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They call me a Polyglot but I just call myself a multilingual. I have taught students from various countries, and I know that everyone learns languages differently. Thus, my linguistics knowledge and experience help me understand what students like you need and how you can learn better.

Conversation, grammaire, prononciation, étude de chansons… Très patient, doux, amusant. Je peux vous donner toutes les explications que vous avez envie d'avoir sur la grammaire et le vocabulaire.

Denaska parolanto kun universitata diplomo pri Esperanto, 20 jara instruista sperto I teach Esperanto since 1998. I corrected several Esperanto-Hungarian textbooks. I created exercises for language exams and graduation exams in Esperanto. I had many groups of adults in language schools. But I am teaching also in private by Skype and Zoom.

Thomas - teaching 11, beginner´s knowledge in 3 more When teaching I take both my schedule and my classes seriously. When a class is scheduled, it is part of my weekly plan and I get ready for it. I conduct a detailed journal of what I have been doing with my student, I write down every session, thus it is easy for me to check what we did on our past sessions. I used to teach more conventionally, meaning with my students being in the same room as me. Since then, I have been using Skype for my classes and things work out very well. Do make sure though to have a reliable internet connection and a strong Wi-Fi. I am always punctual as I respect the time my students have taken for our class, likewise I do appreciate if my students do the same.

Teaching (and language learning) is who I am. In university, many of my friends were international students. I took pride in my ability to adapt my English to the appropriate level as they progressed. I was learning German, and this really helped me see things from their perspective. Now I am well-known in the Esperanto community - a regular teacher-in-residence at NASK and other events. In 1988 I became a tutor in a Free Esperanto Course (which I now administer), and when I left my IT career in 2016, I started teaching once a week at the local ESOL Association, as well as tutoring on line and in person. Teaching different languages in these situations has given me a unique perspective.

Do you want to learn Esperanto with a "linguistic" expert? I don’t have so much experience as an Esperanto teacher. I only gave lessons to some beginners when I was in an Esperanto club in my university. Though, I have taught other languages apart from Esperanto: I taught Spanish for a year in two public high schools in Japan, worked for three years as a Japanese tutor at university, and helped exchange students to practice Japanese. Also, I studied a lot about Japanese language education, so I have a plenty of linguistic knowledge and could apply to our lessons, different kinds of methods based on studies of SLA (Second Language Acquisition)

I'm an expert in spanish and english grammar. CONVERSATION +videos, exercises and other activitities I specialize in beginners and I have a lot of experience with intermediate and advanced students. Have you ever had a grammar question that your tutor could not answer? Well, I have studied grammar thoroughly and can explain to you why things are said the way they are supposed to be said. There wouldn't be any language barrier; I took the Oxford Online Placement Test and scored C1, so my English is advanced. I like sharing my screen with my students so we can watch YouTube videos at the same time and do listening exercises, I also like to translate songs and articles. I don't like dull conversations, so I always make sure conversations keep flowing naturally and pleasantly.

Experienced, CEFR C2 Level, friendly and committed to make you progress in the language. I'm patient, fun and enthusiastic about language teaching. Patient, because you are going to make mistakes but I will help you understand why they happen and how to correct them. Fun, because fun is the best way to learn a language, playing and understanding the world around you, just like you did when you were learning your first language. Enthusiastic, because I love what I do, I love to teach and truly love helping you reach your language goals.

My goal is to make each student confident in their ability to learn languages. I let my students explore both traditional and untraditional methods and support them along their language learning journey with patience and enthusiasm. Moreover, I will provide you with my notes and suggestions on how to improve after each class! I have experience in teaching and tutoring language students of all ages and backgrounds. Every language level is welcome, from beginner to advanced.

Lingvemulo furioze indiferenta: more than 10 years of teaching and learning experience I am a teacher of Esperanto, teaching online since 2006. I have a KER-ekzameno certification as well as Russian Esperanto Union certificate for teaching Esperanto. I also teach offline in my home city St. Petersburg and sometimes for international public at Esperanto-events (kursoj por progresantoj). Russian is my native language. I am trained as a teacher of Russian as a foreign language, I have also studied Linguistics and Journalism at the St. Petersburg State University. I learn two Slavic languages — Polish and Bulgarian — and that gives me lots of insights on my own language and how I can explain it better to my students.

Multilingual teacher of Finnish and Esperanto My main goal as a teacher is to make the student feel relaxed and confident. My lessons are a safe space and I focus on the positive things.

For 16 years, I teach occitan and esperanto, volunteer or as employee in a language training center. I runned for 6 years online training, I regularly teach courses of all kinds. I do not have a university education, I learned as we say "on the job" but I'm very interested in pedagogy, I like to read, to explore and train myself on the subject, I like to experiment with new techniques and I always try to improve myself.