Aleksandra D.

I have held courses for foreigners at different language levels—from complete beginners to proficient speakers. I love teaching beginners because it provides the best opportunity to build a new language's logic from scratch and avoid 'language transfers' (interference) from their native tongue.

I have held courses for foreigners at different language levels—from complete beginners to proficient speakers. Conversational Serbian is always part of the learning journey and the best way to start a new language. After all, isn't that how we start learning our native tongue?

I have held courses for foreigners at different language levels—from complete beginners to proficient speakers. Intensive Serbian is a course for a specific group of learners, and I like to dedicate myself and match my teaching with the motivation and energy that the student has. It is a great challenge for both of us to take on!

I worked as a Serbian language teacher in both elementary and high school, an experience through which I gathered significant practical skills. Working with children requires patience, persistence, and, above all, a high degree of creativity to engage them. In my teaching, I choose to use a humanistic approach, focusing on the holistic development of the child through language mastery.

I have studied Serbian literature for four years and I have a BA degree in that field. Additionally, I worked as a Serbian language and literature teacher in both elementary and high school. Even though Serbs are not a large ethnic group, they have produced many notable writers and boast a significant literary history. We can focus on any literary period: the Middle Ages, classical, or modern literature.

I have held courses for foreigners with varied language goals. I like to focus on teaching the necessary skills needed to function confidently and competently in a professional Serbian environment. One key aspect is understanding Serbian business culture, which tends to be straightforward and transparent, though it can appear blunt to foreigners.