Italian teachers found: 87

Hi! I'm Alessandra and I'm from Rome, Italy. I'm an Italian teacher and I mastered in teaching Italian language to foreigners. My Italian lessons are interactive and fun! We can work through your favourite topics, like music, movies, literature, or focus on technical aspects of the language, such as grammar, pronunciation, writing and oral production. For my lessons I prepare a lot of games so the students can learn by playing and having fun. Learning without realising it is the best way to reach a goal. We can achieve your goals together, no matter if you are a beginner or advanced student! Mi chiamo Alessandra, sono italiana e vivo a Roma. Sono un'insegnante di italiano e nel 2019 ho conseguito un Master presso l'Università per Stranieri di Siena. Le mie lezioni sono divertenti e dinamiche! Possiamo affrontare i vostri argomenti preferiti: cinema, musica, letteratura ma concentrarci anche su aspetti della lingua come la grammatica, la pronuncia e la produzione. Non importa se se...

Ciao a tutti! I am from Sicily and I am a professional teacher with an MA degree in teaching Italian as a second language. I have worked online since 2015 and now I have started my seventh year as an Italian and history teacher at the high school. I hope you can take advantage of my passion for teaching language and my experience. Welcome to classes!

Hi averybody! I am Alessandra,41 years old. I have been teaching Italian and french since 2006, first in the Uk and then here in my office and online.I graduated in Languages and Communication top of my year in 2005. I can teach you how to use perfect Italian and French in everyday conversations as well as for your business. . I can also help you passing your exams, translating difficult poems and novels, putting together a resume or writing a thesis. When I teach languages I try to concentrate both on grammar and vocabulary, enjoying our lessons and also teaching you something about our culture and learning from yours. But especially a lesson must be fun and a relaxing time! Lessons, recordings and pdf will be sent to my students. My students say I'm really patient, kind, organized and cheerful.good references and feedback! a presto, à bientot,talk to you soon, hasta pronto!!

Hello everybody! My name is Veronica, I am 26 years old and I hope I will be your future Italian tutor! :) I have studied foreign languages (English, French, and German) for five years and am currently studying (graphic design) and working in Germany. I worked for three years in an Italian school, giving lessons to kids from 11 to 13 years old. I've been working on Verbling for many years now and I very much enjoy it. I cannot wait to help you with your Italian (either Grammar or conversation). Who knows, maybe after this course you will decide to visit my country for a while! :)) Hope to see you soon! Vero

Hello Students, My name is Enzo and I am a professional Italian teacher from Catania, Sicily. In the past, from 2014 onward, I taught private Italian classes in foreign countries, where I had moved abroad to participate in volunteer work. In my free time I volunteer as a full time teacher as part of a worldwide educational program. I also work as an instructor of group classes on public speaking and presentations, which has given me great experience in this field. I am happy to help students of all ages! I enjoy teaching vocabulary, pronunciation and conversational Italian to my students. I believe that learning Italian should be a fun process. You can perfect your pronunciation and fluency without pressure in my classes. I'm also fluent in German, Spanish, and English, so if you are a new, beginner-level student there should be no problem communicating. If none of my available times work for you, feel free to send me a message, and we can find a time that is good for your schedu...

I am a teacher and a highly qualified linguistic facilitator, whit experience in the didactis of Italian Language for foreigners and in migrant contexts. My certifications were released by Universities and institutions acknowledged by M.I.U.R (Italian Ministry for Education and Research): CEDILS - Certification of Didactis of Italian Language to Foreigners - Ca’ Foscari University Venice LINGUISTIC CERTIFICATES EXAMINER LICENSE - Foreigners University Perugia LINGUISTIC EXAMINER LICENSE (Migrant Contexts) - Foreigners University Perugia LICENSE FOR ADMINISTRATION TESTS - Foreigners University Siena EXAMINER/INTERVIEWER LINGUISTIC TEXTS - Dante Alighieri Society Rome ALTE Association of Language Testers in Europe affiliate I have matured experience in public schools as well as in private Educational Institutions, using the most recent and innovative didactis of Italian language programs. I offer concerns all levels of Italian language established by CEFR ( Common European Frame...

For short Italian lessons check out my YouTube Channel! ---> www.youtube.com/francescadepaolis 🇮🇹⬇️ PLEASE READ BELOW TO LEARN MORE ABOUT MY TEACHING STYLE ⬇️🇮🇹 Ciao a tutti! I am Francesca and I come from Italy and I am here to help you learn Italian. I was born and raised in Genova, a coastal city in the north-western part of Italy, then I lived in Milano for 10 years and I am currently living in Spain. I have been teaching Italian to foreign people for many years, both offline and online. ABOUT MY CLASSES 🇮🇹 I always try to make lessons as fun and entertaining as possible by including games and fun exercises as well as educational activities of any kind. I believe that when you have fun and when you look forward to your next lesson, that's when you are learning the most. During my lessons I'll let my students talk as much as possible, and after that we'll go over each mistake to make sure they understand them properly. According to the level of the student, the grammar need ...

I was preparing a lesson for a student of mine, when I found myself struggling with a translation. The word was “cavare”. «Pull out» I thought. But then… was there a better word? “Cavare”, in Italian, doesn’t only mean “to pull out”, that would be “estrarre”, “tirar fuori”, “rimuovere” or something else. “Cavare” has the word “cavità” (cavity) in it. “Cavare” means “to extract from a cavity”, “to remove and leave a cavity” and I couldn’t find a single word in English that suited the perfect meaning. This happens to me all the time, as I speak three languages daily and I am a “word perfectionist”: I am fascinated by the meaning that every word can have, those little shades of significance that can only be understood by those who profoundly study a language. And that is what I do: I study, all the time, to speak each of my three languages at its best, and I teach, to make my students learn properly the meaning of words and their best combination. My name is Cindy and I am a langua...

Hi! I’m Giada, Italian language teacher, content creator, and co-author of Italian textbooks, with over 3000 hours of online teaching experience. I create engaging educational materials for both social media and classroom learning. I hold three advanced certifications in teaching Italian as a foreign language (Master Itals, Dilit International House, Ditals 2), and my communicative approach will help you speak Italian naturally and confidently from day one. My lessons are interactive and personalized, with practical exercises, real-life conversations, and authentic materials such as articles, books, movies, and songs. If you love Italian culture, my background in Art History will make your learning journey even richer. I also share language tips and resources on my social media channels, Universo Italiano, where thousands of Italian learners follow my content. Ready to learn with an expert and passionate teacher? Book your first lesson and discover how fun and effective learning...