It completely depends on your free time and budget. Most people take “Spanish hustle Hub” plan.

Absolutely not! Your experience can indeed affect the speed of the process, but believe me, you can start from absolute 0.

No, if you require a certification you will need to take the DELE exam. However, be sure that you will have the required knowledge for it since these courses are created based on the CEFR. 

First of all, still, there is nothing that can replace personal teaching. A prove of that is that people are still going to university to study. Mobile apps that promise to get you fluent in no time don’t really have a tool to practice your conversation skills in a real situation and that is why your fluency is quite limited even after a long time using them. On the other hand, You can learn with many good teachers out there, But be sure that most of them don’t have an structured plan for you based on your needs because they just don’t know how to do it unlike me. Besides that,  I have thousands of lessons of experience and I speak English fluently. I am curious about grammar and I am passionate about teaching. I also have a Colombian accent, which is famous for being easy to understand and clear to communicate.

Remember you are paying for my time and energy focused only on you, you are paying for experience and high quality lessons in terms of both teaching and hardware. I understand that some people can find prices high, but believe me, private lessons are worth it if you compare with classes in a normal school. You can save money in transportation, you can expect very new teachers with poor experience, Also, remember schools are bussinesses. They will put you in a group that maybe is not the right for you but convinient for them.