Sara M.

Are you skilled at grammar but struggle with listening and speaking? That's normal! Producing new language needs practice in a safe and stress-free environment. This is what I can provide for you as a tutor. I listen to you and note your errors when you speak freely to enhance your fluency. Then we look at those points together to improve your accuracy as well. Simultaneously, listening to podcasts, stories or songs, plus working on your pronunciation, will boost your ability to communicate confidently.

I've been teaching A1 and A2 levels for the last two years, as a school teacher and as a tutor. I have students from 8 to 60 years old and provide them with the right material to suit their needs. Beginners hardly can communicate with their teachers. They usually find it difficult to understand the instructions for activities or ask their questions accurately. That's why teaching them is challenging, but also rewarding. It's fantastic to see them speaking English!

Since I teach Cambridge preparation courses, I constantly use and recheck the British pronunciation of the words and the common British vocabulary.

Let's watch some helpful videos, learn some practical phrases and vocabulary, and practice using them to boost your ability to communicate successfully when travelling. Grammar? Sure, you'll need it! We'll return to it when necessary, but our focus will be on practical English, as checking into a hotel, shopping in a clothing store, getting to your destination, and reacting to people when they talk.

I've taught at a Helen Doron school for a short period. I had 3 to 5-year-old kids. Well, that wasn't my favourite job! But teaching school kids is what I really enjoy. Having been involved in the Futura PNRR project since last year, I've been preparing school students for the Cambridge exams, Starters, Movers, Flyers... also at home, I teach a couple of lovely young learners I adore.

Doing English homework isn't the most entertaining thing to do, especially if you aren't an English language enthusiast. But what seems too complicated can become simple when we learn about it. So, let's have a look at your homework. Maybe you'll start to like it, who knows!