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In order to translate and communicate in a language you must have a perfect knowledge of the language, so that it is not just a literal... translation. I devoted myself to the study of the languages mainly for professional reasons, but over the time I realized that knowing languages is not only part of my job as translator and interpreter. It is an essential part of my life and I am so passionate that I like to transmit the knowledge. For my teaching I organize part of the lesson with theoretical-written learning and excercising in written and oral with verification. As learning material I have found very useful the use of Pearson learning resources, in any case I always keep updated with new techniques. Read more

Hi, I am an Italian girl. I have a bachelor's degree in Linguistic Mediation and a master's degree in Linguistic Science, I was an English... teacher before. When I was in China, I taught English to Chinese children. Here in Italy I help Italian people to learn English and to prepare English exams. I am a nice girl, I lived in London and I know English culture as well. Read more

One day, Jean, a French boy, came to my school and told me (in French, eh!): "Hello, I have been studying Italian for 6 months, but I can't... speak". I looked at him a little surprised. Then he continued: "I need to learn to communicate in Italian. Can you help me?". The first thing I asked Marc was: "What exactly do you want to do with Italian?". We made a program with its 10 precise objectives, including: knowing how to introduce yourself and tell your week, go to a restaurant and interact, write an e-mail to ask for information, talk and describe the holidays, go shopping , etc. So we dedicated 3-4 lessons to each goal. I'm talking about goals because at the end of each goal, we did a simulation, to see if Jean could talk about his week or describe his holidays. So goal after goal, with the help of realistic videos, audios and music (a lot!), Jean left for Italy, on vacation and, all proud, he called me, telling me that he had managed very well in every situation. How did we do it? There are no special miracles or secrets: his motivation and my passion; his commitment and my methodology. Ah yes, my methodology! Each new goal is preceded by a completely oral phase, in which you slowly approach the things that will be addressed in the lesson. We can look at images together and repeat words or phrases, we can repeat a small dialogue with the help of gestures. In short, it's a bit like children do when they learn a new language: they watch, listen and repeat. Here, same thing! By doing this, when you go to read, listen or look at a text, the student will already have familiarized himself with the words or grammar he will find in the text and will understand 40% more! Anyway, nice to meet you, I'm Roberta and I've been teaching Italian for 10 years, between Europe and Africa! : D Read more