My name is Annia, and I am 24 years old. I speak Spanish, English, Catalan and basic Mandarin. I grew my love for languages from an early age. I moved to Romania and lived there for six years which made it possible for me to learn Romanian and immerse in their culture and make friends. Then, I moved to Spain where I took Catalan and German in school. And lastly, I moved to Taiwan in 2016 where I studied Mandarin for a year. Languages for me are doors that can be opened to experience culture and to get closer to people and its land. You cannot build a bond or learn how to live in a place if first you don't learn to communicate and listen to your surroundings. I have experience working with children since I was 15 years old. I volunteered in my local church to help during Sunday school with kids from moths old to 7 years old. Then I participated in English summer camps in Spain as a teacher and staff member. Later on I had the opportunity to teach privately and also babysit with different families. Lastly, when I moved to Taiwan, I taught English as a second language in certain schools and also privately from the ages of 3 years old to a man in need to practice his english looking for a master opportunity in Australia. I think teaching and learning can be fun. I try to always find exciting new ways to teach. Whether it's with games, DIY activities, science experiments, outdoor activities and using the digital tool such as power points and/or videos. My teaching experience I consider it quite broad. I teach English, Spanish and Science in English. My methodology is very simple and unique to me. I want to make children comfortable with learning. Make it fun. I believe in the connection of emotions and the process of learning and remembering what is learned. I want children to feel good, happy and calm when they're learning something new as well as give them a feeling of excitement and achievement for them to fully learn and create their memory in their brain while being independent. I try to always put myself in their shoes, understand the kid and adapt to their tempo when it comes to learning. Growing up, being a kid and learning should be a memorable experience to be ready for what the adult world. I do not have any teaching diploma but I do have work recognition by my old bosses.