I love travelling and have lived and worked in many countries around the world. After finishing school in Scotland, I went to Paraguay for 6 months, and taught in an English School. Later I went to India and worked with children suffering from Polio. 

  I have an Honours Degree in Geography from Edinburgh University and obtained my T.E.F.L. (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) qualification at International House in Barcelona. 

  I came to Gandía in January 2001, and fell in love with the area, so much so that I decided to settle here. Speaking Spanish has been invaluable to me and I would like to help newcomers to the area overcome the language barrier and get the most out of living in Spain. I feel that learning a language should be fun, interesting and, above all, of use.

  I'm from Portsmouth in the South of England. 

  I came to Gandía on holiday and I liked it so much that i decided to start a new life here.

  I've always enjoyed working with people and giving English classes was an interesting job option for me.  I studied for the T.E.S.O.L certificate in Valencia in 2003 and have been teaching ever since.

 

 

 

 I’m a fully qualified TEFL teacher from London.  I first arrived to  Madrid in 2001 where I taught English to children and also professionals in large companies.
I moved to Gandia in 2006 as I fell in love with the beaches and orange groves. I especially love the scent of orange blossom in the spring.

  I'm from Long Island, New York but I was born in London and have also lived in Sydney, Australia. I graduated from Boston University majoring in Developmental Psychology with a minor in Sociology.
After becoming TEFL certified I spent time teaching in Barcelona as well as Girona.
I love traveling and meeting new people. I'm an avid reader and enjoy playing and watching sports, especially swimming.

 I'm from London, I moved to Spain nearly 10 years ago. I am fluent in Spanish and Valencian.

I love working with children as there's never a dull moment !

 I studied Spanish at Hull University where part of the course was a 9 month teaching assistant placement in a spanish primary school near Pamplona. I was responsible for the planning of the childrens lessons and any other fun activities I felt would help the children learn English effectively. I really enjoyed the experience of living in Spain and teaching and so decided that I wanted to work as an English teacher in Spain when I finished my degree.I really enjoy living in Gandia with its friendly people and beautiful beach.  In my free time I read a lot, and have a specific interest in foreign literature and also non-fiction. I often go running and I enjoy going to the gym. I love to travel and also like socialising with friends.

  Marc Fisher is a professional TEFL qualified teacher who has had four years of teaching in France, teaching adults of all levels and backgrounds.

  He came to Spain in 2006 where he has had the opportunity to teach children from 6-18 years old and adults.