Spanish Teachers in Peru

My name is Rodolfo and I am a part of the excellent group of teachers that work here in Amauta. I have many beautiful memories of each student that I have taught here at the school.

Here, apart from teaching the Spanish language, we share information about our culture, our lifestyle and our traditions. It is through learning a language that we become more aware of a particular culture. Because we come in contact with students from different parts of the world, we also are able to learn from them and experience a taste of their culture. We look forward to having you here at our school soon!

Teaching Spanish at the AMAUTA Spanish School is a unique opportunity for me to not only teach Spanish to students from all over the world, but learn from them as well. Not only do I teach the Spanish grammar, vocabulary, and the pronunciation, I have the chance to learn a lot about my students, their experiences, habits and I enjoy a special friendship with them. This is what makes my work very intense and extensive.

Working in Amauta has given me the satisfaction to meet new people and to be in a nice working environment. Each day I have the chance to get in touch with cultures and customs from different countries through conversations with the students. These students also learn much about Peru through the AMAUTA school and their classes. Teaching Spanish to foreign students not only enlightens the students, but it enlightens me as well.

My name is Elvira Pérez The possibility to interact with people from different places gives me the chance to not only teach the Spanish language, but also share our history, culture, customs etc. and to get to know those of my students. Actually, I enjoy the opportunity to enlarge my vision of the world all the time through what I learn from my students while they do the same.

Hello, my name is Nancy Flórez, I have a degree in education from the San Antonio Abad University in Cusco; therefore I am a licensed Spanish teacher. I am specialized in language and literature as well as Quechua and the history of Cusco. Thanks to my degree I understand and know a lot more about my origin and the Andean culture, which makes me value it more. At the moment I teach communication, Quechua and investigation at the public musician college in Cusco and I am a Spanish teacher at the prestigious AMAUTA School. I love working at Amauta because of the relationship with so many different personalities from various places around the world which enriches my work as a teacher as well as a person.

My name is Dessiree Madeleyne Salas Acurio, and I work as a professor at AMAUTA Spanish School. I am very content for two reasons. The company is very organized, and moreover, I like teaching Spanish. It is motivating to watch students that arrive without any knowledge of Spanish, and after, they can communicate very well in a language that is not his own.

Hola, my name is Monica Chacón. Since I have started working here with my colleagues, I have lived a lot of moments of fellowship and organization. Going to Amauta every day symbolizesa preparation of classes so that the students have great memories of their classes, of nice anecdotes in Peru and of speaking Spanish of course.

Working in AMAUTA is a really special experience for me. I can do two things that I love at the same time: on the one side teaching Spanish and sharing my culture with the students as I am a big fan of my history and the Andean world, on the other side learning more about other cultures every day and interesting visitors in Cusco that I´m lucky to get to know.

Teaching Spanish in AMAUTA is an important experience for me, not just because I can help the students to communicate also because we can share experience, anecdotes, culture and current information.

I´m really happy to be part of this great team of professionals that mostly likes to help the students to learn the Spanish language.