About me

My name is Diego Fuertes. I have a degree in Social Communication and have been teaching at the Faculty of Journalism and Social Communication at the National University of La Plata for over ten years.


I often say that words are both my refuge and my raw material. I believe there’s no possible world without them. That’s why, as a true lover of language, I chose to dedicate myself to sharing the Spanish language with others — especially those who need it to study, work, or experience life in a Spanish-speaking environment.


While working at the university, I witnessed many international students struggling without knowing Spanish. I saw how learning the language became essential for their studies and daily lives. This led me to train in ELE (Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language) and to create a practical, immersive method for learning.


My lessons are relaxed, warm, and human. I believe education is a shared experience — a space where people connect and learn from each other. In a friendly environment, free of pressure or fear of mistakes, we can all learn better.


I was born and live in La Plata, Argentina. I enjoy reading, walking outdoors, and watching football. If you’ve read this far, we probably have something in common.