Shanat Oliveros
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Shanat Oliveros
Masters degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
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About your spanish tutor
I am writing to express my interest in the Foreign Languages Teacher position at your company. Enclosed is my resume for your review. I graduated from the University Pedagogical and Technological from Colombia (UPTC) with a degree in Foreign Languages Teaching and have completed postgraduate studies in Human and Social sciences focused on Languages, and Literature in Dual Degree from University Nouvelle Sorbonne 3 and Université Paris 7 Paris Diderot. I am confident that my skills and experiences make me a strong candidate for this position, and I am eager to contribute to your team. I am excited about the opportunity to join your team, particularly because of your commitment to excellence and innovative teaching practices. With 14 years of experience teaching French, English, and Spanish across diverse levels and age groups, I have developed a versatile teaching style that adapts well to a range of learning needs. My background includes working with prestigious international programs, such as the Colombian Educational Program, IGCSE Cambridge, and IB World School, where I successfully implemented project-based, challenge-based, and cooperative learning methodologies to engage students and foster critical thinking. Additionally, my experience as a bilingual Math and ELA teacher for primary students in the USA enriched my approach, bringing practical cross-curricular insights to my language instruction. Over the past six years, I have also expanded my expertise in online teaching, delivering Spanish, French, and ESL lessons to students across Asia, Europe, and America. I focus on the communicative approach, providing both personalized and group classes, and have developed curricula tailored to the needs of companies in Mexico and the USA.
Meet Shanat
Shanat graduated from University of Sorbonne


Spanish tutor language skill
Homework help
Conversational Practice
Role Playing Scenarios
Spanish language skill
Career guidance
Cultural Context for Speaking
Cultural immersion
Learner types for spanish classes
Home schooled
Spanish for advanced
Spanish for kids
Spanish for intermediate
Spanish for beginners
Spanish for adults
Spanish classes highlights
In my classes, I use a communicative and game-based teaching method that engages learners in meaningful, real-life use of Spanish. My approach blends speaking practice, interactive dialogue, and immersive conversation to naturally strengthen listening comprehension, vocabulary acquisition, and grammar understanding. I specialize in teaching a wide array of Spanish, tailoring content to students’ levels and interests to foster motivation and relevance. Through tech tools like interactive games, virtual whiteboards, digital flashcards, and conversation simulations, I make lessons dynamic and student-centered. By turning grammar into interactive activities and guided conversations rather than static rules, students not only understand the structure but can also apply it in context. I often incorporate role-plays, storytelling games, collaborative challenges, and real-world tasks—all designed to promote spontaneous language use and long-term retention. This method helps students build confidence, fluency, and accuracy while keeping the learning process enjoyable and effective.
Spanish tutor also teaches
Spanish
Spanish Listening
Spanish Reading
Spanish Speaking
Spanish Writing
Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary

Spanish concepts taught by Shanat
The session was centered on reinforcing the correct usage of the Spanish verbs "ser" and "estar," focusing on discerning between permanent characteristics and temporary states or conditions. The Student practiced sentence construction using new vocabulary and worked on distinguishing the appropriate contexts for each verb. A listening exercise and sentence-building activity were used to enhance understanding and application.
Ser vs. Estar: Core Concepts
Ser: Describing Inherent Qualities
Estar: Expressing Temporary States
Ser vs. Estar: Location Nuances
Exceptions and Context
The class focused on practicing the use of the verb "estar" in Spanish, covering emotions, marital status, and location. The Student practiced forming questions and providing answers related to different personal descriptions. The session involved reading comprehension and vocabulary review, preparing the Student for conversational usage of "estar."
Ser vs. Estar: Introduction and Marital Status
Asking About Marital Status in Spanish
Responding to Marital Status Questions
Using *Estar* for Location
Expressing Emotions and Health with *Estar*
Changeable States Vocabulary
The session focused on Spanish vocabulary and grammar review. The Student practiced forming questions and providing information about personal details, location, and feelings, differentiating between 'ser' and 'estar'. The Tutor will send screenshots of the class notes to the student's email for further practice.
Asking and Answering Questions About People
Weather and Date Vocabulary
Using 'Son' vs. 'Somos' for Inclusion
Formal vs. Informal Registers (Es vs. Estás)
Conjugation of Verbs in Plural Forms
Distinguishing Between 'Ser' and 'Estar'
Vocabulary for Places in the City
The Student and Tutor reviewed Spanish conversation skills focusing on introductions, descriptions, and basic information exchange. The Student practiced verb conjugations and expanded vocabulary related to weather, time, and personal characteristics. Notes and screenshots of exercises were provided for review.
Ser vs. Estar: Describing and Locating
Talking About Dates in Spanish
Possessive Pronouns: Expressing Ownership
Asking and Telling Time
Color Agreement: Gender and Number
Plural forms: Nouns and adjectives
Shanat guided Amy through a comprehensive Spanish lesson, covering essential greetings, numbers, and telling time. They also focused on describing people and objects using 'estar,' asking about professions and origins, and applying colors with correct gender agreement. Amy actively practiced forming questions, telling time, and describing various objects by their color. Shanat will provide Amy with the lesson notes before their next class, enabling her to add pronunciation notes.
Adjective Gender Agreement
Asking About Origin/Nationality
Asking About Professions
Ser vs. Estar (Introduction)
Telling Time (Spanish)
Shanat Oliveros assisted William with French pronunciation and verb conjugations, specifically focusing on verbs ending in '-re' and '-ir'. William practiced conjugating verbs and reviewed pronunciation rules, including the silent '-ent' ending in the third person plural. They also discussed French provinces in Canada.
French Verb Conjugation (Root & Ending)
Silent 'ent' Rule
Importance of Accents in French
Learning tools used in spanish classes
Dictation tools
Interactive quizzes
Subtitled media
Game based learning tools
Grammar practice
Dynamic spanish lessons
Mobile joining
Open Q&A
Record lessons
Note taking
Pets are welcomed

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