Francesca Gervasio

I'm fond of languages and I'm really interested at any aspects of the languages. I truly figure out how is important the consistency and motivation. The main issue in learning languages is how to keep in. But these years of experience led me know the different methods and sources to use. Each student is different and that method needs to reflect his/her needs and his/her personality. As Neurolanguage coaching your experience will be "extra-ordinary"!

As for the materials, it depends a lot on the student, because it is an ad hoc path. In general, the materials are different and depend on the level and level: Grammar books Newspaper articles Podcasts Texts to read and discuss Interactive games We will gradually work on the gaps with feedback and advice.

After my degree in Comparative Languages ​​and Cultures in Hindi and French, I specialized in French language and literature. I later decided to study Japanese and Chinese. I started studying for HSK and now I got HSK 2. I am currently studying Catalan and have a basic knowledge of Korean and Bahasha. In the last 4 years of teaching, I have met different students all over the world. And I must say that every student is fundamental to my experience as a teacher and also as a language student. Among the students I have met, I have helped many students who needed to get the DELF and DALF. As for Italian, the same for the CELI (for each level)

Many students are afraid to speak because they fear making mistakes. It is very important to understand that mistakes are absolutely normal as they are a result of learning. Many forget that learning a language requires a lot of patience, determination and motivation. Speaking a language as well as writing it or learning vocabulary is a piece of a huge puzzle. Frustration over a rule or the pronunciation of a complicated word is a crucial necessity for your learning. I understood all this thanks to my personal experience and my studies. For this reason I am constantly looking for resources for language learning. Try! Always!