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Hi, my name’s Chris, and I’m a TEFL and CELTA-certified English teacher. I’m from England and I live in a city called Birmingham. It’s the second biggest city in the UK, but not many people have heard of it! In my spare time, I like making music, learning languages and travelling. I’ve taught English in Spain, Costa Rica and in the UK. I’ve worked with students from all over the world, so I understand that the process of learning English is different for everyone. I really enjoy helping people to learn and develop their skills. If you'd like to improve your English, send me a message explaining what you want help with, and we can arrange a lesson. See you soon!
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