Aswathi Ajith
from: language: I love teaching, it’s great to see students grow and become more confident. My approach is interactive and student-centred, with an emphasis on clear explanations, fun activities and practical use of language. I use real-life examples, visual aids and games to teach effectively but also in a fun way. Learning should be a joy, so I’m not afraid to add a bit of humour, but mind you – the quality of my jokes is not guaranteed! :-) After all, if we’re to learn something, why not enjoy it?
Vita Davťan
from: language: I love teaching students, specifically helping them become confident in their speaking skills. I work very closely with each student, determining the student's goals and weaknesses, to create the perfect schedule from the resources and materials appropriate to the student's level. Be assured that I will care deeply about you and your success as my student!
Erika De Laurentiis
from: language: For me, teaching is much more than just a job: I see it as a mission, as an opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of others, to contribute to their growth and success. I also believe it’s a great opportunity to share my knowledge and experience with other people as well as a way to constantly learn and grow along with my students. When I teach, I focus on my students, on their needs, interests and learning styles. I strive to create a friendly and stimulating environment where my students don’t need to be afraid to speak and experiment with the language. I use a wide range of teaching methods, from interactive activities to guided discussions, which work together to create an active, participative learning through play.
Fosca Di Gabriele
from: language: For me, teaching is the perfect moment to share my roots, my heart… and the sun of my country! I like to play games with my students, play the devil’s advocate, and become a bit of an actress to provoke emotions that Italian can convey. We learn, laugh, and fall in love with this beautiful, lively language together.
Lucie Janků
from: language: What I like about teaching the most is busting the myths of how difficult Czech is. :) I refuse to believe in ‘no pain, no gain’. Instead, I see the teacher as a guide, assistant and support for students. In my lessons, students can discover grammar rules themselves through practical phrases and interesting texts. They deduct the meaning of words from context. We practise everything in a complex way, using it in conversation. I tailor lessons to the student’s needs, which is why I like to use my own materials.
Pavel Krňák
from: language: I believe we learn through emotions and my goal is that my students leave each lesson taking away new knowledge, skills, or just a good mood and a sense of achievement. I focus on conversation and many of my students say that I helped them overcome fear of speaking, that in my lessons they finally got confident in speaking. The thing is, we all make mistakes, but these very mistakes are also the best way to learn something new. I treat my students with respect, I value each and every one of them and I try to establish a positive partnership with them. Everyone has a right to develop, flourishand experience success. And it’s the fact that I can help people achieve this, that makes me feel fulfilled in my work.
Zuzana Martincová
from: language: Teaching languages is a pleasure. Languages have fascinated me and have become my long-term pastime since I was a child. What I like the most about teaching is the great feeling you get when you see your student make a progress from one lesson to another, learning something new and standing on their own two feet. :-) A smile makes everything better, so in my lessons I always smile in abundance to create a friendly, easy-going atmosphere. I like to use different materials, but the thing we’ll focus on the most will be speaking so that you get the hang of the language with all its peculiarities. So breathe, smile & go for it!
Ondřej Melč
from: language: I’m a German teacher with a passion for teaching. I love to share my German skills and I believe that learning should be fun. That’s why in my lessons, you’ll practise vocabulary in games and songs. I introduce grammar to my students slow and easy and then we revise and practise. I focus mainly on communication, teaching my students that it’s ok to make small errors as they speak. After all, everyone makes mistakes, but what’s important is to be able to speak and use the language actively.
Arezoo Nasiri
from: language: I perceive teaching as a win-win situation and this is what I’m fascinated by most. On the one hand, I guide my students towards their language-learning goals. On the other hand, as a lifelong learner, I get to evolve in the process of planning, delivering and reflecting. I prefer the type of teaching based on tasks tailor-made for the students, enabling them to develop both accuracy and fluency. To achieve this, I expose my learners to real world English by using authentic resources such as videos, podcasts and songs, allowing them to communicate actively and extensively. Besides, I do my best to be a careful observer and encourage my students to notice and address areas that need improvement.
Veronika Nwankwo
from: language: I’ve been teaching as a qualified teacher for over 10 years now. Working with people is something that I find fulfilling and enjoyable because each student is unique and no lesson is ever the same. I believe that being able to speak a language opens up countless new opportunities in life and broadens our horizons. Thanks to my English, I myself have travelled to a number of countries all around the world and I firmly believe that anyone can learn a language. So whether you want to order a four-course meal on your holiday, or need to make an international call at work, I’ll be happy to show you that you can do it, too!
Monica Sahakyan
from: language: I love helping students overcome shyness and become confident, fluent English speakers who can express themselves naturally in real-life situations. With years of teaching experience across Armenia, the Netherlands, Spain, and other international settings, English has been the language of my education and professional life, giving me a strong understanding of the challenges of communicating across different cultures. My lessons are friendly, personalized, fun, practical, and interactive, with a strong focus on conversation, pronunciation, and real-life English, helping students stop overthinking and speak more freely and naturally.
Lara Singery
from: language: Teaching is very close to my heart, I have a deep passion and desire to develop and train people. Teaching brought me to a place where my own understanding of life extended beyond my own, it made me selfless and I managed to fulfil a calling. In addition, I truly love the fact that I have built long and beautiful relationships with my students. I do not see them as just another number, I regard them as family. Regarding my teaching style, I strongly uphold a professional approach with a great sense of humour followed by patience, understanding, support and a constant positive drive. Lastly, creativity is what makes a lesson interesting and retainable. Therefore, I prefer to use most of my own material, e.g. language books that enclose video and pictures. I also like to make reference to short based classic English films, in this way the student is able to listen and then summarise in his/her own words as to what they comprehend.
Pavla Spáčilová
from: language: I teach because I love German and communication with people. It makes me feel proud when I see that my students not only enjoy our lessons, but they also make progress, understand and are able to get by in German. The most magical moment comes, however, when we get to the level where we can talk about a variety of topics. In my lessons I combine a number of teaching styles to make the learning process motivating, enjoyable and, of course, as beneficial as possible. In addition to textbooks, I use listening tracks, videos, interviews and pictures that I find both online and in the real world. And I also bring additional tailor-made materials that I create for my students to cater for their needs and interests. In my free time, I like to go hiking both in the summer and in the winter, I play volleyball, I read or I make ceramics.
Ondra Stejskal
from: language: I teach because it makes sense to me and I like to pass on my modest knowledge and experience to other people. Every lesson is a little personal challenge to me because it makes me to leave my comfort zone – and that’s another reason I teach. I’m not a fan of classic textbooks and grammar rote learning. Instead, I like to focus on the student’s interests and work on topics they’d prefer to discuss. That can help them get better at speaking and become more confident. In my lessons, I use a lot of videos, music, sometimes flashcards and I do ask a lot: I want to know the answers to everything and I love debates! :) I prefer informal settings and a friendly approach to my students.
Kateřina Šafářová
from: language: What I love about teaching is that through English, I can share a bit of myself. I do something very meaningful to me–I help people develop a skill that is crucial today: speaking a foreign language. For me, lessons are a journey that we share with my students, where I help them improve their language skills and gain more confidence. I like to use my own materials, textbooks, a variety of games, videos, real-life texts (articles, posts, interviews) and also other interesting activities to practise the language. That means that in my lessons, you’ll be sure to work e.g. with materials about your favourite band or actor.