Hello!

Today our famous teacher Hamlet is in the spotlight: he is already a celebrity in Myngle ;-), let’s see if he confesses something we don’t know yet…

“Hello mynglers! (we do not just teach languages, we invent words as well ;-)),

it seems to be my turn on this page!!! I want to celebrate my 100th lesson with you all, and I also want to spend a few words about the special team who made a dream come true. This is not just a web site, this is a community where some people with a lot of dedication are doing a wonderful job. We all are part of this community. Mynglers from Amsterdam: you are great! Every time I have a problem you find the solution, grazie mille ragazzi!

I started teaching a few years ago, and I could have never imagined that one day I would have lessons with students from all over the world… I feel connected to the world, and I think this is the true spirit of every myngler. I love teaching and I love this job!

I graduated in Naples, where I live, but my career as a teacher started in England, in the beautiful Lake District. If you have been there I am sure you will agree with me that it’s a wonderful place. I lived on a small island, Walney Island. When I had to go to the school on my first day I got out of my house, crossed the road, and…got lost! And the school was just opposite my house… Since then I seem to have found the right way: after teaching Italian in primary and secondary schools, I left England and got back to Italy because I wanted to become a qualified teacher.

Two years course at the postgraduate school and I got my certification, so I started to teach Spanish in secondary schools. Now I am very happy of teaching in Myngle, I arrived second at the Myngle Teacher Contest, congratulations Livent, you did a terrific job! Agneta, I hope we will be luckier next time…

Now I have another goal: I want to have 1000 lessons in Myngle!!!

Grazie a tutti
Mimmo (teacher Hamlet)”

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