Greek lessons in Milan - 135 teachers found

My passion is learning and teaching foreign languages and my first love is archaeology. I have a four years Bachelor’s degree in archeology,... graduated from the University of Ioannina in Greece and a Master’s degree – MA level II – from the University of Siena, in Italy. I am Maria and I am looking forward to meeting you and learn Greek together. Read more

Hello! My name is Martha, I am Greek and I am a professional greek as a foreign language teacher. I have assessed the topic of Methodology and... Teaching a foreign language during my master's degree and my paper was on the actualization of lexicon in the terms of online courses. I use technology as a tool to provide my students with knowledge that they could get with typical face-to-face courses. I always make sure to give advice and tips during the lesson, so that students can be able to understand and communicate in Greek when they come to visit. Be sure you will get the real deal with pronunciation, grammar, syntax, oral and written language. I could also prepare my students for a certificate if needed. It always depends on what the student is looking for. See you soon! Martha. Read more

Γεια σας! Hello to everyne! I am Stella and I am a native Greek speaker and a qualified Greek teacher. I was born in Crete, where I... work as a Greek language teacher, giving private lessons, face to face or on-line, to people of all ages, from all over the world. My qualifications include: a bachelor's degree in Philosophy Greek Linguistics from Patras University, as well as certification in Teaching Greek as a Foreign Language, from The Center for the Greek Language in Thessaloniki. In addition, I hold a certification from Aegean University in Special Education. I have over 9 years experience of teaching Greek, both face to face and on-line to people of all ages, and all over the world. My first teaching Greek language experience was in 2010, when I started giving private Greek language lessons and since then I have never stopped. Additionally, in 2018 I successfully completed the Program “Routes in Teaching Greek as a Second/Foreign Language” which provided me with a certified specialization in teaching Greek as a foreign language. So, what does a typical session look like with me? Overall, I customise my teaching style according to my students' goals and needs. I highly believe that learning has to be personalized, by taking into account that diversity is an important aspect. For that reason, my teaching method has a student- centered approach, focusing on the specific needs, interests and pace of every student of mine, considering always that the main motivation is the learning process. In that way I try to meet every time the needs of my students by adapting the curriculum ( pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, speaking, listening, reading, writing..) to my students' characteristics. Moreover, I believe there is no magic button to enable you to learn a language overnight. I believe it is a combination of desire, practice, effort and discipline. But don't worry, I will be there to help you with that, as much as you need and can help steer you in the right direction on your language learning journey. Ιf you are interested in one of my lessons, please do not hesitate to contact me for more details. I will be very happy to help you discover step by step this beautiful language. Read more

Hello. My name is Katerina Fragkopoulou and I am a linguist. I have finished my PhD studies in neurolinguistics with a topic related to Greek... language and Alzheimer's Disease. I have experience teaching Greek as a second language. I have taught online and face to face at the Modern Greek Language Teaching Centre of the University of Athens. My teaching method is mostly interactive and conversational because I believe that through conversation students can better acquire the language. At the A1 level, I use a lot of cards and pictures for lexical acquisition and to get my students familiarised with the Greek alphabet. Then, gradually I try to teach some conversational features, e.g.small phrases so that they can introduce themselves, ask for some information and communicate in Greek for the basics. Gradually, I teach some grammatical phenomena, such as noun phrases, gender features and the use of some basic verbs. I teach from different materials (course books, exercises books) and refer to some sections in grammar and lexicons as a supplementary or a secondary source of knowledge. Read more