Italian teachers found: 89

Ciao! Let me introduce myself: I took a high school certificate (Lyceum) specialising in classical studies then graduated in English & German at Turin University back in the 90's; since 2006 I'm working as freelance full time teacher of Italian for foreign people & translator/interpreter as for EN, FR, DE into Italian. Right after the degree, I started working as teacher at a Language School located in Rom, then I kept on teaching on a private basis to either groups of students/private students (both on line & face to face). I love teaching my language and, basing on the kind of students requesting my services, I choose and prepare a customised learning program. Customers needs are different and need to be met with different learning solutions! Pls, feel free to get in touch with me any time to discuss about your possible requests and I'll be pleased to find the best option for you! A presto!

I am Ale, italian teacher since 2012. I teached in Brasil, Switzerland and now in Spain. I also am writer and musician ❤ I am passionate about teaching, and my knowledge of linguistics and phonology is very strong. This means I am well equipped with exercises and activities to improve your pronunciation, and with it, your fluidity of speech. 😉 If you're just interested in learning italian for fun and meeting people, I can help you develop your language skills to be top-notch. As a language learner, I can appreciate the time and effort that it takes to learn a new language. It's very rewarding to share my knowledge of English and open new opportunities for those who want to communicate effectively. ✍ My preferred method of teaching involves using real-world situations. While reading articles helps with pronunciation and vocabulary, and accent reduction. My goal is to get you thinking and getting creative with the English you learn. 🧡 I want my students to be excited and curiou...

Ciao! My name is Michela. Nice to meet you! I am bilingual, Italian and English native speaker and I live in Genoa, a beautiful city in the North of Italy. I have a "Certification of advanced competencies for teaching Italian to Foreigners" , a degree in Architecture and a qualification for the profession of Tour Leader. As tour leader I lead groups of Italian and English speaking tourists around Italy and Europe. I really like being with people, I am very interested in different cultures and have natural predisposition to interpersonal relationships. I have been teaching Italian for ten years and I am often asked to organize lessons for foreign tourists in order to quickly learn the Italian necessary to be understood when travelling in Italy. My approach to teaching is very dynamic and informal, yet professional and aimed at making you learn and improve your Italian skills. I like focusing my lessons on conversation, reading and listening, alternated to grammar and structural asp...

I am a native Italian speaker, I was born in Naples. I have a Master Degree in French and Italian Languages, Literature & Culture from the University of Padova (Italy) and University of Grenoble (France). I had some teaching experiences in Italian and French languages in some of the most important schools and companies across Mexico. I have taught Italian at the University of Guanajuato and French language in the Tec of Monterrey (Campus Puebla) high school. I teach italian online from five years. I love traveling and meeting people from different cultures, reading and writing novels and I have a passion for world cuisine. I prefer a hybrid style because there is not one single method for everyone, I apply a specific methodology to all learners who have different objectives and learning needs. I like to encourage students to self-correct and to practice structures through both writing and conversation. I offer conversation classes, listening classes, reading classes and writing cla...

Hello my name is Silvia. I have been teaching Italian to professionals and students now for the past 5 years and I love it! (I teach in an Italian school for foreigners in the center of Florence.) I Hope to help you to learn my culture, my language and sharing information and opinion! I am fluent in English, Spanish, French and since six months I start to study a little of Chinese language. I love to learn new languages! I teach Italian language, History of Art, Italian Culture, I can as well prepare Resume/CV Editing , Interview and Exams Preparation. I've obtained the DITALS certificate for teaching Italian to foreigners in 2013, and since then I love to work in this field and know people from all over the world, interesting in my language and culture. Thank you and See you Soon!!! xxx Silvia Ciao mi chiamo Silvia . Insegno Italiano a Professionisti e a Studenti da 5 anni e Mi Piace! (Insegno in una Scuola di Italiano per Stranieri in centro a Firenze) Parlo bene Inglese, Sp...

-- WARNING -- I DO NOT TEACH TO BEGINNERS. I ONLY TEACH FROM INTERMEDIATE (B1) TO ADVANCED (C2). My lessons are totally LGBTQIA+ Friendly and Safe Space Hello you students! My name is Nick (he/him), I'm 35 and I am a teacher. I have been teaching since 2013 and never stopped! My lessons are for intermediate and advanced level but when it comes to Italian Exam I do teach from A1 to C2 (CELI and CILS). In order to make the lesson as understandable as possible, I can easily conduct the lesson in English. I also deliver Italian for Specific Purpose in IT/ICT and Music since I have a degree in computer science and an ABRSM diploma. You'll love my lessons if: your aim is to take your Italian to the next level by reading, discussing and working on real papers and articles, talking about news, press, hobbies and life in general. You will also love my lessons if you want a "formal lesson" with grammar and exercises, I can be the most boring and "grammar guy" teacher :D Scientific and a...

Ciao, I am Christian and I am a native Italian teacher with more than 15 years of teaching experience. I have the privilege to have lived in Italy, where I was born, in Australia and now in Argentina. In Italy, I became a teacher and started to work in schools, but it was in Australia, and after in Argentina, where I could really gain experience in teaching my native language to people from all around the world. Based on my experience, most students of all ages start to learn when they get involved not only in the grammar, but also in the real cultural context of my country in an entertaining and relaxed environment. I personally prepare the material for my students and send it to them every week. All my lessons have a strong focus on communication and listening.

Struggling with Italian articles? Trying to figure out how to actively and properly use conjunctive in everyday conversations? Hit me up! We will design together classes based on your needs. I'm an Italian professional based in Milan. I graduated in Modern languages and specialised in English and Russian (Business Studies area) and I have a master degree in Luxury-goods management. I am fond of Italian grammar and syntax. I will be concentrating particularly on contrastive aspects. As for the vocabulary, I am available to personalise our classes to fit your area of interest.

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

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...