and for school courses they follow your province's curriculum.
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Greetings, colours, numbers, songs, games and simple words for family, food and animals.
Playful early exposure while young ears pick up new sounds most easily.
Everyday vocabulary, simple questions and answers, basic sentences and pronunciation.
Your child builds the basics and the confidence to try speaking.
Core vocabulary, the present tense, regular and common irregular verbs, and short conversations.
A strong start before high school Spanish, so the first course feels familiar.
High school Spanish courses: past tenses, reading short texts, writing paragraphs and oral presentations.
Support with tests, assignments and oral exams in courses such as Ontario's LWSBD and BC's Spanish 9 and 10.
Advanced grammar, the subjunctive, longer readings and essays, and support for heritage speakers.
Help with senior Spanish courses such as Ontario's LWSCU and LWSDU, BC's Spanish 11 and 12 and Alberta's Spanish Language and Culture 30-3Y, and DELE exam preparation, where the teacher offers it.
A higher standard of tutoring
Teaching is a profession. Certified teachers are trained in how students learn, so they spot the gaps, adapt the explanation and build the skills your child needs to move forward with confidence.

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Pick a subject or a goal, for a child or for yourself. We match on the need, not just the subject, with a certified teacher for one-on-one lessons.

Falling behind can knock a child's confidence fast. A certified teacher finds the gaps, explains it a new way and builds a plan around your child's grade and school curriculum.

For students who are ready for more. A certified teacher adds enrichment, supports advanced high school courses and helps teens prepare for university and college admissions.

Teachers with special education experience pace every lesson to your child and use strategies that work at home and at school.

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Build skills and calm nerves before unit tests, final exams and provincial tests such as EQAO in Ontario, with practice that matches what your child is learning in class.
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Yes. Every tutor on Connect Education is a certified teacher who holds a professional teacher certificate in good standing, and every profile is checked before it goes live. We still encourage you to read profiles and ask questions before you book.
You choose the days and times that work for your family when you sign up, and you are matched with teachers who are available then. Lessons appear in your parent account, and you can connect Google Calendar. How to schedule lessons
Let us know. You can ask for a different teacher, and our team will help you find a better match. How to change your tutor
Reschedule in the app up to 48 hours before a lesson at no cost. Cancel 24 hours or more ahead and there is no charge; inside 24 hours, 50% of the lesson rate goes to the teacher. Read the full policy
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Yes. Add your child's needs, such as an IEP, ADHD, ASD or dyslexia, and we show you teachers who fit. Many of our educators have special education experience.