Allow me to introduce myself. I'm Alessandra, a passionate professional from Lake of Como, Italy. Currently pursuing a Master's degree in Criminology with a focus on forensic psychology in London, I bring a unique blend of academic knowledge and practical experience to my Italian tutoring sessions.

In my lessons, I strive to create an engaging and supportive learning environment. I tailor each session to the specific needs and learning style of the student, ensuring a personalized and effective approach. Whether you are a beginner or looking to enhance your existing knowledge, I design lessons that encompass all aspects of language learning, including grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and cultural understanding.

Drawing from my background in Science of Education and Training Processes, I utilize a variety of teaching methods and resources to make the learning experience dynamic and interactive. This includes incorporating multimedia materials, interactive activities, and real-life examples to reinforce concepts and enhance language acquisition.

My experience working as an educator and psychologist in Bollate Prison has honed my ability to connect with students from diverse backgrounds and adapt my teaching style to their unique circumstances. Furthermore, I have successfully provided tailored support to an autistic child, fostering their learning and development through patience, empathy, and effective instructional techniques.

With my expertise in criminology, forensic psychology, and education, I offer not only language instruction but also insights into the cultural nuances and contexts that surround the Italian language. My goal is to empower students to communicate fluently, confidently, and authentically in Italian while gaining a deeper appreciation for the language and culture.

Join me in an enriching journey of language learning, where I will provide comprehensive lessons, individualized attention, and a supportive learning environment. Together, we will unlock your full potential and achieve your language goals.