Online Spanish Course Fees in India: A1 to C2 Group and One-to-One Prices
IIFLS lists the following live course fees on its Spanish language course fees page . The hours shown are teaching hours for each level, not a promise that every batch finishes in the same number of calendar weeks.
Spanish level | Live group fee | Listed teaching hours | One-to-one fee |
|---|---|---|---|
A1 | ₹13,800 | 60 | ₹25,800 |
A2 | ₹13,800 | 60 | ₹25,800 |
B1 | ₹18,800 | 70 | ₹34,800 |
B2 | ₹31,800 | 80 | ₹42,800 |
C1 | ₹36,800 | 80 | ₹50,000 |
C2 | ₹36,800 | 80 | ₹50,000 |
Source: IIFLS published Spanish course fees, checked 28 September 2026. Fees, offers and availability can change. Ask for the final payable amount and applicable tax treatment in writing. Advanced group batches depend on availability.
If you are a complete beginner, A1 is the usual entry point. The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages describes six levels, from A1 to C2. You do not need to purchase all six to start learning Spanish. Your next level should follow your goal and progress.
What does the Spanish A1 price buy you?
For the listed 60-hour A1 group course, ₹13,800 works out to ₹230 per scheduled teaching hour (₹13,800 ÷ 60). That is a way to understand the quoted package, not an hourly rate for a private tutor. The A1 one-to-one package works out to ₹430 per listed hour (₹25,800 ÷ 60).
IIFLS says its current fee includes live instruction, practice in speaking, listening, reading and writing, recorded-session and student-portal access, study support and course books delivered within India. Confirm the relevant book edition, delivery conditions, length of recording access and whether your chosen batch has the same inclusions. An external DELE or SIELE examination fee should be checked separately; a course-completion certificate is different from an external proficiency diploma.
An offer with fewer hours may have a lower total price but a higher cost per live hour. For example, a hypothetical ₹8,000 package containing 20 live hours costs ₹400 per live hour. That calculation alone cannot measure teaching quality, but it can reveal a misleading headline-price comparison.
Which Spanish level should you pay for?
The right course fee depends on the level you need to reach. If you are starting from scratch, begin with A1 and decide whether to continue to A2 after assessing your progress. If you already know some Spanish, ask for a level assessment before paying for a beginner course.
For a goal beyond everyday conversation, read the Spanish B1 syllabus and Spanish B2 syllabus to compare the skills covered at each stage. B1 focuses on communicating about familiar experiences and opinions; B2 moves towards more detailed discussion and writing. If an employer or university asks for proof of intermediate proficiency, the Spanish B1 exam guide can help you identify questions to ask about exam preparation. Confirm the qualification that organisation accepts before enrolling.
Learners considering advanced study can review the Spanish C1 syllabus and Spanish C2 syllabus before requesting a quote. At these levels, confirm the available batch, entry assessment, teaching hours and format. The lowest fee is useful only if the course covers the level and support your goal requires.
What else do live online Spanish classes cost in India?
Published prices can help you set a budget, provided the course period and format are stated. For July–December 2026 , Instituto Cervantes New Delhi lists its online general Spanish courses at ₹18,000 for a 60-hour weekday course and ₹19,000 for a 60-hour weekend course . These are the provider's published prices for that period; schedules, enrolment terms and available levels should be checked on its site. They do not establish a national average.
Private tutors may quote per lesson or per package; self-study subscriptions may quote monthly or annually. When considering these options, note the currency, renewal period, class length, whether a trainer attends live, and how much speaking feedback is included. A recorded lesson library and a 60-hour instructor-led course are different purchases.
Group classes, private lessons or self-study: which budget fits?
Choose a live group class if you want a regular timetable, guided practice with other learners and a published fee for a full level. Confirm the actual batch size and what happens if you miss a class.
Consider one-to-one lessons if you need individual pacing, schedule flexibility or focused work on a particular skill. Ask whether the quote covers the same syllabus and number of hours as the group option.
Use self-study resources if you need flexible daily revision. They can support vocabulary and listening practice between classes. Check how you will get feedback on your speaking and writing if those are important to your goal.
For instance, someone learning for a holiday may start with A1 and decide later whether to progress. A learner seeking a specific university or employer requirement should first verify the required language level and any accepted external exam, then obtain a course quotation for that path. A course by itself does not guarantee admission, employment or a particular test result.
Will a Spanish combo course reduce the total fee?
If you already plan to complete several levels, IIFLS lists an A1 + A2 live group offer at ₹25,000 , compared with ₹27,600 for the two separately listed levels, a difference of ₹2,600. It also lists A1 + A2 + B1 at ₹40,000 , compared with ₹46,400 separately, a difference of ₹6,400. Offers and conditions can change; the complete Spanish price and combination schedule is the place to check the current options.
Buying a longer path only makes sense when the levels match your goal and you understand the joining, schedule, transfer and refund terms. If you are undecided, start with the level you need now and ask for the next-level schedule before committing to a package.
Seven questions to ask before paying for online Spanish classes
- Is the fee for the complete CEFR level or only one module within it?
- How many hours are live with a trainer, and how long is each session?
- What are the timetable, expected calendar duration and batch size?
- Which books, practice resources, recordings and support are included?
- What is the final payable amount, including any applicable taxes and delivery charges?
- Is an external DELE or SIELE exam or exam registration included? If not, what must I arrange separately?
- What are the current rules for missed classes, transfers, cancellations and refunds?
These details make a quoted Spanish course fee useful. They also help you choose between a weekday group batch, a weekend option and private training without relying on price alone.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an online Spanish A1 course cost in India?
Prices vary by provider and format. At IIFLS, the published A1 fee is ₹13,800 for 60 hours of live group classes, or ₹25,800 for 60 hours of one-to-one classes. These are provider prices, not an average for India.
Is the Spanish A2 course fee the same as A1 at IIFLS?
Yes. The published A2 group fee is ₹13,800 for 60 hours, and the A2 one-to-one fee is ₹25,800 for 60 hours. Confirm the current batch and total payable amount before registration.
Are weekend online Spanish classes more expensive?
That depends on the provider and intake. Instituto Cervantes New Delhi lists a ₹19,000 weekend fee and ₹18,000 weekday fee for its 60-hour online general courses in July–December 2026. Ask IIFLS for the current timetable and fee applicable to your chosen batch.
Is a DELE or SIELE certificate included in the class fee?
Do not assume so. Ask whether exam preparation is part of your course and check examination registration and fees with the relevant external provider. An institute course-completion certificate is a separate credential.
How much should I budget for Spanish A1 and A2 together?
IIFLS currently lists an A1 + A2 group offer at ₹25,000 for the two levels. Check the offer's validity, timetable, inclusions and final invoice before paying.
Start with a level and a written quote
Explore the Spanish course overview if you are still deciding on a learning goal. To see the current Spanish course fees and combination options , use the dedicated pricing page. You can also book an upcoming free demo class and ask which live online batch fits your schedule. For the latest fee and offer terms, contact the Indian Institute of Foreign Languages at +91 90660 38847 .