Languages have always been a big part of my life, and I’ve had the chance to study, work, and live in different countries and environments. Because of that, I’ve learned to communicate with all kinds of people and, more importantly, to understand that everyone learns differently.
I’m naturally curious, energetic, and very observant when it comes to how people think and learn. When I teach, I don’...
Languages have always been a big part of my life, and I’ve had the chance to study, work, and live in different countries and environments. Because of that, I’ve learned to communicate with all kinds of people and, more importantly, to understand that everyone learns differently.
I’m naturally curious, energetic, and very observant when it comes to how people think and learn. When I teach, I don’t just want you to memorise something for the sake of getting the right answer. I want you to actually understand it. I tend to make connections between words, their origins, similar expressions, real-life situations, and even things you already know, because once something makes sense to you, it becomes much easier to remember.
I’ve taught English to children and people of different ages and levels, and I genuinely enjoy the challenge of making a lesson work for the person in front of me. I can be structured when you need structure, conversational when you need practice, and creative when the usual methods simply aren’t working.
Whether your goal is to become more confident speaking, improve your vocabulary, understand grammar, or simply stop feeling lost when English is being spoken around you, I’ll adapt the lessons to you rather than forcing you into one rigid method.
I want my students to leave a lesson feeling like they learned something, but also like they’re capable of learning a lot more. And hopefully, enjoying the process along the way, too. After all, learning is one of the most thrilling things in life!
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