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Business Spanish

Join My Business Spanish Courses: Online, Immersive or Both

Spanish is one of the most spoken languages in the business world, and the ability to speak it well opens doors that stay closed to everyone else. My Business Spanish courses are built for working professionals who want to communicate confidently with Spanish-speaking clients, colleagues and partners, and to feel at ease in any professional environment, from a quick call to a full presentation.

I teach online (unless you're interested in my immersion programme), so you can learn from your office, your home, or anywhere in the world. As a native Spanish speaker, I tailor every course to your real professional life, the situations you actually face at work, not generic textbook scenarios.

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Mónica, native Spanish teacher and corporate Spanish instructor

I'm Mónica, passionate about bringing language, culture and real-life learning together

Built around you

Spanish business classes for business, built around you

Learning a language for work is different from learning it for a holiday. You need the vocabulary, the phrases, and the confidence that match your industry and your day-to-day responsibilities. That's exactly what these classes focus on.

Whether you're a complete beginner, working through the early stages, or already at an intermediate level and ready to advance, I'll meet you where you are. We'll review your current level at the beginning, agree on clear objectives, and build a structured course around them, so every lesson moves you closer to genuine success at work.

A personalised Business Spanish lesson in progress
A personalised business lesson focused on practical communication and real professional situations
Formats

Three ways to learn Spanish for business

Online · individual

One-on-One Tuition

Private, fully personalised lessons, taught at your pace and shaped around your goals. This is the fastest route to progress: you get my full attention, plenty of speaking practice, and immediate correction of grammar and pronunciation. It's ideal for busy professionals, frequent travellers, and anyone preparing for something specific, a job interview, tasks where you need to write professionally, such as cover letters, an important meeting, or a relocation to a Spanish-speaking country.

Online · teams

Closed Group Classes

Perfect for companies who want to train a team together. I design these classes around your group's shared objectives and your industry, so colleagues learn the same vocabulary and skills and can practise together between lessons. Group learning is engaging, collaborative, and cost-effective, a smart way for a company to build language skills across its people without stretching the budget.

For groups, I carry out a short needs analysis first, so the course is tailored to your company's goals rather than delivered off the shelf.

In Menorca · intensive

Spanish Immersion Programme in Menorca

For professionals who want to accelerate, nothing matches learning in Spanish, all day, in Spain itself. Through my Spanish Homestay Immersion Programme (SHIP) in Menorca, you combine focused Business Spanish lessons with real, everyday practice, using the language naturally from morning to night. It's the most intensive and rewarding way to build fluency and confidence in a short space of time, whether you come on your own or as a small team. Practice can also include negotiation around costs and professional opportunities, as well as role-plays that help you answer clearly in interview-style situations.

Mónica at the Education 2.0 Conference in Las Vegas
Proud to be part of Education 2.0 in Las Vegas, connecting with changemakers shaping the future of education
The skills

What language skills you'll learn

Every course is different, but Business Spanish learners typically work on:

  • Professional vocabulary and phrases specific to your industry: the words you'll actually use in the office and with clients, with action words in Spanish that help clarify expectations in team settings.

  • Speaking and listening through realistic dialogues and role-plays, so you can talk and communicate naturally under real conditions.

  • Writing for work: professional emails, reports, cover letters, and your CV, written clearly and correctly to highlight key elements that impress employers; writing style in professional documents also varies by country.

  • Grammar that matters, introduced in a practical way, from building solid sentences to handling the past tenses with confidence.

  • Key business skills in Spanish: presentations, negotiation in practical business contexts, phone calls, and job interviews.

Practical Spanish for Business training materials and session
Spanish for Business: practical, personalised language training for real professional situations

I keep lessons interactive, mixing structured teaching with hands-on practice, interactive exercises, and helpful resources you can download and review in your own time. Reading business blogs improves vocabulary and understanding. Following Spanish-language business news also helps with industry-specific terminology. Where useful, I'll point you to short videos, Spanish business classes, and other materials to reinforce concepts between our sessions. I also share downloadable resources, including a PDF cheat sheet with essential business Spanish vocabulary, to support comprehension and more effective professional communication.

The advantage

Why learn Business Spanish

Spanish is a crucial language for international business, spoken across Spain, Latin America, and growing Spanish-speaking communities around the world. For professionals in tourism, sales, finance, management and beyond, the ability to speak Spanish is a real advantage: it builds trust with clients, strengthens partnerships, and creates opportunities that can shape a career.

Mónica speaking at the Education 2.0 Conference in Dubai
Speaking at the Dubai Education 2.0 Conference, sharing my passion for language learning, innovation and education

Put simply, speaking Spanish connects you with a wider world. It's an investment that pays you back in confidence, relationships, and access to a market that English alone can't reach.

Reviews

Reviews from my clients

Postcards from professionals who came for the language and left with the confidence. Hover any card to pause and read.

