Anderson Ayala Giusti

As a journalist I know how to handle the language very well, especially when it comes to writing and fluent conversation. I have taught economics, written features and stories for the media, and worked as an editor.

I finished my university stage the past December of 2021, with a great experience in leadership and human affairs management, due to my student government functions during the last three years. Since then, I have always been related to the field of education. I like working with young people because I think that I can learn a lot from them and that I can help them develop criteria, even beyond the Spanish lessons.

I rely on materials and readings that help constant practice, although it is not something limiting. I tend to talk a lot because it's the best way to help train the learner's ear. I am pedagogical, creative and really proactive, and I have a lot of energy to work.

I like to meet deadlines, so I expect the same from people. This does not mean that I cannot adapt to the circumstances, or that I am very demanding and rigid with certain things.

I like to help people develop skills to communicate in the Spanish language. For me it is important that they are able to make themselves understood, and that of course they have the vocabulary, grammar and syntax tools to understand the ideas of what they read or hear.

I am open to possibilities and am eager to share my knowledge.