Verónica
SPANISH TEACHER
“Spanish unites cultures.”
Nationality: Spanish
Languages: Spanish and English
- Education
I hold a degree in History and I have the Spanish as a Foreign Language (ELE) Teacher Certificate from the Cervantes Institute. In addition, I am accredited as a DELE examiner for levels A1–B2.
- Work Experience
For more than five years, I have worked as a Spanish teacher for foreigners, teaching, among other places, at a public school in Poland and at a private school in Turkey.
Traveling has allowed me to become familiar with different teaching models in various educational institutions and to adapt my materials to the cultural needs of my students.
I also have more than four years of experience as an online teacher.
I have experience working with children, teenagers, and adults, and my classes follow a communicative, practical, and at the same time engaging approach.
- Certifications
I hold certificates from the Cervantes Institute as a Spanish as a Foreign Language (ELE) teacher, a SIELE examiner, and a DELE examiner (A1–B2).
- Curiosity
I love traveling as a backpacker, meeting people from different cultures, and exploring new places. I also enjoy reading, spending time in nature, and hiking.
In 2023, I volunteered in India with the Vicente Ferrer Foundation, where I promoted education as a driver of change by teaching Spanish to underprivileged social castes and fostering cultural exchange. In addition, I took part in a volunteer program in Nicaragua, working with young people with disabilities, supporting their learning and personal development through educational and recreational activities.
Questions for Verónica
How would you describe yourself in three adjectives?
I would describe myself as creative, empathetic, and passionate.
Why do you teach Spanish?
I teach Spanish because I believe that language not only connects words, but also people and cultures. I am passionate about helping my students communicate and open themselves up to the world, making learning an enriching and enjoyable experience.
What is your favorite word?
My favorite word is freedom because it represents the possibility of exploring, learning, and growing without limits, something I try to convey both in my personal life and in my classes.
