Language lessons in Salamanca - 23 teachers found

Hi, I have a Bachelor's in Applied Chemistry and have taught science in the classroom for 1.5 years and tutored privately for 4 years. I have a... pragmatic approach to teaching and always try to relate my lessons to real-life situation. learning materials vary from on-screen videos to objects to CCQs. I am passionate about teaching, vibrant, energetic and extremely patient. See you soon! Read more

I have a lot of empathy and I make it easy for students to understand my explanations. I like to innovate in learning tactics and be creative... in activities for these resulting entertaining and enriching for students who study English as a foreign language. Besides teaching, linguistics is a field that interests me a lot, especially phonetics and phonology and the history of the language. I also have training in cultural studies from the US and Great Britain and can impart this knowledge in a very dynamic way Read more

Do you want to learn Spanish? I can help you get started in this language, to improve what you already know, to prepare your exams ... We will... work on what you need in a personalized way: grammar, conversation, vocabulary, idiomatic expressions, exam preparation, job interviews or simply Spanish for travel or pleasure. Together we will work in a relaxed and fun environment. I have worked as a teacher for more than 18 years both in person and online. I have a degree in Language and Literature from the University of Salamanca and I have extensive training in ELE and pedagogy. I have experience in the preparation of official exams such as GCSE, A levesl and IB, I am accredited by the Instituto Cervantes as a DELE examiner at all levels. Read more

My name is Miguel. I recently graduated from university and earned my bachelor's degree in East Asian Studies, here in Spain. From October 2020,... until June 2021, I will attend a graduate school in order to become a Spanish teacher and earn a master's degree in Teaching Spanish as a Second Language. I love languages, learning interesting facts about other cultures and their people, videogames and music (almost any genre). Japanese is my favourite language (not an otaku though, my otaku phase was over long ago). Untranslated videogames became a huge motivation for learning the language, but the actual challenge of learning in itself (grammar, listening comprehension, reading kanji without hiragana aid…), and deciphering such a difficult language entertains me more than gaming nowadays. Read more