Enthusiastic native English speaker and world traveler.

I am an intrepid explorer and learner who enjoys sharing knowledge and encouraging others to learn and interact with each other regardless of any perceived differences or difficulties in doing so.

My teaching experience ranges from acting as a teaching assistant to my professors in technical fields such as computer literacy and Cisco routing and switching classes to adults who sought to increase their understanding of IT principles in an effort to advance in their careers, English language and conversational classes to my peers at the international students' campus where I resided in Morocco during my university studies, French classes to newcomers on the same campus as they prepared for university entrance exams since French is the language used at tertiary institutions in Morocco. I am a recent graduate now holding a Bachelor's degree in Computer Networking and Systems Administration, I have also attained Microsoft's MCP (Microsoft Certified Professional) certification for Server 2012 administration, and will soon attempt Cisco's CCNA certification as well as the TEFL certification with the intention of formalizing my qualifications as a capable English teacher all with the intention of increasing my marketability as a digital nomad in order to work from anywhere and live anywhere in the world.

Learning a new language is always a challenge, but I believe that learning English in particular can be a fun and rewarding experience due to the language's widespread use and popularity in the media and professional fields; the best way to learn English is to emerge oneself in the culture and media of English speakers as well as to actively interact with others using the language. Since I have first-hand experience with learning a foreign language, I can attest to the value of picking up on cues from a native speaker who can guide you through subtle gestures and hints during interactions that come naturally to them as native speakers of the language.