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By Ita&SpaTeacher
January 31, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Ita&SpaTeacher

Posted January 31, 2014

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Posted January 31, 2014

Hi there!

I am a qualified Spanish and Italian language teacher with over 5 years professional experience (teaching private classes to young students and adults, company classes and homework tuitions)

Are you planning a trip in Spain, South America or Italy ? :) Are you studing for a GCSE or A level Exam?

Or if you are fascinated to those beautiful culture and language and you would like to know more whether you are traveling for work or for pleasure I can tailor the course to your needs.

Toghether we will improve your language skills in a very easy and relaxing way.

Training can take place at your home/ office, my home or in any suitable place of your choice.

Available day, evenings and weekends.

Individual classes & Small groups (maximum 6)

Also available for translations!

References on request

Looking forward to hearing from you soon!

Carla

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