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n. a native Spanish speaker who teaches GCSE Spanish online, one lesson at a time, matched to the exact exam board a student is sitting.
I'm Glaymar, a native Spanish speaker teaching GCSE Spanish online to students across the UK. Lessons focus on exactly what AQA, Edexcel and Eduqas examiners are looking for — the vocabulary, structures and exam technique that turn understanding into marks on the page.
No vague "general Spanish practice" — each session builds one of the four skills examiners assess, using the topic vocabulary set out by your exam board.
Covers AQA, Edexcel and Eduqas/WJEC, at both Foundation and Higher Tier, for Year 10 and Year 11 students.
Exam-style audio practice, accents from across the Spanish-speaking world, and strategies for inference questions.Example drill: three short conversations, then a set of exam-style inference questions.
Mock speaking exams covering the photo card, role-play and general conversation, with recordings and detailed feedback.Example: a full role-play exam, recorded and marked the way an examiner would.
Authentic and exam-style texts, translation technique, and the trickier vocabulary that shows up at Higher Tier.Example: a Higher Tier translation passage, corrected line by line.
High-level structures, connectives and all three tenses, with line-by-line correction of every piece — just as an examiner would mark it.Example: a 90-word response rewritten with Higher Tier structures.
We start by checking your child's exact syllabus, so we know precisely which topics and vocabulary will come up.
We work through official past papers, marked to the same standard an examiner would use.
Parents and students get a short summary of what was covered and any homework — no need to chase it up.
Here's what typically happens between the first assessment in September and the final exam in June.
"My daughter went from dreading the speaking exam to asking for extra mock practice herself. The difference showed within two months."
— parent of a Year 11 student, AQA · grade 5 → 8
"Glaymar knew exactly what would come up in the Edexcel writing paper. It made all the difference to the final result."
— Year 11 student, Edexcel · grade 4 → 7
"We were aiming for a 7 and came away with a 9. The detailed feedback on every piece of writing was the turning point."
— parent of a Year 11 student, Eduqas · grade 6 → 9
Spanish doesn't have to be the subject that keeps everyone up at night.
All lessons are one-to-one, by video call, 60 minutes long. No lock-in contract.
Ideal for topping up before a specific test, or trying things out before committing to more. Book at least 48 hours ahead.
One lesson a week across the school year — specification-led plan, weekly homework, one mock speaking exam per term, and direct WhatsApp contact between lessons.
Eight focused lessons in the eight weeks before the May/June exams: timed past papers marked in full, a recorded mock speaking exam, and a topic-by-topic revision sheet.
10% off for siblings studying at the same time.
Free materials I use with my own students, ready to download.
I prepare students for AQA, Edexcel and Eduqas/WJEC, at both Foundation and Higher Tier. If you're not sure which one your child is studying, we can check together in the first lesson.
By video call, with a shared digital whiteboard and materials sent ahead of each session. All you need is an internet connection and a device with a camera.
Mostly Year 10 and Year 11, though I also help with resits and quick top-ups before mock exams.
I can work with pairs of siblings or friends at the same level on request, but my main format is one-to-one, so lessons match each student's own pace.
Weekday evenings and Saturday mornings (UK time). Exact availability is confirmed when you book your trial lesson.
Let me know what year group your child is in and which exam board they're studying, and I'll reply with availability and next steps.