Our team

I am passionate about teaching. It allows me to grow personally while teaching others. My experience has shown me that we can all learn if we find the right motivation and the right guides. I am at your side to motivate and guide you in your learning; to get to know you and help you gain autonomy and security, so you believe in yourself and can fly on your own.

Hello! I’m Ricardo, born and raised in the Camp del Túria. In Valencia, I obtained a degree in a subject I am passionate about: Spanish Philology. I love the language, the words, how they work, how they interrelate with each other, and how they shape people’s way of being and their culture.
When I finished my studies, I decided to spend some time abroad teaching Spanish. When I saw how the students were learning, growing, and above all, enjoying themselves, it awakened in me a strong vocation for teaching.

I’m Rosa, from Valencia. Since childhood I have been passionate about technological sciences, hence why I studied Technical Engineering. When I was studying at university I started teaching to cover my expenses, and that’s when I discovered my other great passion: teaching. I loved it so much that I decided to study to obtain a master’s in Education and dedicate myself 100% to teaching. I am currently doing a PhD in Education.
I love studying and educating myself. I try to convey that passion for science and education to my students. I love to get deeply involved in the learning process of my students and tailor the classes to their needs in order to guide them, encourage them and awaken their passion for learning and science!

Originally from Madrid, Valencian by adoption.

After a few professional laps, I ended up working in a Spanish school for foreigners and since then I have been very closely linked to the world of teaching, always from this side of the desk, supporting and helping as much as possible the students.

I like to think of myself as a responsible and hard-working person, with a sense of humor and a desire to bring my experience and good vibes wherever I am.

Here I am if you have any questions, I will try to help you as best I can 🙂

I actually started teaching by chance, as a way to pay my bills while studying Chemical Engineering, and this experience became a necessity. That is why, although I have worked in other fields, I have always managed to combine any other job I had with teaching.
I enjoy guiding and encouraging those who want to learn, excel and educate. My greatest motivation is the good results achieved by my students. That is the best reward a teacher could wish for.
With more than 15 years’ experience teaching mathematics, physics and chemistry (privately and in various study centers), I want to help you and motivate you to achieve your goals.

Originally from Valencia, always curious and traveler, since I was a child I have been asking myself “the why of things”. That motivation to know the answers and advance in the understanding of life, led me to the branch of Science and, specifically, to Biology. Science can explain (almost) everything about the world and universe around us!

I love to transmit scientific knowledge in everyday and simple language that can be applied to our daily routine. For me is very motivating being able to awake this passion for learning in both kids and adults. In a respectful environment, active listening and creativity, my motto is: never stop learning!

I’m Diana. I was born and raised in L’Horta Nord, but after finishing studying Hispanic Philology and training in E/LE, I headed out into the world in search of adventure, which I found! In Switzerland and Australia, I spent five years doing what I hoped to continue doing: teaching. There, I organised some literature workshops and taught Spanish to children, adolescents, adults and octogenarians. I’m now continuing my adventure in Valencia, where I just finished a master’s degree in Education and where I work to give my students the tools they need for social integration. In my classes I use a lot of visual materials, games and music. Tolerance, socialisation and integration are essential values, and that is why I strongly believe in cooperative learning. In the classroom, everyone has something to contribute, regardless of their abilities or circumstances. Teaching Spanish makes me happy and I try to radiate that happiness to my students, from whom I never stop learning.

My name is Neus. Since I was very young, I have always liked classical mythology. My aunt used to tell me myths while teaching me to read and also, without realising it, she taught me real values.
I studied Classical Philology and a Certificate of Higher Education in Social Integration, which helped me discover my other great passion: the classroom and all that it involves. During the internship I saw that there are very bright people in a system that does not allow them to move forward, and that what they need is a push, or simply the words “you can do it”.
I am a humanities teacher because it is what I can teach, but I am also a student of the individual greatness that each person has, when they are interested in learning new things. For me, education is a very powerful weapon that endures through time, and it is handed down from generation to generation, to foster the change that everyone needs.
Per aspera ad astra “through hardships to the stars”.

My name is Thom, and I’m an English teacher. I’m originally from a little town in the Uk, but now I live in Valencia. Unfortunately, I don’t speak Valencian language, but I love it, and I try to learn every time a bit more. 

