Eugenia Turcan

During my working carer I've worked as a PR, events and Relocation agent. But when I arrived to UK I taught Spanish to very different groups, I had some people that just wanted conversation, during the lessons the pupils had to present a theme and we discussed their presentation, this I thought it was very useful as everyone presented very different things that really interested them. I also helped revising GCSE and A level tests going through the lessons taught at school.

I prepare my lessons depending on the pupil's need, though in my experience there are things that have to be checked every so often as they are difficult to understand, or know how to use: ser and estar, femenine and masculine, articles.

As an anecdote, my husband still laughs at me as I use the feminine and masculine for plants, as we do in Spain.