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Daniela Marx - Italian Tutor in London
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- London (NW11) View on map
- Last Logged In: 23 May 2012
- Sex: Female
- Can Travel To: EC N NW W WC
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BA Hons University of Padua , Italy Modern Foreign Languages, Linguistics and Literature
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Post Graduate Dip Linguistics UCL, MA ItalianCultural Studies , UCL
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Subjects
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- A-level Italian £45.00/hr
- Cambridge Pre-U £45.00/hr
- GCSE Italian £35.00/hr
- GCSE Latin £35.00/hr
- International Baccalaureate £45.00/hr
- Italian £40.00/hr
- University Entrance £50.00/hr
- Personal Message
- It is everyone's dream to learn Italian. Italian is the language of music, culture, art, taste and love.
- Which subject(s) do you teach?
- Italian, French, Latin,Art,Study skills,Oxbridge entrance.
- Tell me about your qualifications.
- BA Hons Modern Languages and Literature; PG Dip Linguistics UCL ;Teaching Qualification CELTA. , Ma in Cultural Studies at UCL,2011
- What kind of experience do you have?
- over 10 years of experience in teaching and tutoring from GCSE to University level. I am currently writing an Italian grammar book as there are no good grammars around.
- How much do you charge?
- My fees start from £30 to £50 but please check my seasonal special rates
- Where do you teach?
- At home and also at students' homes or workplaces in London
- When are you available?
- all the time
- Which ages and levels do you teach?
- all ages
- Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?
- GCSE, A level, IB, PRE-U and Oxbridge applications
- Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?
- Yes, enhanced and updated 2011
- Describe your arrangements for online tutoring.
- Skype lessons are on the increase and people find they can be more flexible with their time and sit in the comfort of their own homes.Some people like to alternate between Skype and face-to-face.
- Do you belong to any professional organisations?
- University of London Libraries,Italian Cultural Institute,British -Italian Institute
- Where and with whom did you train?
- Research in Italian Studies , UCL History Department
- Tell me about some of your current students.
- Currently I have 4th year students reading Italian at University who like to practise their Italian after the year abroad. The core of my teaching is Pre U , A level and GCSE.All my students have had offers from the University of their choice, including Oxbridge and they all have achieved full marks in their exams. I teach also many people who do not want to study for exams but because they always wanted to learn Italian and they never had the chance.
I integrate language,grammar and current affairs with my current research interests as this is of great benefit to people. Topics such as the history of Italian and Latin derivation, etymology, contemporary Italian topics ( food, Berlusconi,immigration, Italian life,films) are a fascination among all my students. I have a huge library of resources and I do lend many of them. I also target teaching according to people's skills and needs. Everyone has an individual way of learning and my job is to provide the best possible way for each person to learn. - Do you have a personal message for students?
- Recently there has been a much bigger emphasis on language teaching and learning as often employees look favourably to people who have learnt a foreign language.
Learning Italian opens the doors to the best pages of history,art, food, politics and literature.
My Articles
Italian Language Reading List
here is no perfect grammar of Italian and hopefully one day I will write one. I recommend the 550 Italian verb book by McGaw-Hill. It is the best investment you can do as verbs are the motor of most sentences. www.wordreference.com is a great online dictionary and can help you find vocabulary,phrases and even conjugated verbs. For...
Italian Vocabulary
We all know how difficult it is to memorize a list of words that have no connection with each other. Yet vocabulary is an essential part of learning a foreign language. To maximize and retain words in your brain, try to list 10 words - or as I call it, the 10 -words game. Say you are waiting at the bus stop: la strada (the road), la fermata...
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My Testimonials
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If you are looking for an Italian teacher, look no further. Daniela has all the charm and the professional skills to make every lesson so interesting and absorbing you actually just want to learn Italian and do nothing else. When I started to learn Italian just less than a year ago, I knew just a few words. Now I am doing University entrance exam papers. Every lesson is unique and every sentence and word is explained in such a professional way I am so delighed with the progress I have made so far. - Julian Longworth |
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