During my trip recent trip this year in the Latin America, I taught English as a volunteer teacher in a community school for 3 months in Granada, Nicaragua

Two evenings a week, I taught conversational skills with college students who were much older – 18 to 25 years old. They were in the final year of advanced English classes and I had free conversational practice with them. They were happy to practice their English with somebody from Britain.

During the time I spent with mature students in a conversational skills lesson in Nicaragua, I taught them phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions that British speakers would normally use in their everyday conversation.

Apart from conversational skills that I taught in Nicaragua, I talked about my trip too. The students were eager to know how I managed to travel on my own. We did role play on various situations, for example: booking a hotel or Air B&B, flight, bus or boat tickets, booking restaurants, sightseeing and trips.

I taught 2 Spanish students about job interviews. One was applying for a job as a Spanish teacher in London, and the other was a digital marketing specialist. We went through possible questions that may arise during the interview. We did several role plays on interview activities.

During my trip in the Latin America, I taught English as a volunteer teacher in a community school for 3 months in Granada, Nicaragua. I taught children from the age of 4 to 16 years old. I taught basic English greetings and counting with the younger ones and basic English grammar with the older ones. We played, sang and danced in English and Spanish.