I carefully prepare for the classes so that we can fill every minute with valuable content. Emphasis is put mostly on speaking, but other skills are practised as well (listening, reading, and writing), depending on what you need the most in your everyday life or job.

In most cases (especially with beginner students), I use a course book. There are various course books available, and I always try to pick the one which suits the learner’s (or group’s) personality and needs. Learning from a course book doesn’t mean that we do all the exercises one by one, it’s more like a guide, which gives the learning process a nice frame.

In each class, you can learn about a new topic and/or grammar structure, which helps you convey your ideas in Hungarian. We practise new vocab and grammar through written tasks, drills, and role plays.

At the beginning of the learning process, I like setting up both short-term and long-term plans. Example of short-term plan: speaking in Hungarian about a topic for at least 5 minutes without using English. Long-term plans can involve language exams, job or citizenship interviews, etc.

Actually, I’m a language learner myself (I’m learning Polish), so I know exactly how learners feel! According to my students I’m patient, organised, and resourceful. The classes are always fun (which doesn’t mean that there’s no hard work happening), and I get on well with all my students.

Do book a trial class with me if you like my description. Can’t wait to have you as one of my new students! 🙂

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