Speak with your professor or teacher for help with your Spanish work. At your high school your teacher may work with you to help with your lessons outside of class. This may be extra study time such as flashcards and assistance with worksheets or speaking in Spanish for a period after school. At most colleges and universities professors can pair you up with a Spanish tutor as well. This tutor will work with you when you have time between classes for a designated period of time each week.
Use online games and study tools to tutor yourself in Spanish. You can download podcasts to listen to on your computer or mp3 player while on the go. You can use these to listen to Spanish and complete oral activities. You can find games such as memory and matching to learn new words and to help with conjugation. These tools are free though some may require you sign up as a member to the website.
Seek a tutor online at Craigslist. Post an ad that you are looking for someone to help tutor for free. Include information as to what level of Spanish you are on and what your weaknesses in the languages are. College students majoring in Spanish may use this opportunity to build a resume for translation and teaching.
Check with your local Hispanic community center to meet with a translator who may be able to assist you with tutoring in Spanish. These translators are hired to help translate from Spanish to English, but if you have questions about the Spanish language he will be able to help you. This is ideal especially for those seeking a degree in translation and need help with advance Spanish classes such as Spanish literature and translation.