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Hi! My name is Carmen, and I'm a Spanish teacher. Now the obvious things are out of the way, here are some things you may not know. My name means 'poem' in Latin, and I kind of like that. I was born in Granada, a cute city in the south of Spain where Carmen means 'big house with garden'. There, I graduated in philosophy, and learnt there is a word in my language to name the colour clouds turn at sunset. Amazed by that, I moved to Madrid to study arts and, trying to see as many of those clouds as possible, travelled a lot. I ended up in Boston, Massachusetts, where I became a Spanish teacher so I could discuss the details of that colour with everyone (I should add that we discussed other things, too). Back in Madrid, I decided I wanted to know how a human learns to use colours that don't exist in his or her mother tongue, and got a master's degree in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language. Then I moved to London, where I continued my cloud research for a good while (English skies oft...

Hello everyone! My name is Bianca, I am from the north of Spain, Cantabria, maybe you know better Vasque Country, which is next to Cantabria. I have a degree in Modern Languages and their Literatures and a Master's in Teaching. I am a professional teacher here in Verbling and I would love to be your Spanish teacher! I love to know new people and to help, that's why I love my job because it's a mix of both! Being a teacher made me know very nice people who I connected very well with. Me as a teacher * I adapt to each student's priorities. I will adequately prepare each lesson individually, always thinking about each student's specific goals. * Also, I really like to create interactive lessons which make the students learn in a communicative way. * I take my job seriously and I always try my best so the students can improve their Spanish as soon as possible, that is why if you do not like a lesson or the way we are working together, please, let me know, I will figure out how I c...