Our Spanish school staff

I studied Business Economics at the Torcuato Di Tella University, during which time I also worked on fundraising and public relations for the Fundación Iniciativa, promoting youth participation in society. After graduation, I worked as a Business Consultant at Proguide, and then spent time working and traveling overseas, mainly in New Zealand and Southeast Asia, where I worked in Business Process Reengineering (BPR) and as a Coordinator at the Auckland City Council. I helped found Expanish after returning from my travels, and as a result of my experiences abroad.

I studied Economics in college and went on to receive a Masters in Finance. After graduation, I worked on government research projects looking at public debt and for Price Waterhouse Coopers as an analyst. During this time I did some traveling abroad, and realized that being truly immersed in different cultures is an invaluable experience that profoundly changes the way we think, letting us view the world through a different lens.

I was born and raised in Buenos Aires. After finishing high school, I received my Bachelors Degree in Tourism which allowed me to travel and work in different cities in both Argentina and the United States. I lived in beautiful New Orleans for almost two years! After moving back to Argentina, I began a program in Political Science, and upon completion, began working for Expanish - another excellent challenge that allows me to work in tourism and with foreigners in Buenos Aires!

I was born in Buenos Aires, but spent 6 years of my childhood in Mar de las Pampas, a beautiful beach 400 km away from this city. I have worked in education at various levels: elementary, high school and university, working with teachers, creating innovative teaching methods as well as collaborating in the improvement of them.

Years ago I had the opportunity to travel abroad and realized that nowadays frontiers have opened and the interchange of different cultures and languages, allow us to enrich our knowledge, not only from the academic point of view, but also in our personal experiences.

I studied Business & Finance in university, which lead me to working for a medical insurance company for 5 years in the Sales & Marketing department. I took a career break and spent 6 months working on the Greek island of Zakythos as a holiday representative for tourists before returning to the UK to work in Sales & Marketing again for a distributor and installer of big screen televisions and plasmas in bars & clubs. I took an extended holiday and decided to travel around South America and decided to stay in Buenos Aires for a year to practice my Spanish, which was 5 years ago. In my spare time I love to read, run, pilates and travel.

I grew up in London and studied International Business with French at University in Manchester. Up until recently I worked for a Marketing Events agency in London but decided I wanted to learn Spanish and travel. I ended my trip around South America, in Buenos Aires and liked it so much i decided to stay and get a job! In my spare time I enjoy photography and sampling the many great restaurants BA has to offer.

Born and raised in Bahía Blanca, Argentina, (southern coast below Buenos Aires) I was the youngest child of the family. I graduated university with a degree in Industrial Organization, and I also took courses of Literature, Design, and Psychology. After I graduated university, I moved to Buenos Aires. I have an extensive experience in administrative and accounting jobs working for different organizations such as banks, big and small businesses and NGOs (charity and educational foundation). I love learning languages, making handcrafts, spending time with friends and drinking "mate".

I grew up in Chicago’s northern suburbs and studied Political Science and Latin American Studies at the University of Wisconsin – Madison. At an early age I began travelling and living abroad, participating in several cultural immersion programs in Latin America and Europe, and most of my professional experience has enabled me to work with people from diverse backgrounds in an international education setting. I came to Buenos Aires in 2006 to study, and decided to make it my permanent home. In my free time I run a blog about food in Argentina and I enjoy cooking, trying new restaurants and photography.

I am from Portland, Oregon and I am a great admirer of the Pacific Northwest. I graduated from Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington where I studied Foreign Languages and Literatures. During my junior year, I studied abroad here in Buenos Aires and, like many of my co-workers, fell in love with the city and people. After graduating, I moved back to work and live. I have now been here for over 3 years working in international education by teaching languages, advising students, marketing programs and admissions.

I grew up in a cozy town close to San Francisco called San Carlos, and while I enjoyed small town life in "The City of Good Living", travels with my family left me with a desire to know other places. I eventually spent 6 months in Santiago, Chile during my junior year abroad, and it was there where I truly learned the importance of cross-cultural exchange. After graduating from the University of California, Berkeley in American Studies in 2010, I moved down to Buenos Aires. Now I´m living the dream: speaking Spanish every day, working at a job that I love, and continuing to meet people from all around the world.

I was born in Buenos Aires in a family of Spanish immigrants. My natural appreciation of the city, its history, architecture and European connection led me to a degree in Museum Studies and Cultural Affairs Administration together with a career in the industry of tourism and hotels. Soon after, working in Europe (Starwood Hotels and Resorts) I was able to gain a sharper understanding of accommodation customer care. Now back in Buenos Aires, I love just sitting in a café and watching the buzz of the city through the huge windows, appreciating its contrasts and living its intense cultural vibe.

I am from Buenos Aires and I always enjoyed traveling. After working as a costume assistant in advertising, I packed my bags and travelled to Mexico. During the 10 years I lived abroad, I visited Canada, Spain, France and spent a summer in Greece, where I met my British husband. Back in Mexico, I worked in hotels, became interested in education and had a baby. We´ve been back in Buenos Aires since 2009, enjoying the city.

I am an Interpreter and a Literary translator. I also “speak” Argentine Sign Language. I love communicating! I love meeting people, especially from different parts of the world, and learn about their countries and their culture… In my spare time I enjoy musicals and family dinners.