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alex83

alex83

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Hello,


My name is Alex, and French. I have been a Nanny for the past 8 years. I am living in Herne Hill but I will be moving to East Dulwich mid June.

I have taught French to children in the past, but had to stop as i went to drama school. I am now looking again for private lessons.


Let me know if you're interested.

Alex

PK36

PK36

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Hi,


I am German but have lived in London for the past 8 years.


I studied languages (English, French, Spanish and Latin) back in Germany. I worked as a private tutor while I was studying and have also taught small groups of children in Latin, French and English.


I've got a small daughter myself and love working with kids.


Please contact me if you are interested.

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