Teachers
All members of our experienced team of teachers are qualified to teach Spanish as a foreign language.
All of our teachers share three basic qualities: personal attention to each student, thorough preparation of the classes, and commitment to academic achievement.
The exchange of cultural experiences between students and teacher and the teachers’ total commitment to the school’s project have created a close-knit community within BCN Languages that works toward a common goal: helping the student to learn, accompany him or her and giving support along the learning path, and make the process enjoyable.
María López
María López has been a language teacher for 13 years. He is from Jaén but has lived in Palma de Mallorca for more than 10 years. He has worked at BCNLanguages since 2015.
I love being a teacher of Spanish as a foreign language, being in continuous contact with people of other nationalities is a very enriching job. We prepare classes adapting to the interests and needs of our students. Each group is different and therefore, no class is the same, We accumulate experiences and it is always very gratifying to see how students advance and enjoy our culture.
The classroom is the space where we get to know each other, teachers teach Spanish at the same time we learn from our students, we get to know cultures, I would even say that we travel from the classroom and this sensation is unique!
Carmen Muñoz
Carmen Muñoz has been a Spanish teacher for foreigners for more than 20 years and is from Palma de Mallorca.
Being a Spanish as a foreign language teacher means seeing yourself and your culture through different eyes every day.
Most people think that languages are just interchangeable parts and that words are the removable elements of those parts; but that is not the case, each language shapes our way of understanding the world and understanding ourselves.
Aida Baez
Aida Baez has been a Spanish teacher for foreigners for 2 years. He is from Cádiz but has lived in Palma de Mallorca for 3 years.
I like teaching Spanish because it is a way to connect with people from all over the world and share not only the language, but also the culture and stories that come with it.
It is a privilege to see how students advance, how they gain confidence and find their own ways of expressing themselves in Spanish.