Freeda Gràcia team

Hello! My name is David and I'm from Barcelona. I studied Classical Philology and now I study Criminology. Sometimes I also write books about ancient civilizations.

I've been working at Freeda for 4 years and I love everything about this school. I started working as a teacher of Spanish as a foreign language in 1998, and I always try to make sure that the classes are communicative and that Spanish is spoken from the first day.

For me it is essential to learn in a fun and friendly atmosphere, that's why I always try to make my classes like that. See you in class!

I have been teaching Spanish for almost 20 years, in different places in Spain and China, and I still enjoy my profession every day.

I have a great time: each student is like an open window to a little piece of the world and learning from, with and with them is comforting. They have chosen to start on a journey and I am delighted to accompany them.

I have travelled for years gaining experience as a teacher in different countries like Brazil or Ireland, I have also studied other languages, which helps me to better understand how to teach a language. Now in Bcn I enjoy teaching dynamic classes at Freeda, where games and oral practice are the main focus.

I love meeting people from so many different places, learning about their culture and following their learning process.
To see how someone can't even say hello and, months later, is your discussion partner...it's wonderful!

I have been a teacher for 20 years. I've been at Freeda for just over a year.
The best thing about my job is that it's like travelling without flying.

I love questions because they are the first step to learning.

I hold a degree in Slavic Philology and a Master's degree in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language. I have been teaching students of different ages and nationalities for 20 years. Outside of Spain, I have worked as a collaborating professor at the Cervantes Institute and in various universities. Additionally, I have been a teacher in a school within the framework of the Bilingual Sections of the Ministry of Education.
I always strive to make my classes enjoyable and dynamic, aiming for students to feel comfortable when speaking and to practice to the fullest. I continue to enjoy, like the first day, witnessing the evolution of my students throughout their learning journey. For me, Spanish as a Foreign Language classes are a unique opportunity for the exchange of knowledge and experiences; teacher and students enrich each other.

Hi there! I've been teaching foreign languages for 10 years now, specifically English and Spanish. I always strive to make my classes enjoyable, practical, and fun.

I've also been a language learner myself, so I understand the importance of having a teacher who motivates you to speak from day one and creates a classroom environment where everyone feels comfortable and eager to participate. I love learning about my students' cultures and countries.

One of the things I enjoy most about my job is building connections with my students and helping them learn while having a great time

I'm from Cantabria, and before moving to Catalonia, I lived for many years in Asturias, where I trained as a teacher of Spanish as a foreign language. I have been living in Barcelona for two years now, where I have worked in several schools as a Spanish teacher.

What I enjoy the most in class are fun activities where students can have fun while learning. Music or role-playing games are some of the activities I practice the most in the classroom because they allow students to improve their Spanish in a playful way.