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“I’ve been trying to teach myself Spanish for some time. I tried Rosetta Stone and several other programs. It was a slow process. What I lacked was accountability. Finally, I found Academia Colonial. Their online lessons provided that missing piece. I now had a personal instructor who could correct me on the spot (in a encouraging way). The online lessons have been reasonable, and convenient. It’s almost as good as being in Antigua and, in some ways, better. With Skype (free video/audio online service), you can text as you’re talking, giving you the added help of insuring your spelling is correct as well. I highly recommend Academia Colonial!"
"Try it…. The first lesson is free, there is no long-term commitment." Lloyd, U.S.A.
"I'm just writing to say how valuable and enjoyable I find your on-line classes. My tutor is both patient and professional and conversing with a native speaker is definately the fastest way to learn Spanish. I know that many people study Spanish to university level and never use it, simply because they haven't developed an ear for how the language sounds when in a 'real' situation. These classes are therefore an excellent way to progress, as well as having the huge convenience of learning at your own pace in your own home! I have no regrets whatsoever and only wish I had time to take up more on-line classes! Thanks again" Kirsten, New Zealand "I have found the Spanish instruction over the internet from Academia Colonial to be suited nicely to my needs. Being able to get private instruction in my home is a great step forward and the cost is quite reasonable. I have been studying Spanish for several years and have reached the point where I need individualized consultation for improving my conversation and writing skills. I believe the fidelity of the sound of this system is superior to ordinary telephone sound and am convinced there is something of an advantage in not seeing the person with whom I am conversing. When listening, one is forced to listen carefully to the speech rather that picking up clues from facial expressions. I wish I could have had this instruction years ago!"
Yours truly,
Ed White >Nashville, TN
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 14 September 2008 )
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