Posts tagged "teaching"

"Finalmente mio marito parla italiano! 😍 Yes, finally my husband speaks Italian! Thanks to our online classes, he could attend regularly and there were no more excuses!"

30 December 2025

Italian Beginners classes have been running online for over a year and have been very successful: small groups, a conversational approach in a fun and relax environment are the keys for this success.

30 July 2024

Good reasons to visit Italy… good reason to learn Italian If someone asked me why they should visit Italy… I would say that there are so many good reasons. I would even recommend that they spend some

16 January 2018

Arrivano i Corsi di Fluenza!! Don't let your Italian get rusty this summer, but get more fluent while having fun! Would you like to get ready for your Italian hols, be able to place your order at the

9 April 2017

HOW TO STORE OUR VOCAB... AND HOW TO LEARN IT!

6 March 2015

Do you want to learn Italian effectively and enjoy it? Bene, I've been thinking about something that may help my students and I decided to put together a series of tips. First of all, I should tell yo

22 February 2015

Some Learning Aids for Our Natale! We've just finished our Beginners class at the College of Commerce and we're singing Italian Christmas songs this time of year... Grazie mille a tutti for your enthu

8 December 2014

My thesis advisor used to say to me that if you really want to learn something well you must teach it. He was more than right. As I graduated in Educational Science I taught a few subjects and I becam

16 April 2014

News News News... By popular demand... we'll have an Extra Beginners Course at the College of Commerce!  As I was saying in our previous post, the interest in Italian language and culture is getting m

11 March 2014

It appears that in the last year, Italian became more and more popular among the people of Cork and the number of beginners has increased exponentially (in the school where I teach). So much so that t

20 February 2014

My husband is an English speaker, I am Italian and, as many of you already know, we live in Cork, Ireland. Our son Kevin was born on 17 December 2010. We decided to raise him bilingual and we still st

6 February 2014

21 January 2014