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Work-focused Spanish is taught as small group courses, one-to-one coaching and private classes for a company team, in person or live online.
Courses focus on meetings, calls, emails and the words your industry uses every day, rather than textbook grammar alone.
A small group or private course built around your job, plus a few minutes of daily practice, gives the quickest return on the time you put in.
London, United Kingdom
San Vicente del Raspeig, Alicante, Spain
Madrid, Spain
Houston, United States
Seville, Spain
A teacher comes to your workplace and teaches a private group of colleagues at a set time each week. Lessons use your own documents, products and customer situations.
Teams spread across offices meet the same teacher on a video call. This suits hybrid teams and keeps every location on the same syllabus.
Private sessions fit around a busy calendar and focus on the meetings and presentations ahead. Progress tends to be fastest because every minute is spent on your needs.
Several hours a day over one or two weeks prepares staff quickly for a project or move. See intensive Spanish courses for full-time options.
Language schools in Spain and Latin America run professional Spanish courses with local business visits. See Spanish immersion programs to compare destinations.
Nurses, doctors and front-desk staff need clear words for symptoms, consent and instructions. See medical Spanish classes for courses built for clinical work.
Site supervisors learn the Spanish for safety briefings, tools and daily tasks. Short, practical lessons fit around shifts on site.
Managers and front-of-house teams practise orders, guest requests and kitchen instructions. Clear communication cuts mistakes during busy service.
Teams learn to greet customers, explain products and handle complaints politely in Spanish. Role-play with real scripts builds confidence on the phone.
Professionals learn to explain contracts, fees and next steps in plain Spanish. Accuracy matters, so many choose private coaching for this work.
Practise opening a meeting, asking for updates and confirming next steps. Phone role-play builds the listening speed real calls demand.
Learn polite greetings, clear requests and the right level of formality. Many courses review the emails you actually send.
Plan and rehearse short presentations with a teacher's feedback. Advanced groups practise making offers and handling objections.
Business habits, greetings and vocabulary vary between Spain, Mexico and the rest of Latin America. Good courses teach the version your clients use.
A level test puts each colleague in the right group. Ask the provider to build lessons around your industry and real tasks.
Classes before work or at lunch keep attendance high. Regular progress reports help managers see the return on training.
Parrot teaches Spanish through short, fun videos you can watch on a commute or between meetings. Spare minutes become steady practice.
Review the words from this week's class so they stick before the next session. Learners rate Parrot 4.7 stars from over 17,000 ratings.
Repeat phrases and practise answers at your own pace, so the next conversation with a client feels easier.
Parrot makes this site. It is never listed as a local class.
Business Spanish is Spanish taught for work. Lessons focus on meetings, calls, emails, presentations and the vocabulary of your industry, so you can use the language with clients and colleagues rather than only in everyday situations.
No. Many providers teach complete beginners and build work vocabulary from the first lesson. A free level test places you in the right group so the class is neither too easy nor too hard.
Yes, several providers on this page teach on-site at your workplace on a set day each week. Others teach live online, which suits teams spread across offices or working from home.
Most beginners can handle simple greetings and routine phrases within a few months of weekly classes. Confident meetings and calls take longer and depend on how often you practise between lessons.
Some providers give a course certificate, and official exams such as the DELE and SIELE prove your general level. See our Spanish certification page to compare exams and find a test centre near you.
Every listing is a real school, trainer or teacher that teaches Spanish for work, checked on 1 November 2026. We do not take payment for rankings, and Parrot is never listed as a training provider.
