CTCSOL/Bachelor’s degree in Bilingual / 4 years of teaching experie
Insegna
Cinese (mandarino)
Madrelingua
Parla
Inglese
Spagnolo
CTCSOL/Bachelor’s degree in Bilingual / 4 years of teaching experie
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Che tipo di insegnante sono
Le mie lezioni e il mio metodo di insegnamento
Curriculum vitae e certificati
Da CinaVive a Tai'an, Cina (03:56 UTC+08:00)
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Insegnante di italki dal 12 Nov 2025
Argomento di interesseLetturaViaggiFilmCibo
Sport
Hello future Chinese learners! 🌟
Tired of boring textbooks and robotic lessons? Let’s make Chinese fun, practical, and totally yours!
I’m your fully certified, student-loving Chinese teacher — equipped with all the official qualifications(CTCSOL,Putonghua,..) and, more importantly, a passion for teaching that fits YOU. Whether you’re a busy professional, a curious teen, a travel enthusiast, or preparing for HSK exams — I’ve got you covered!
I usually like cooking, sports, playing badminton and watching TV series.
Che tipo di insegnante sono
My Teaching Adventure: From Zero to Hero (Your Hero, That Is)!
So, you wanna know if I’ve been around the block? Buckle up! My teaching journey looks less like a straight line and more like a vibrant, sometimes chaotic, global potluck dinner.
My “No-Panic” Philosophy:
My secret sauce? Flexibility is my middle name. There's no “one-size-fits-all” here. Your goals, quirks, and even your favorite bad joke become part of our lesson plan. I speak “Beginner”, “Intermediate”, “Advanced”, and fluently translate “I-have-no-idea-what-I’m-doing” into a clear, actionable first step.
Years of this have taught me one thing: every student is a new story.
Ready to add your chapter?
Le mie lezioni e il mio metodo di insegnamento
The “Who’s Who” of My Classroom:
I’ve had the joy of guiding a wonderfully weird and wonderful cast of characters:
The “Last-Minute HSK Warrior” who needed a miracle before exam day. (Spoiler: We nailed it.)
The “Business Mogul” preparing for a Shanghai negotiation, needing to master the art of polite disagreement over tea.
The “C-Drama Fanatic” who realized learning Chinese would triple their binge-watching options.
The “Retired Adventurer” determined to finally read a menu in Beijing without pointing at pictures.
The “Anxious Grammar Phantom” convinced tones were invented to torture humans. (We made friends with them, I promise.)