They say teaching is an art, but after years in the classroom, I believe it’s about connection.

I didn’t start Dispanish to be just another language school with dusty textbooks. I started it because I saw too many students in Dublin frustrated by grammar that didn’t stick and exams that felt like a mountain.

With a background in Educational Psychology and a Master’s in Teaching Spanish, I don’t just look at verbs; I look at how your brain learns. Whether you’re a Leaving Cert student aiming for that H1 or a professional trying to close a deal in Madrid, my mission is to make the language feel like yours.