Tip 1-



Use it! Studies have shown that less than 10% of people that buy a foreign language course actually put it into use. These courses really are great, but they aren't magic-they can't make you learn unless you take them out of their box and put them to use! Don't be one of the masses who waste their money-what's the point in buying a language tuition guide and then stuffing it into a box under the bed?

Tip 2-

Shop around before making a decision on which course to go with. With today's technology, the choices have never been more difficult to make, but obviously each product can't be just as good as the next one. Take the time to look around, and maybe use some previous customer experiences or testimonials to help you make a decision. As an initial outsider it can be very hard to distinguish one course from another, so some honest feedback from previous customers (sometimes available on websites) can be a great help.

Tip 3-

Try and find something that is flexible enough to fit into your daily life. It's going to be hard to make your life fit around your new learning regime, so if you make it fit into your life you will find that success comes to you that little bit sooner. Modern tuition courses often offer the lessons in an MP3 format, meaning you can put them onto your Ipod or whatever and listen to them wherever you are. Many car audio systems can use MP3s these days too, so you could even use some of that ?dead? time you usually spend in the car on the way to work!

Tip 4-

Practice practice practice. Listening to your MP3s all day long won't get you anywhere unless you actually practice the course materials. You need to get your accent down, and your vocabulary up! Your whole goal here is to learn to speak Spanish, and the only way to achieve that goal is to actually do it!

As you've seen, there's more to learning Spanish than just buying your audio course-you actually have to use it too! Hopefully these tips will help you do just that. Happy learning!