About English with Sandro
Hey, my name is Sandro.
I’m an English teacher and content creator.
I’ve been teaching for over 12 years and have helped thousands of students to speak English with confidence, clarity and ease.
You may know me from my social media channel English with Sandro. If you’ve watched any of my videos, you know I like to keep everything clear, short and effective. And, when possible, funny too 😀
My pronunciation course is like that too! After all, it’s still me teaching you. Trust me, I know the challenges and thoughts you might have when you need to speak English out loud. I’ve seen it in so many students and I’ve felt it as a language learner myself.
My goal has been and still is this: to teach you to sound more clear and fluent in English.
I’ll teach you all the tips and tricks that you need to improve your English pronunciation, but I also know learning and speaking a language is about confidence. This is why I spend a lot of time building your confidence so that you can progress in English on your own.
I look forward to meeting you and working with you!
My teacher journey highlights
1989
Was born to an Italian mum and English dad. Grew up in Venice, Italy. Over the next 19 years, I played a lot of football, ate a lot of nutella, watched a lot of sitcoms.
2008
Finished school in Italy and went to university in Glasgow, Scotland. Spent three years there and one year in Germany, as an Erasmus student.
2012
Graduated from uni and became a qualified English teacher. Worked all over Italy for about eight years, and fell in love with teaching English.
I spent a lot of time commuting on trains...
2021
I installed Instagram on my phone for the first time ever and created English with Sandro channel.
This ⬇️ was my first post, it's a still picture. Go check it out on my IG.
2023
Launched my Confident Pronunciation course. I had launched courses before but didn’t know what I was doing really. This was the first proper good course, and it’s getting better and better!
English with Sandro in numbers
Numbers aren't everything, especially when learning English.
But they don't hurt either.
Here are some snapshot figures of my last 12 years of teaching.