Italian workshops for children in August

By lisab1969
July 14, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted July 14, 2017

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Posted July 14, 2017

Do you want something different for your children this summer?..how about learning ITALIAN?

I am organising Italian workshops for children aged 5 to 11, throughout August 2017. The workshops will be 90 minutes long and together we will have fun while learning Italian. The workshops will be formed of a maximum of 5 children.

When will all this happen?

? Every Week commencing 7th of August 2017

For further information, please contact Lisa on 07708807648 or [email protected]

A bit about me:

I have many years of experience teaching Italian; I currently work in schools and also as a tutor supporting children with their learning. I believe in their potential and like to be creative while teaching.

Regards

Lisa

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