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Re: would you like to learn Spanish Languaje??

By Angeles
May 15, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Angeles

Posted May 15, 2013

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Posted May 15, 2013

Hi all,

Firstly I would like to introduce myself. My name is Angeles Gomez and I am a Spanish Graduate with a number of years experience in Teaching. Currently I have the space for new students for 2013. If you have a passion to lean a new language, or perhaps even planning a Holiday in Spain this year and would like to be more comfortable speaking to the locals, then get in touch.

You can contact me direct on mobile, 07809203171 . Alternatively, email me on [email protected]. I will happily give you a quote and any more information you may require.

Spaces are limited, so get in touch soon.

Kind regards,

Angeles.

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