Hi I would like to learn Spanish and also willing to teach English?

Have you considered teaching English in Spain? That seems like it would kill two birds with one stone.

BEDA is a program for the Catholic schools in Madrid. It does NOT require a Bachelor's degree (but you need to be in at least you second year of college). Technically you are not a teacher (you are an assistant) You work 16-24 hours a week and your pay varies based on the hours you work. You must be a native English speaker, older than 20 and competent in Spanish.

Catholicism isn't your thing? OK, then just work for the government. People from the United States or Canada can apply to become an Auxiliare de conversación. You could end up teaching anywhere in Spain in schools ranging from Kindergarten through 12th grade. You get at least 700 Euros a month (depending on the hours this could increase) and you pay nothing to apply. It is designed for Junior and Senior College students (so no Bachelor's needed) or recent graduates.