Thanks in part to Nando, I received my DELE B2 diploma earlier this month. This has been a long-time aspiration for me, and there's no question in my mind that Nando's fun, helpful, and super-detailed preparation was a big part of why the test went as well for me as it did. If you're looking to improve your day-to-day conversation skills or if you're looking for help with formal test preparation, Nando is absolutely the right choice.

Diversifié et toujours proche de l’actualité nous débattons au fil des leçons et j apprends à maîtriser mes lacunes

Another great class with Nando. For those who haven't tried a class with nando, he's an excellent teacher, especially for intermediate level and above but i'm sure he would be an excellent teacher for beginner students as well. So what he does for the intermediate and up levels is provide a video and an article that you read/view beforehand and the class itself centers around that topic. There's some lively debate but most importantly it gives the student (you) the ability to present your views which is much harder then it seems and Nando has a special skill in being able to decipher what you're trying to say using terminology thats actually used versus strictly textbook language. Highly recommended, give him a try!

En las classes de Nando siempre aprendo palabras y expresiones nuevas, tanto coloquiales como formales. Hablamos de una gran variedad de temas y nunca le falta una pregunta interesante sobre el tema! Ademas es muy bueno identificando patrones y errores. Sus classes me han ayudado mucho a mejorar mi español.

Highly recommend that you try out nandos classes. He provides materials to review beforehand and then challenges your viewpoints. Great classes for intermediate and above as Nando does a great job spotting even the smallest grammatical mistakes and also broadens your vocabulary.

One of the things I value most about my lessons with Nando is getting a first-hand perspective on everyday life in Spain. We discuss a wide variety of topics—from language and culture to current events and plans for the future—and often compare our experiences and perspectives in Spain and the United States. Nando has a way of introducing a topic or offering a different perspective that really makes you think, not only about Spain, but about your own assumptions and point of view. You come away from the lesson having practiced Spanish, learned something about another culture, and sometimes even seeing your own world a little differently. That is something you don't get from a textbook!