Being fluent in a second language requires the right methodology, didactics, study and essentially a lot of practice, especially in the skills of speaking and listening. However, considering the fact that many people are shy and do not like to speak in front of a large class (when and if time permits) the principal component “practice” is eliminated, making the whole process of mastering the language too theoretical, frustrating, slow or unproductive.

Mayfair Idiomas has always believed that with individual classes or small groups of up to three students, previously interviewed and tested, it is possible to create the right atmosphere and develop a comfortable and interactive class. In such an environment, the students have ‘space’ to practice what is being taught, to make mistakes and be corrected naturally, with tact, and in this way acquire confidence and mastery of the language in a shorter period of time.