Once you have found a Spanish tutor, you should find a balance between classes and self study. Unfortunately, you can't learn a language in three days; you need to persevere. To learn Spanish quickly, you should make sure you study outside of class and try to integrate the language into your daily life by watching Spanish films and listening to Spanish music. It’s also essential to work on the four language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing.
A great way to put the Spanish you learn in your private Spanish classes into practice is by attending language exchanges. You can search for language exchanges or similar events in your area, or you can always download a language exchange app. These are a great way for you to practise the language with native speakers as well as meeting new people.