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Spanish lessons in Valencia

¡Hola! My name is Ruth Bardisa, and I’m a Spanish teacher based in Valencia, Spain. I have been teaching since 2013, and have worked with students from around the world, from complete beginners to advanced.

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hola@parlotea.com
+34 650 532 381
(calls, Whatsapp & Telegram)
Skype: Ruth Bardisa

Student testimonials

“Gaining confidence was easy with Ruth because she is an extremely supportive and friendly teacher. After a couple of classes, I knew Ruth was the teacher for me”. Daniella Davis. Teacher. UK.

“I found Ruth a great communicator and teacher of Spanish with an excellent command of English which also helped my starting the journey into this new language”. Paul King. Broadcaster-musician-producer. UK. 

“Ruth helped prepare me in many ways for our new life in Spain – learning about Valencia and the surrounding towns, the school system, transportation, food & dining out, and the general rhythm of family life in Spain, which is so different from other countries.  I couldn’t be happier and would enthusiastically recommend Ruth to anyone needing to learn Spanish and to prepare for a new life in Spain!” Andrew Percey. Advertising Agency Owner. USA

“Ruth helped us prepare for and pass the Instituto Cervantes B1 exam and we recently sat the B2 exam. Her lessons are always interesting and well-planned and she goes above and beyond to help students settle into life in Valencia”. Rob and Penny Kidd. Journalist & Marketing Executive. Australia.

“She paces her classes to my ability and teaches the more commonly used expressions, verbs, and grammar rules first which has really helped me in living and working in Valencia. Her focus on speaking at the start of every lesson has also greatly helped me gain confidence in using and thinking in Spanish”. Teo Swee Wei, Consultant, Singapore.

 

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