Amrit Goyal
Researcher and instructor with a Master's in ELE from the Caro y Cuervo Institute. Teaches at Instituto Cervantes and Doon University, specializing in Spanish for business, medicine, and tourism — plus online teaching and course design.
Learn, practise & prepare together with a community that keeps you moving forward.
Most classes teach you to pass a test. We teach you to understand people.
Madrid, Medellín, Buenos Aires, Lima. Indigenous and Afrodescendant voices included, not footnoted.
Grammar shows up when a story needs it — not on page four of a workbook you'll never finish.
You can't hide in a group this small — which is exactly why people start speaking in week two.
Neurodiverse learners, slow starters, people who need it explained twice. All welcome, all planned for.
B1 and B2 are open today. Every one of them is taught live, in a small group, with material built for Indian learners.
Whether you're learning for DELE, work, travel, or simply curious about Spanish and its culture, there's a place for you here.
Join us for live classes, practice, conversations, and a community learning Spanish together.
Small rooms only work with teachers who show up for them. Here's who's actually in yours.
Researcher and instructor with a Master's in ELE from the Caro y Cuervo Institute. Teaches at Instituto Cervantes and Doon University, specializing in Spanish for business, medicine, and tourism — plus online teaching and course design.
Multilingual teacher with 5+ years across Spanish, English, and French. Master's in ELE and a background in creative writing, bringing engaging, communicative methods to students from academic, corporate, and healthcare backgrounds.
Master's in Spanish as a Foreign and Second Language, and a licensed Spanish Language and Literature professional. Experienced teaching literature at primary and secondary levels, with a careful, well-planned approach to every class.
What changed once they started showing up on Sundays, in their own words.
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Sorted by level, so you're never guessing whether something is too hard. Free to browse, no account needed.
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The first didactic Spanish magazine curated especially for Indian students — stories, culture and exercises, printed under our own name.
Read El Desvelo →Ask questions between classes, find a study partner, and practise with learners at your level. Lifetime access for every student.
Join the Discord →Reading sheets, grammar one-pagers, word lists and audio — the whole shelf, open to anyone, no enrolment needed.
Open the library →Most Spanish courses are built for someone in Madrid or Miami — dubbed textbook dialogues, grammar drills, teachers who've never had to explain the subjunctive to someone thinking in Hindi or Tamil first.
We built something else: small live classes, taught by teachers who show up every week, with material that treats Indian learners as the point, not an afterthought. Every regional accent counts, and questions get answered twice if they need to be.
We called it Casa de ELE — the house of ELE. Ele is our mascot, and they lead you through it: a school for lessons, a cinema couch for shows, a grammar grill for the technical stuff, a reading balcony, a recording room. Pick whichever door fits your Tuesday.
Been in a Sunday class or read something from the library? Tell the next learner what helped.
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