Mastering the basics of foreign language conversation is easier than you think. In these courses you will learn how to ask simple questions, talk about yourself, make enquiries and socialise. By the end of the course, with proper application and home practise, you should be able to make yourself understood by a native speaker.
Dr Ilenia Scuderi has been teaching at WEA since September 2023.
Born and raised in Aprilia, Italy, Ilenia is a qualified pastry chef and language tutor with an Italian Pastry Diploma, Italian teaching qualification and a Degree in Philosophy.
Ilenia loves teaching the Italian language to adults, and strongly believes that exposure to Italian culture is important to the understanding of the language.
Maria Mazzone has been teaching at WEA since 2020.
Maria has a BA Bachelor of Arts, a Diploma in Education in Italian and Teaching English as a Second Language, and a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
Tony Iammarrone BFin, MBus (Acc), DipCA has been teaching at WEA since 2024.
Tony started his career as a Chartered Accountant working for various public practice firms, which led to forming his own Chartered Accounting Practice. Eventually he moved out of this area and started private tutoring in various subjects for secondary school and early university students.
Tony’s family spoke Italian at home when he was young. His grandparents didn’t speak English, and his parents were learning English at the time. He was raised bilingual, learning English at school. During his schooling years Tony also attended Centro Didattico, an educational centre focused on teaching students with an Italian background.
Mastering the basics of foreign language conversation is easier than you think. In these courses you will learn how to ask simple questions, talk about yourself, make enquiries and socialise. By the end of the course, with proper application and home practise, you should be able to make yourself understood by a native speaker.
Dr Ilenia Scuderi has been teaching at WEA since September 2023.
Born and raised in Aprilia, Italy, Ilenia is a qualified pastry chef and language tutor with an Italian Pastry Diploma, Italian teaching qualification and a Degree in Philosophy.
Ilenia loves teaching the Italian language to adults, and strongly believes that exposure to Italian culture is important to the understanding of the language.
Maria Mazzone has been teaching at WEA since 2020.
Maria has a BA Bachelor of Arts, a Diploma in Education in Italian and Teaching English as a Second Language, and a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
Tony Iammarrone BFin, MBus (Acc), DipCA has been teaching at WEA since 2024.
Tony started his career as a Chartered Accountant working for various public practice firms, which led to forming his own Chartered Accounting Practice. Eventually he moved out of this area and started private tutoring in various subjects for secondary school and early university students.
Tony’s family spoke Italian at home when he was young. His grandparents didn’t speak English, and his parents were learning English at the time. He was raised bilingual, learning English at school. During his schooling years Tony also attended Centro Didattico, an educational centre focused on teaching students with an Italian background.
Mastering the basics of foreign language conversation is easier than you think. In these courses you will learn how to ask simple questions, talk about yourself, make enquiries and socialise. By the end of the course, with proper application and home practise, you should be able to make yourself understood by a native speaker.
Dr Ilenia Scuderi has been teaching at WEA since September 2023.
Born and raised in Aprilia, Italy, Ilenia is a qualified pastry chef and language tutor with an Italian Pastry Diploma, Italian teaching qualification and a Degree in Philosophy.
Ilenia loves teaching the Italian language to adults, and strongly believes that exposure to Italian culture is important to the understanding of the language.
Maria Mazzone has been teaching at WEA since 2020.
Maria has a BA Bachelor of Arts, a Diploma in Education in Italian and Teaching English as a Second Language, and a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
Tony Iammarrone BFin, MBus (Acc), DipCA has been teaching at WEA since 2024.
Tony started his career as a Chartered Accountant working for various public practice firms, which led to forming his own Chartered Accounting Practice. Eventually he moved out of this area and started private tutoring in various subjects for secondary school and early university students.
Tony’s family spoke Italian at home when he was young. His grandparents didn’t speak English, and his parents were learning English at the time. He was raised bilingual, learning English at school. During his schooling years Tony also attended Centro Didattico, an educational centre focused on teaching students with an Italian background.
Mastering the basics of foreign language conversation is easier than you think. In these courses you will learn how to ask simple questions, talk about yourself, make enquiries and socialise. By the end of the course, with proper application and home practise, you should be able to make yourself understood by a native speaker.
Dr Ilenia Scuderi has been teaching at WEA since September 2023.
Born and raised in Aprilia, Italy, Ilenia is a qualified pastry chef and language tutor with an Italian Pastry Diploma, Italian teaching qualification and a Degree in Philosophy.
Ilenia loves teaching the Italian language to adults, and strongly believes that exposure to Italian culture is important to the understanding of the language.
Maria Mazzone has been teaching at WEA since 2020.
Maria has a BA Bachelor of Arts, a Diploma in Education in Italian and Teaching English as a Second Language, and a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.
Tony Iammarrone BFin, MBus (Acc), DipCA has been teaching at WEA since 2024.
Tony started his career as a Chartered Accountant working for various public practice firms, which led to forming his own Chartered Accounting Practice. Eventually he moved out of this area and started private tutoring in various subjects for secondary school and early university students.
Tony’s family spoke Italian at home when he was young. His grandparents didn’t speak English, and his parents were learning English at the time. He was raised bilingual, learning English at school. During his schooling years Tony also attended Centro Didattico, an educational centre focused on teaching students with an Italian background.
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