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Got a language question? We would love to answer it ON-AIR
1. MAX recording time: 90 seconds.
2. The explanations should be made in English.
3. Start your recording with: Hello, I'm (your name) from (your location) followed by the subject of your short lesson.
Become a teacher for A MINUTE!
Can you teach our listeners something about your language in just about a minute? Send us your best shot and perhaps we will immerse it in a relevant language show.
conversation groups via Skype
Make your language learning experience fun and simple. Join a TALK PARROT official weekly conversation group and imrove your language skills the natural way.
Start by adding us as a contact in Skype
User name: talkparrotLIVE
Some of our language learning shows are made of presenter-interviewee dialogue. You too can become that interviewee and hekp others learn your native language.
Talk Parrot is always seeking for interviewees for our languages learning shows.
If you want to join in and help others get to know your native language (and a bit of you of course...) then don't hesitate.
Requirements:
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Fluency, eloquence×¥
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A Skype account.
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A good quality internet connection.
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A good micrphone
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Willingness to help others learn your native language.
Let's do it!
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The parrot would like to make a short interview with you
I love teaching and since I graduated I’ve been teaching Italian, French and English and made lots of friends.
I’ve been teaching online for 7 years now and offline for almost 9 years (since I graduated at the beginning of 2005).
I can promise you a learning experience that will be worth your money, helping you learning the language and enjoying lessons at the same time.
I have been studying languages both at the college and at University. I graduated in Milan in Languages and Communication in 2005 at the Università Cattolica (110/110 top of my year).
I lived for 2 years in the UK, where I taught French and Italian to adults. I moved back to Italy in 2008, that’s when I’ve started as a free lance tutor and translator here in Italy, working both for online and offline schools!
Hello everyone! My name’s Alessandra and I’m a free lance tutor and translator.
I spent half of my childhood in France, as my mum is French and dad's French. So French and Italian are my native languages.
Spotlight on a teacher / Alessandra
