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Italian classes or tutorials locally or in town- recommendation wanted

AlexandraB

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AlexandraB

AlexandraB

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Hi all,


I am looking to learn Italian and am open to whether this be via a group class, a one to one tutorial or even a skills swap/languages swap where I meet a native speaker regularly and we teach each other. I am an experienced tutor living in East Dulwich, so something local would be ideal but I can travel to central London for a late evening or weekend class.


Please let me know if you have had a good experience that you can recommend!


Many thanks in advance

Giuli

Giuli

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Hi, I am an Italian linguist and translator, educated to PhD level, and am also a tutor in the Dulwich Area.

I have been teaching Italian and French to children, teenagers and adults for the past 10 years, and will be pleased to take on new students. You said you are also a tutor, and might like to swap skills. What do you teach?

Let me know if you would like to discuss your learning objectives and your present level.

Giuliana

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