Which Spanish Vidya kit should you choose?

Best fit: a complete beginner.

Focus: A1 notes, topic list, core grammar, vocabulary, and reading.

Choose something else if: the learner already handles basic introductions.

Best fit: a learner with A1 basics.

Focus: A2 notes, topic list, prepositions, connectors, present perfect, and vocabulary.

Choose something else if: you still need help with basic sentences.

Best fit: an intermediate learner practising B1 grammar.

Focus: B1 notes, topic list, subjunctive, tense contrast, pronouns, vocabulary, and worksheets.

Choose something else if: you already know the grammar listed here and need speaking practice.

Best fit: a learner who is comfortable at B1 and ready for B2 grammar.

Focus: advanced notes, topic list, subjunctive, connectors, relative pronouns, passive voice, and verb changes.

Choose something else if: B1 foundations are not yet reliable.

Best fit: a learner aged 7 to 13.

Focus: games, worksheets, vocabulary practice, assessment, and celebration materials.

Choose something else if: you want a course for adults or live tutoring.

Best fit: a child with A2 Spanish who is working toward B1 speaking.

Focus: placement, sentence building, roleplays, reading, listening, and assessment.

Choose something else if: the child first needs beginner games or A1 foundations.

Best fit: a B1+ learner working with clients in Latin America.

Focus: thirteen PDFs for calls, formal emails, vocabulary, objections, meetings, and follow-up.

Choose something else if: below B1, or wanting an accredited qualification.

Best fit: an Indian applicant researching Auxiliares de Conversación.

Focus: six guides on writing a motivation letter, applying, living in Spain, packing and studying the language.

Choose something else if: you need official eligibility, immigration, or level-course advice.