Teaching Persian (Farsi) the Fun and Friendly Way!

From 56.65 C$ /h

I'm a native Persian speaker who learned English in Iran, where I also worked as an English teacher.
Now living in Brussels and learning French in my free time, I truly understand what it feels like to be on the other side of the classroom, learning a new language with all its challenges and joys.

My teaching method is based on practice, repetition, and fun.
We’ll use Persian poems, songs, literature, and Iranian movies to make every lesson engaging and enjoyable.
This way, you won’t just learn the language, you’ll also explore the art, culture, and heart behind it.

If you’re looking for a fun, cultural, and creative way to learn Persian, join me for a class!
Let’s discover together how beautiful and expressive the Persian language can be.

Location

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At student's location :

Around Brussels, Belgium

At teacher's location :

Rue Froebel, Brussels, Belgium

Online from Belgium

About Me

Hi,
I'm Alireza — an architectural designer, 3D artist, and a postgraduate architecture student.
Alongside my main profession in architecture, I have always been passionate about teaching. In Iran, I taught English for two years, and now in Brussels, I’m excited to share my native language — Persian (Farsi) — with anyone interested in discovering this rich and beautiful language.

My teaching style is a creative mix of learning and fun, combining literature, visual arts, music, and movies to keep classes engaging and inspiring.
There’s always something new to explore in each session, so students never get bored and constantly discover fresh aspects of Persian language and culture.
My lessons also include informal expressions, everyday phrases, and Persian slang — the kind of natural language you won’t usually find in textbooks.

If you’re looking for a enjoyable way to learn Persian, I’d be happy to guide you on that journey!

Education

Bachelor in Interior Architecture (Azad University, Tehran, Iran)
Master in Iranian Architectural Studies (Soore University, Tehran, Iran)
Post-graduation student in Building Beyond Borders program (Hasselt University, Hasselt, Belgium)

Experience / Qualifications

I have experience working as an interior architect, 3D designer, and graphic designer in different companies. I’ve also worked freelance on architectural and 3D design projects. In addition, I’ve spent about two years teaching English to students of various levels.

Age

Infants (0-3 years old)

Preschool children (4-6 years old)

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Duration

60 minutes

90 minutes

The class is taught in

English

Persian

Skills

Farsi-persian

Farsi

Availability of a typical week

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New York

At teacher's location and via webcam

At student's home

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20-24

Nahal

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Hello,

Persian is my mother tongue and I have been teaching it for a few years in Brussels.
I propose different types of courses according to your level, your request and your interests: (grammar, expressions-conversation, written and oral expression, session of poetry and Iranian songs, Iranian cuisine, playful and varied themes, etc.) ) at any level even beginners.

I want to marry the teaching of Farsi / Persian with that of Persian culture.
Each course is different and this learning is done while having fun! :)

See you soon!

Nahal

Zam

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I'm a native Persian speaker who learned English in Iran and French in Belgium!
so I know truly what it means the struggle of learning a new language.
I believe pressure, shyness and lack of confidence deprive us of learning languages. so my method is based on joy, repetition, and encouragement.
Farsi is beautiful because it has melted in a rich (and complicated) culture.
so learning Farsi, without learning Iranian culture is no fun!
I would like to read poems, make fanzines and small publications and have real activities with my students more than just sitting and teaching! So I can say this course is about art and languages!
so if you are in for a real experience of learning a language in a funniest, happiest way ever, don't hesitate to contact me.

Nazanin

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Hi there! I am a Persian teacher and a native Persian-speaker. I have taught Persian to adults for 2 years in Finland. I have a wide range of experience in teaching grammar and introducing culture to the different groups.

I believe the most important thing in learning a language is the ability to use it, so I focus on the practical communications. That being said, I also teach relevant grammar and vocabulary as needed.
Persian is a beautiful language and I am happy to help you with this joyful learning process.

Sasan

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We can provide Persian/Farsi speaking and writing lessons at all levels to students of all ages. As native speakers, who are themselves learners of 3 foreign languages, we understand the needs and expectations of learners of Farsi which is our mother tongue.

Leila

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I am nee Italy in an Iranian family and Farsi is my mother tongue and will always remain.
I am also French but currently reside in Belgium for the reason of work.
I love the language and the Persian literature and I'm sure I can pass on this love to your children also to adults!
I will introduce them Farsi in a fun way, like music, theater and film!
My previous job was to teach Persian to French corporate employees who had to work with Iranian companies.
They all fell in love with this language and culture, especially Iranian cuisine and all had wonderful Persian memories.
Trusts me . I am the good :-))

Fereshteh

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Hi There!
My name is Fer. I speak Native Persian and I am Fluent in English. I have been an English teacher for over 5 years.
If you are a hardworking student I guarantee that you'll have a lot of fun in the class. Hope to see you soon!
Fer

Anita

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With over 1,000 hours of teaching experience, I’ve designed classes that meet the unique needs of a diverse range of students—from kids to adults—whether their goal is passing an exam or becoming more fluent and confident in their English/Farsi skills.