In a perfect world, the best way to learn Spanish is to participate in a classroom setting. You will benefit from the instructor’s expertise, education, and experiences. In addition to working with others that are trying to achieve the same goal as yourself “Learning Spanish”! Unfortunatley, the typical community college setting does not work for everyone.  On the flip side, nothing beats the attention you receive from one on one instruction (that is if you are fortunate enough to be able to afford private lessons). That leaves two other options: CD ROM/Audio CDs Spanish lessons and online Spanish lessons. Below is information about online study-I’ll write about CD ROM/Audio Cds in another post.

If you can find an online Spanish outlet that fits your needs-go for it! I feel that a mixture of different types of learning environments is the best. There are many great companies that offer services online.

I’ve checked out a few online Spanish lessons:

http://www.spanishteacher.com

This offers career specific Spanish lessons. You can do it at your leisure. The pricing seems to be fair and definately worthwhile.

http://www.studyspanish.com

This is a free website. It offers tons of information! I have personally referenced it and used their exercises with clients. It is well worth checking out!

As I come across other online Spanish websites, I will post them.