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Kjartan Jónsson
Has a MA degree in Translation Studies and a BA in Icelandic Linguistics and Literature from the University of Iceland.
Kjartan is the director of Múltikúlti-íslenska and has taught Icelandic for foreigners in the Intercultural Center and Múltikúlti-íslenska for the past 8 years and has experience in adult education on various issues.
Kjartan is the director of Múltikúlti-íslenska and has taught Icelandic for foreigners in the Intercultural Center and Múltikúlti-íslenska for the past 8 years and has experience in adult education on various issues.
Óskar Kjartansson
Óskar has a BA in Japanese Linguistics and Culture from the University of Iceland. In addition to that Óskar has a Leaving Certificate from FÍH, Music College in percussion. In addition to teach Icelandic, Óskar works as a musician and a teacher. Óskar speaks Japanese and English, in addition to Icelandic.
Sandra Juzbasic
Sandra has an MA in English Language and Literature and a BA in Sociology from the University of Zagreb in Croatia. Before moving to Iceland she worked as a translator and English teacher in Croatia. Now she is finishing the BA program Icelandic as a Second Language at the University of Iceland. Her areas of interest are second language acquisition and teaching language to adults. She speaks Croatian, English and Icelandic.
Marielle Lóa Mariéthoz
Marielle has a M.A. degree in Language Teaching and European Studies from the University of Fribourg as well as a B.A. degree in Translation and Multilingual Communication from the University of Zurich, Switzerland. She has been working as a language teacher, journalist, translator, and interpreter in different countries such as Switzerland, Brazil, China, and Mexico. She is also a certified Icelandic tour guide. At this moment, she is teaching mostly Icelandic, in particular for Spanish - and Portuguese speakers. Marielle is fluent in French, German, Spanish, English, Portuguese, and Icelandic.
Joanna Zrobek
Joanna has a BA degree in English Language and Literature from the Pedagogical University in Cracow and an MA degree in Clinical Psychology from SWPS University in Katowice in Poland. She has many years of experience in teaching in language schools in Poland. Joanna speaks Polish, English and Icelandic.
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