Spanish with Ligia S.

Florida State University Faculty and Friend Clubs

Organize monthly with club members. Encourage the use of the Spanish language in all of its cultural and social manifestations.

Tallahassee Senior Center

• Facilitated small conversational group about specific topics relating to Hispanic countries and culture. • Taught pronunciation and listening.

Tallahassee School Math and Science, Tallahassee

Lesson plans, preparing classroom activities, organizing teaching materials, evaluating student performance, maintaining classroom records, meeting with parents, teachers and other professionals, and participating in campus events. The school's Spanish club and member of organization Hispanic Heritage Night.

Spanish Tutoring Help

Work/Internships Abroad Medical Spanish Exam Preparation (CLEP) Translations Editing and Writing Reading Comprehension Improve Pronunciation Practice Conversation Listening Skills Grammar Preparing for Work in Spanish-speaking countries Preparation for Licensure /Certification Exams in Spanish

El LatinoAmericano Publishing Corporation

• Administrator for the online website; editing and writing content for the magazine

National Major University of San Marcos

University of Turabo, Miramar, FL

Florida Department of Education

Florida Educator's Certificate. World Language - Spanish (K-12)

he Florida Foreign Language Association (FFLA) is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to the study and teaching of languages and cultures. Membership is open to educators of all levels (K-20) and all languages. FFLA is an affiliate of the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) and its member organizations include the Florida Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (FAATSP), the Florida chapter of the American Association of Teachers of French (AATF-FL), the Florida Association of Teachers of German (FATG), the Classical Association of Florida (CAF), the Florida Chinese Teachers Association (FCTA), the Association of Florida Teachers of Japanese (AFTJ), the Florida American Sign Language Teacher Association (FASLTA), and the Florida Foreign Language Association for Managers in Education (FFLAME).

Professional Proficiency

Native Proficiency