Spanish classes for dyslexic learners
Learn to speak Spanish without the reading and writing struggle getting in the way — a multisensory, oral-first method.
Traditional language classes lean hard on reading and writing — exactly where dyslexia makes things harder. That's not a reflection of how well you can actually learn a language, it's just a mismatch with the method.
We flip the order: speaking and listening come first, reading and writing come later and adapted, so decoding text is never what stands between you and learning Spanish.
How we adapt classes for dyslexia
- Oral-first: speaking and listening lead, with reading/writing introduced gradually and adapted.
- Multisensory teaching: combining sound, image and movement, not just text on a page.
- No pressure around spelling or reading aloud — mistakes are part of learning, not something to be corrected on the spot.
- Your own pace, repeating what you need, as many times as you need.
- One-on-one, with a native Spanish-speaking teacher.
This program isn't open yet — we're testing interest before building it out fully. Joining the waitlist tells us it's worth doing, and gets you first access once we do.
Frequently asked questions
It can be more challenging with traditional, reading-heavy methods. With a multisensory, oral-first approach, dyslexic learners pick up Spanish well and enjoy the process.
No. We prioritize speaking and listening, and use adapted materials so reading and writing don't become a barrier.
Not yet — we're gauging interest first. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out as soon as spots open.
Want in?
Message us on WhatsApp to join the waitlist — no commitment, just tell us you're interested.
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