Born in Madrid in 1982. I learnt the values of effort, sacrifice and entrepreneurship once I was old enough to compare the two economic systems I grew up in, and in spite of the dogmas that were instilled in me by my staunch communist parents.When it comes to English, I have the advantage of having lived in different countries and attend British and American schools. I have an understanding of different cultures and how they interact which prepares me for avoiding points of confrontation between the different cultures on commercial and institutional levels.In spite of my education, my approach to teaching is my own (which doesn't make it any less businesslike), unique, clever; since it takes into account professionalism, research studies and previous teaching study and experience. But especially, my teaching is efficient, fun and motivating. I design my own activities with rare usage of textbooks, the latter being used for grammar exercises only, to which I add with my own activity to 'lift it off the paper´.I want to pull away from the classic mentality of gathering degrees or more diplomas and be considered for the value of my work. I daresay, I have known fellow Spaniards with degrees who cannot hold a conversation with me in English.This said, I WELCOME OTHER POSITIONS which contribute to adding more DIFFERENT experiences; from the logistics domain to office work, so I can think myself in the position of the professionals I teach.I have a little experience in factory work and logistics and yes: I own an introductory certificate in logistics.Minarchist and a staunch upholder of private initiative, which makes me an outspoken critic of the public sector; I intend to gather further knowledge and create a source of passive income in future.If you think and feel likewise and begrudge being hindered by long-standing, socio-cultural conventions, you probably want to have me in a chair in front of your desk for an interview.