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Monica - Italian Lessons/ Tuition in Tunbridge Wells, Kent

Monica Hills Gold Member

Tunbridge Wells (TN3) View on map
Last Logged In: 15 Jan 2012
Sex: Female

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BA Hons Italian Studies
MA Renaissance Theory and Culture
Full CRB
References are available upon request

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A-level Italian £25.00/hr
GCSE Italian £25.00/hr
Italian £25.00/hr

Key Stage 3 Italian £25.00/hr
University Italian £25.00/hr

Personal Message: I am a native Italian speaker educated in Italy and England.
Which subject(s) do you teach?: Italian grammar, literature, history and culture
Tell me about your qualifications.: I have a BA Hons degree in Italian Studies and an MA in Renaissance Theory and Culture
What kind of experience do you have?: With over 25 year experience I have been teaching adults and children alike privately and in schools
How much do you charge?: Standard lesson £25.00/hr. A Level/International Baccalaureate and university exams preparation £30.00/hr.
Where do you teach?: I teach from my home. Lessons can be also arrange to take place over the internet using Skype.
When are you available?: Monday to Saturday
Which ages and levels do you teach?: From Primary school age to adulthood.
Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?: GCSE - A Level - International Baccalaureate and university exams.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: Up to date CRB certificate
Describe your arrangements for online tutoring.: I offer tuition over the internet using Skype
Tell me about some of your current students.: I am currently teaching an undergraduate student in preparation for his exams as well as several adults interested in learning Italian for leisure
Do you have a personal message for students?: Anybody can learn a language. The important thing is to have a goal in mind. Motivation is the key to success

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A brief history of the Italian language

The Italian language, like French, German, Portuguese, Spanish and Romanian, developed from Latin. Certainly not the classical Latin of Cicero and Caesar but the one spoken by the common people during the middle-ages. In that period classical Latin was no longer spoken as it was no longer known and its use was relegated to writers and scholars....