Roberta Muratore

Roberta was born in Marsala, Sicily. She holds a degree in Foreign Languages and Cultures from the University of Pisa, where her academic research focused on genderlect and
communication styles, exploring how language influences relationships and social interaction.
Passionate about intercultural learning and international experiences, she travelled extensively, including memorable journeys across the United States and Myanmar, and lived
and worked in Switzerland and London. During her five years in London, she worked as a manager and trainer in a multicultural environment, where she discovered her passion for education.
After obtaining the Cert TESOL Level 5 Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TEFL), she returned to Italy and started her career as an English language educator. She has since worked with children, teenagers, and adults, promoting a communicative and learner-centred approach. Roberta has also collaborated in Erasmus+ projects and international training initiatives,
gaining valuable experience in non-formal education, intercultural dialogue, and innovative teaching methodologies. Following the birth of her second daughter, she created EnglishMyWay, a personal project
offering creative English workshops for children aged 3 to 6 through storytelling, games, arts and crafts, and outdoor activities.
Today, she combines her experience as an educator, trainer, and mother to create engaging learning environments where communication, curiosity, and participation become powerful
tools for growth.

“Tell me and I’ll forget, show me and I may remember, involve me and I’ll understand” –  Benjamin Franklin