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Five ways to practice real Mexican Spanish with us

Everything at Thrive in Spanish is built around speaking out loud — the Spanish of markets, neighbors, and daily life. Here is what each kind of class is for, what it costs, and how to book it.

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A free 15-minute call with a teacher

Fifteen minutes on a video call with a real teacher. You talk through why Spanish keeps freezing on you, we point you to the right starting point, and you decide — no payment, no commitment.

Best for
Anyone unsure where to start
Credits
Free — no credits needed
Where
Pick a time on the call calendar

Book a free 15-min call

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Flexible

Private sessions

One-on-one with a teacher who lives this culture, at a time that works for you. Bring the conversation you froze on this week — the market, a neighbor, a phone call — and practice it out loud until it stops being scary.

Best for
Busy schedules and specific goals
Credits
One private credit per session
Where
Book any open slot on the booking calendar

Book a private session

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Weekly groups

Conversation Club

A small live group on Google Meet, talking through real life in Mexico — markets, neighbors, everyday moments. Themed conversations, often the same friendly faces each week. Drop in occasionally or make it your weekly habit with a monthly membership.

Best for
Keeping a weekly speaking habit
Credits
One group credit per class (a monthly pack funds a whole month)
Where
Pick your seats on the Club calendar

See upcoming groups

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One-offs

Workshops

Themed one-off group classes that live on the same calendar as Conversation Club — one topic, one session, same small-group energy. Great for trying us out or going deep on a single situation.

Best for
Trying a group class or one specific topic
Credits
One group credit per workshop
Where
Same calendar as the Club

Find a workshop

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Learn deeply

Courses

Purchased curricula in the everyday Mexican Spanish you actually hear — banks, markets, neighbors. Some are self-study at your own pace, others include live classes with a cohort. Formats are labeled on every course.

Best for
Structure and steady progress from day one
Credits
Bought as a program — courses are not paid with credits
Where
Browse the course catalog

Browse courses

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Credits, packs, and booking

The same simple flow behind every class: buy credits (or a course), book a time, show up on Google Meet.

How credits work

  • You buy a credit pack once on Packages and the credits land on your account.
  • Private sessions use private credits; Club and workshop seats use group credits. One class, one credit.
  • A monthly membership simply grants fresh group credits each billing period — you still pick your own class times.
  • Courses are bought as a program, not with credits — enroll once and the curriculum is yours.

How booking works

  1. Pick a class time that works on the calendar.
  2. Create an account (or sign in) so we can hold your seat.
  3. Pay once for a pack, or spend a credit you already have.
  4. We send the Google Meet link — show up and speak.

Changing plans? Cancelling and rescheduling follow the policy shown at booking time — free until the deadline, then the credit may be forfeited.

Not sure which one fits?

Tell us your situation and we'll point you to the right starting point. Get your level from Diego — our AI helper, about five minutes — or talk it through with a teacher on a free 15-min call.