High School Spanish Classes
High School Spanish at Prepaze Academy builds practical, confident communication. Taught in a small, synchronized cohort (two 60-minute classes each week) and personalized to each student's depth — we cover the full syllabus and let ready students advance faster. Textbook + Unik LMS access included.
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What we cover
The full High School Spanish syllabus, taught in order and revisited until it sticks.
- ✓Past & future verb tenses
Preterite and imperfect in Spanish, passé composé and imparfait in French — where most high school students stall, because English draws the same distinction without marking it on the verb. Slow, repeated practice is what moves it.
- ✓Conversation & fluency
Sustained back-and-forth on familiar subjects — opinions, plans, what happened last weekend — including how to recover when a word will not come. Enough to hold a real conversation and to handle an oral exam.
- ✓Reading & composition
Reading articles and literary passages for meaning, then writing paragraphs and essays in the language. Writing is usually the last skill to arrive, and the one college placement tests weigh most heavily.
- ✓Grammar mastery
Verb tense agreement, pronoun reference, and compound and complex sentences — the stage where rules learned one at a time have to work together inside a student’s own writing, in English or in a second language.
- ✓Culture & literature
Short stories, poetry and film from the Spanish- or French-speaking world, read in the original with support. This is the stage where the language becomes something to think with, and what honors and AP courses expect.
What your child gets
Small synchronized cohorts
Classes are small and move together, so a teacher can see who is lost. A student who needs a second explanation gets one in the room, not at home that night.
Personalized to each student's depth
We cover the full syllabus for the grade, and let students who are ready move faster. Pacing is set by the student's level, not the group average.
Unik practice between classes
Every course includes the Unik platform for practice between sessions, so the work continues in the six days you aren't in class.
Progress you can see
Sessions and practice are tracked, so you know what was covered and what still needs work — rather than finding out at the next report card.
Small group or 1:1?
They solve different problems, and plenty of families use both.
Small-group class
A set weekly schedule, a cohort moving through the full syllabus together, and the discussion that comes from working alongside other students at the same level. This is the main programme for most families.
1:1 private tutoring
Hours bought as a pack and scheduled around your student, with the whole session spent on exactly what they need — a topic they missed, an upcoming exam, or a subject moving faster than the class.
Inside the class
How a High School Spanish Classes session actually runs, from the teacher who runs it.
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A check on last week first
Class opens with questions on the previous session and the practice set, so the teacher can see who is solid and who needs a second pass before new material lands on top.
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The new idea, taught directly
The teacher works the concept through with the class — where it comes from, what it is for, and the mistakes students reliably make with it.
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Guided practice, then independent
Students work problems with the teacher watching, so errors are caught in the room, and then work a set on their own before the session ends.
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Practice between classes on Unik
Every course includes the Unik platform, so the work continues in the days between sessions and the teacher sees what was attempted before the next class.
Where would you like to study?
High School Spanish Classes runs at every Prepaze Academy center and live online. Pick yours to see class times, plans and pricing for that center, and to enroll.
High School Spanish — questions parents ask
How are High School Spanish classes taught?
Two 60-minute classes each week. Textbook + Unik LMS access included. Classes are small synchronized cohorts, so the group moves through the full syllabus together while pacing stays matched to each student's level.
Where can my child take High School Spanish?
In person at our Apex, NC; Morrisville, NC; and Dublin, CA centers, or live online from anywhere in the United States. Online classes use the same curriculum, the same small-group format and the same Unik platform.
Is High School Spanish aligned to my child's school curriculum?
Yes. In North Carolina we follow NC state standards; in Dublin, California we follow the California Integrated Math pathway. Online students are taught the standards for their own state.
Should we choose a small-group class or 1:1 tutoring?
A small-group class is the right fit for keeping pace with school across a term. 1:1 private tutoring suits a specific gap or a deadline, since the whole hour goes on exactly what that student needs. Families often use both.
What if my child is behind, or ahead?
Both are normal and both are planned for. We re-teach missing fundamentals rather than pushing past them, and students who are ready move through material faster instead of waiting for the group.
