Hi Dear,

Thanks for reading my thread and I hope you will be able to assist me.

I would be glad if I can get students and Spanish Learners to teach and/or get schools to teach Spanish.

Find my details below:


1. Teaching experience : Six (6+) years

2. Location : Lagos

3. Qualifications : Ordinary Diploma and Higher Diploma in Business Education and Management, Master Certificate in Organizational Management.

4. Teaching Qualifications : B.ED. Educational Administration and Management, Certificate in Spanish.

5. Professional Certificates : AMIHSD, AHRP.

6. Students taught : Primary 1 through SSS 3 (Year 1 - 12 or Grade 1 - 12), Undergraduates, Postgraduate and Professionals.

7. Curriculum taught : Nigerian (WAEC, NECO, GCE), British (IGCSE, GCSE, IB) American (SAT, GRE, IB, ACE).

8. Contact Info : 090-8110-8687, universitinfo@gmail.com


Thank you for reading my profile and any recommedation will be highly appreciated.

Warm regards.

If you're fluent in Spanish and knowledgeable in Latin American Policies, the Argentine embassy has a job opening in Abuja.

Salary N320,000

Hi Ola,

Thank you for responding to my thread. Please, can you furnish me with more details about the job or you can give me any lead towards getting the offer. Please, revert. Thank you.

olaedoamber:
If you're fluent in Spanish and knowledgeable in Latin American Policies, the Argentine embassy has a job opening in Abuja.

Salary N320,000

Hi Learners,

In Spanish, we have masculine and feminine words. For examples :

Chico (m) - Boy
Chica (f) - Girl
Elefante (m) - Elephant
Universidad (f) - University

A student of mine once asked how she can differentiate between masculine words from feminine words?

Good question. You can differentiate them by mastering the following codes.

For Masculine words : for every word that ends with any of the following letter is a masculine word (L-O-R-E-N-S)

For Feminine words : for every word that ends with any of the following letter is a feminine word (D-A-Z- cion-tud-dad-tad-umbre)


LITTLE TEST FOR YOU

From the 5 list of words below, please tell us the masculine and/or feminine words by using (M) - Masculine and (F) for Feminine words.


1. La mesa - Table (m or f)
2. El perro - Dog (m or f)
3. El autobus - Bus (m or f)
4. La iglesia - Church (m or f)
5. Mano - Hand (m or f)


Thank you for learning.
Buena suerte.