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the Price of Spanish Lessons for Children

Price 
Location 
Language 
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Description
$ 250
Jun 2008
Monticello, AR
Spanish
Summer Spanish classes for kids exposed to Spanish language  more... close row
$ 300
Jun 2009
Farmingdale, NY
Spanish
Easier for kids to learn foreign languages   more... close row
$ 120
Aug 2008
Des Moines, IA
Spanish
Children's Spanish lessons were very inviting  more... close row
$ 100
Sep 2007
San Diego, CA
Spanish
One month of after school Spanish program for daughter  more... close row
$ 100
Jul 2008
Stanwood, WA
Spanish
Spanish lessons to stay fresh over the summer  more... close row
$ 180
May 2009
Denver, CO
Spanish
Spanish lessons for six year old son  more... close row
$ 80
Apr 2009
Bedford, TX
Spanish
Spanish lessons for preschoolers   more... close row
$ 160
Jun 2009
Sylmar, CA
Spanish
Community college offered summer kids' Spanish classes  more... close row
$ 400
Feb 2008
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Spanish
Daughter learning mother's native language  more... close row
$ 200
Sep 2009
San Diego , CA
Spanish
Two month summer Spanish lessons for child  more... close row
$ 100
Sep 2007
Memphis, Tennessee
Spanish
Son unable to practice skills at home  more... close row

Description of service

This is the price we paid to enroll our son in spanish classes at a local language school. The classes were once a week for ninety minutes. There were four other students in his class. The price did not include the cost of a spanish book, a spanish workbook, and other basic supplies like a notebook and pencils. These totaled about one hundred dollars.


Review of Service

When our son's school stopped their spanish program, we decided to enroll him in spanish classes so that he would have some exposure to a different language. He only went for about six months because we thought it was too expensive and time-consuming with his other activities. My son felt the classes were boring and he just did not enjoy going on a weekly basis. Overall, he did learn some spanish, but not enough to really make an impact. This is probably because we do not speak spanish, so he was unable to practice his skills at home. Thankfully, his school is reinstating the spanish program for the upcoming school year.


Tips

Try to do some research to find out if there are private language tutors in your area. I have heard that private tutors are more effective because they offer a personalized, one on one experience.