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Pilar Serrano

Your child's class teacher

Runs rooms pitched at confident fluency

Face to face, across a table, from Madrid

Not checked against people yetNot yet rated(0)

From 10 min

A session of any length

First five minutes free

Start

In Pilar’s words

A tutoría: twenty minutes, by appointment, about your child.

Pilar has notes and she has the school's vocabulary, refuerzo, adaptación, la evaluación de marzo, and she uses it the way anyone uses the words of their own workplace, without noticing they need explaining. She is not in a hurry and she is not warm either; she is a professional telling you something specific about your child that you need to have understood correctly by the time you leave. Everything here turns on one thing: whether you say "perdone, ¿qué significa eso exactamente?" or let it pass because the room already feels difficult enough.

  • 1min

    They speak first, about a second after you press start. There is no press-to-talk and no waiting for your turn.

  • 4min

    Four minutes of the real thing, at the real pace, with the interruptions where a real one would put them.

  • 1min

    Your pace, your pauses and your filler words are counted within a second, and the score follows. Nobody asks for a card to hear it.

What a score from Pilar is worth

How the score is worked out here

Three things, and you can read what each one actually means. None of them turn this into an exam: talk to this person as often as you like, and the score is there only if you want it.

Run on Pilar

Cleared

Published criteria

The criteria and their weights are visible before you speak.

Here
Twenty minutes by appointment, the class teacher's own notes, and the school's internal vocabulary used without translation.
Held by
Published in advance; changes go through review
Method
Before you speak you can see what is being measured and how much each thing is worth, as percentages that add up to a hundred. That is checked automatically: a set whose percentages do not add up never reaches the site.

How this check is run

Nothing Pilar is scored on has been checked against human examiners yet, so this profile carries no calibrated mark. We do not skip that check: until it is passed, the scoring does not switch on, and the mark appears the day it does.

Situations and levels

What Pilar runs, and what a fortnight of it costs

A minute costs the same whoever you talk to: the expensive part is the model, not the person. Move the sliders to match the two weeks you actually have.

What it costs to rehearse this properly

Three runs across a week is what changes an answer. Move the sliders to your own plan. Nothing renews, and nothing is charged until you buy minutes.

Minutes of talking in total
60
What that costs here
$26
The same minutes with a tutor
$300
You do not spend
$274

At $50 an hour, rounded up to the 60-minute booking nobody will sell you less than.

What Pilar says

The lines you will actually have to answer

Word for word, from Pilar's own opening and follow-up questions, in the language they speak. Read them and ask yourself whether you could answer the second one. That is the whole decision this page is asking for.

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5

free minutes to judge for yourself

What Pilar is like, across 1 scenario

4 minutes in

En clase no participa. ¿En casa habla? ¿Qué idioma usáis entre vosotros?

Pilar Serrano

Pilar Serrano

Your child's school

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Ratings

What people said after talking to Pilar

Each one written after a conversation of their own. They asked not to be named, so nothing is signed: a made-up name beside a real sentence would be the one false thing on this page. Stars will arrive as finished conversations leave them.

  • The first minute felt easy, then it got real. The useful part was being pushed from 'usually' to 'what happened that time?'. I would do it again before the real thing.
    After a session with Pilar

1 person has talked to Pilar and written about it. Stars will sit beside these as people leave them, and only a finished conversation can leave one.

Compared with an hour of a tutor

11 rehearsals with Pilar for the price of one lesson

A human tutor is worth $50 an hour. What they cannot do is sell you 10 minutes, be free the morning of the interview, or cut you off mid-sentence because that is what the room will do.

One lesson, 60 min

$50

One rehearsal, 10 min

$4.40

91% less, and you can do it 11 times before the hour is paid for.

A human tutor and Reallang, compared on seven points
 A human tutorReallang
Shortest thing you can buy60 minutes10 minutes, or five
What that costs$50$4.40
When you can have itWhen they are freeNow, or at 6am on the day
Feedback in writingAbout 24 hours later60 seconds later
Will they interrupt youNo. They are being kindYes, on purpose, at ninety seconds
Evidence under the feedbackWhat they rememberYour own sentence, checked
Can they hear what you meantYes, and that is the point of themNo. It is a rehearsal, not a teacher

The last row is not a concession, it is the division of labour. A tutor teaches you the language. This rehearses the minutes where you have to use it, and there is no reason to buy an hour of a person’s time to do that.

Start a session

Pick the meeting, and Pilar starts talking

There is no calendar, because there is nothing to wait for. Choose which conversation it is, allow the microphone, and a second later you are talking.

Which conversation are you having?

Pilar Serrano runs one meeting. They are different conversations, not easy and hard versions of one, and each has its own criteria.

What counts as going well

Understand what is being proposed and agree or disagree with it before you leave the room.

Pilar Serrano

Pilar Serrano

Peninsular Spanish · neutral

Waiting
0.8 seconds
The score
60 seconds after
This one
Free
After that
$4.40
  • The first 5 minutes cost nothing and no card is asked for.
  • We ask for your microphone before the conversation starts, never after.
  • Audio is not stored. The written record of the conversation is, because the score quotes from it.

Also free the first time

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