Master's graduate in languages and innovative didactics offers Italian lessons for foreigners

I graduated in Modern Languages and Cultures from the University of Tuscia in Viterbo. I chose to study the Spanish language because, before starting my university journey, I lived in Spain for a year where I had the opportunity to study the Spanish language in depth and obtain the DELE diploma at level C1 from the Cervantes Institute. I then continued my studies by obtaining a master's degree in languages and innovative didactics at the University of International Studies in Rome (UNINT), which allowed me to further deepen the study of the Spanish language and specialize in teaching Italian to foreigners. Currently, I am furthering my education with a master's degree in teaching Italian as a second language.
I use different methodologies in teaching based on the type of student and I love to vary the content of the lessons as much as possible so that the activities do not become too heavy: it will be my concern to ensure that the goals and motivation of my students are always given the utmost consideration during the lessons. The lessons will focus on learning the use of written and oral language. Each lesson includes a section focused on grammar, a listening section, and concludes with oral expression. Depending on the student's needs, the lessons will either focus on a systematic study of phonetics and grammar (for those who need to learn the language for study or work reasons) or will be conducted with playful yet effective methods (in the case of children or those who want to learn this language simply for pleasure).