★★★★★

Six months ago I dreaded calls with our Madrid office. Now I lead them. Mónica built every lesson around my actual meetings, not textbook dialogues.

Daniel K.

Finance manager · UK

★★★★★

We trained our whole sales team in a closed group. Same vocabulary, same pace, practising together between lessons. Best training budget we ever spent.

Ingrid S.

Head of Sales · Sweden

★★★★★

Relocating to Mexico City terrified me. Mónica prepared me for everything from contract talk to small talk. I arrived feeling ready, not lost.

Paul M.

Relocating professional · USA

★★★★★

I had a job interview in Spanish in six weeks. We rehearsed it until my answers flowed. I got the job, and my new colleagues can't believe I learned online.

Aisha R.

Marketing specialist · UAE

★★★★★

In tourism, Spanish is gold. Mónica taught me the exact phrases my guests use and the confidence to keep conversations going beyond the script.

Nico B.

Hotel manager · Germany

★★★★★

Negotiating in Spanish felt impossible. We role-played real scenarios from my industry until the language of numbers, terms and deals became second nature.

Claire D.

Procurement lead · France

★★★★★

Our leadership team did a week of immersion in Menorca. Lessons in the morning, real Spanish all day. It did more than a year of apps combined.

Roberto F.

SHIP corporate group · Italy

★★★★★

Six months ago I dreaded calls with our Madrid office. Now I lead them. Mónica built every lesson around my actual meetings, not textbook dialogues.

Daniel K.

Finance manager · UK

★★★★★

We trained our whole sales team in a closed group. Same vocabulary, same pace, practising together between lessons. Best training budget we ever spent.

Ingrid S.

Head of Sales · Sweden

★★★★★

Relocating to Mexico City terrified me. Mónica prepared me for everything from contract talk to small talk. I arrived feeling ready, not lost.

Paul M.

Relocating professional · USA

★★★★★

I had a job interview in Spanish in six weeks. We rehearsed it until my answers flowed. I got the job, and my new colleagues can't believe I learned online.

Aisha R.

Marketing specialist · UAE

★★★★★

In tourism, Spanish is gold. Mónica taught me the exact phrases my guests use and the confidence to keep conversations going beyond the script.

Nico B.

Hotel manager · Germany

★★★★★

Negotiating in Spanish felt impossible. We role-played real scenarios from my industry until the language of numbers, terms and deals became second nature.

Claire D.

Procurement lead · France

★★★★★

Our leadership team did a week of immersion in Menorca. Lessons in the morning, real Spanish all day. It did more than a year of apps combined.

Roberto F.

SHIP corporate group · Italy

Let's get started learning Spanish

Tell me a little about your current level, your industry, and what you'd like to achieve, whether that's confident everyday communication, a specific goal like a job interview, or training for your whole team. I'll recommend the right format and build a course around you.

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Mónica with fellow educators at the Education 2.0 Conference
Proud to be part of Education 2.0, surrounded by changemakers shaping the future of education
FAQs

Business Spanish, answered

A good practical benchmark is A2: with a solid A2 level you can already handle many everyday professional exchanges. That said, there's no single level required for business Spanish; it depends on what you need to do at work. Many professionals start as complete beginners and quickly learn the specific vocabulary and phrases their role demands, while others arrive at an intermediate level wanting to refine presentations or negotiations. I review your current level at the start, agree clear objectives with you, and build the course from there, so you're always working on exactly what matters for your job.

Rates for a qualified Business Spanish tutor vary depending on experience, specialism, and whether you're learning one-to-one or as a group. As a native teacher who tailors every course to your real professional situations rather than generic material, I price my courses around the format and goals you choose, and closed group classes for teams are a particularly cost-effective option. Get in touch with your level and objectives, and I'll recommend the right format and talk you through it.

The most common Spanish word for business is negocio, though you'll also hear empresa (a company or firm) and los negocios when talking about business in general. Which word fits depends on the context, and learning those distinctions, rather than memorising single translations, is exactly the kind of practical, industry-specific vocabulary we focus on in my courses so you sound natural with clients and colleagues.

In Spanish, a CEO is usually referred to as the director general or directora general, the equivalent of a chief executive officer. You'll also see the English “CEO” used directly in many international companies, especially in writing. Understanding these real-world titles and how seniority is expressed is part of building the professional fluency my courses are designed around.

The 80/20 rule, or Pareto principle, means that roughly 80% of your results come from about 20% of your effort. For business Spanish, this means a focused core of high-frequency vocabulary, key phrases, and the specific language of your industry lets you handle most real work situations quickly. I build my courses around that high-impact core, so you're communicating confidently at work far sooner than a textbook-from-page-one approach would allow.

Workplace language rules vary widely by country and employer, so there's no universal answer; it's really a legal and HR question for your specific region rather than a language one. What I can help with is the practical side: giving you the confidence and vocabulary to communicate effectively with Spanish-speaking clients, colleagues, and partners, whatever your working environment looks like.