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Hello, my name is Amelie, I am from London in the United Kingdom. I have been a school teacher for 12 years and working in education for 20 years. I have gained my CELTA and TEFL certificates which means I can teach both adults and children. My 'classroom' is set up for children, however, I can teach adults also. I use flashcards, teddies, and other props where needed to help with the learning of English. I hope to be able to help you with your English very soon.
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