Sylvia - German Tutor

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Step into the world of language and connection in this episode of the Hastings U3A Podcast. Hosts Jan and Julie sit down with Sylvia, the new German tutor at Hastings U3A. Sylvia shares her story growing up in Germany, her journey into teaching, and why she believes learning a language is about more than just words. From beginner to confident speaker, Sylvia’s approach is all about making learning fun, relaxed, and accessible for everyone. If you’ve ever thought about learning a new language… this might be your sign up

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