My path as a teacher began with an interest in different languages, I love them! I speak Cymraeg, the Welsh language, which I learned while living there, and Spanish.

My strength as a teacher is grammar (something I am passionate about). I am aware of the most common grammatical issues and errors between English and Spanish, and I use this knowledge and experience to teach and give grammatical tips and tricks that enable students to learn the language.

There is no greater pleasure than to see how students are able to express themselves after having finally understood something that was difficult for them.

To be a good teacher, you have to be a good student, and that’s something I continue to be with pride.

I’m Vanesa. I was born in Iniesta, a town close to Cuenca, and some years ago I came to Valencia to study Engineering in Industrial Design. I knew from the first moment that being an engineer was not my destiny, but it was all that knowledge that was transmitted to me that allowed me to dedicate myself to the greatest of my passions: teaching.

I combined my studies with teaching, absorbing the best of each, and I managed to become an engineer and get a master’s degree in education.

I spent a year traveling around Europe where I discovered my other passion, graphic design, which I try to improve day by day.
I continuously keep learning to teach classes in an active way, making science a fun, dynamic and entertaining subject. My goal is to make the seemingly difficult, something simple and bearable without forgetting the main goals: to make students learn and to learn from them.

I am Cris, born and raised in L’Horta Nord de València. I am currently a teacher of History of Philosophy, but I also teach Art History and Spanish Language.

I got a degree in History with a master’s degree in Archaeology from the University of Valencia. Since I was a child I have always wanted to study history and I ended up digging it up, taking care of it, getting dirty and working underground (literally).

The beauty of this discipline is that you end up dealing with multiple subjects, and it was at the University where I fell in love with philosophy, art and, above all, teaching. While studying at the University, I was a private tutor and that is where I realized that teaching, transmitting values and passion for letters to my students was gradually becoming my vocation.

In my classes I try to create an environment of close and mutual respect, a space where they can discuss without pressure with the necessary tools so that interaction and learning is innovative and enjoyable.

Hi, all! I’m Lorena 🙂

I was born in Liria. I have always spoken Valencian, and it is the language and culture that I like to transmit the most, since it seems to me a small treasure that must be taken care of.

I studied Hispanic Philology and Humanities, as well as the Master’s Degree in Secondary School Training and the Diploma de Mestre de Valencià. I have always loved languages and I try to convey that passion to my students. Furthermore, I have worked as a language teacher in London, Catalonia and here in Valencia.

Hi! I’m Andrea, and my passion for science started since I was a little girl, playing at being a researcher. That hobby grew to such an extent that I decided to study Physics (I always need to know the why of things around me) and, in particular, I was fascinated by Medical Physics and all its applications. But, if there is something that has always accompanied me throughout all my studies, it is my passion for teaching, helping my friends and family to understand what they did not know and learning with them.

This led me to start tutoring when I was at the University, and it has become my day-to-day life. I love being able to transmit my knowledge of science to students and enjoy learning with them the wonders science can teach us. There is always something new to learn, and science can be understood and seem much easier if you are taught with dedication and passion, and I can assure you, I have plenty of that.
Each person is a world and I always adapt to their particular needs so that in my classes you learn and enjoy in equal parts. Learning by teaching is the best of my experiences.

El meu nom és Pedro i soc de del sud, de la terra de les palmeres, les magranes i el Misteri. Tal volta, nàixer en la ciutat que alberga la major obra literària i sacrolírica de la nostra llengua em va fer estimar-la des de petit.

Vaig estudiar magisteri amb la menció d’anglés i el diploma de mestre en valencià. Més tard, em vaig decantar per estudiar investigació educativa i vaig centrar les meues recerques en l’àmbit de la Didàctica General. Després de treballar uns anys com a mestre d’anglés vaig adonar-me que el meu futur havia de passar per la secundària i vaig fer el màster de professorat per a dedicar-me a la docència del valencià.

M’apassionen les llengües i les relacions que entre elles s’estableixen, per això les meues classes busquen aprendre el valencià i relacionar-lo amb les inferències que l’anglés, el castellà o el francés ens permeten. El meu lema sempre és: “les llengües són ponts, no barreres” i prove a demostrar-ho a cada moment. T’hi animes tu també?