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Education

Maria Elisa graduated in Languages and Cultural Mediation (L-12) at the University of Padua, one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Italy, founded in 1222. A programme that combines the in-depth study of foreign languages with the understanding of cultures, societies, and the dynamics of international communication.

She is now pursuing her Master's degree at the University of Palermo, still in the field of languages and mediation, exploring topics ranging from translation and interpreting to mediation in complex social contexts.

A path across cultures

From the Venetian lagoon to the Sicilian Mediterranean, from northern precision to southern hospitality: Maria Elisa has crossed Italy during her studies and learned that the Italian language is never just one thing. It is made of nuances, silences, gestures. It is made of people.

That is why she teaches differently: not only grammar and vocabulary, but the way Italians live, think, and feel. Because a language without culture is like a violin without strings.

The languages she speaks

Six languages, six different ways of looking at the world.

  • Italian The language she teaches with passion. Native speaker
  • French C1 Advanced
  • English C1 Advanced
  • German B2 Upper-intermediate
  • Spanish B1 Intermediate
  • Arabic She studies Arabic to better understand her Lebanese students. A2 Elementary

Her philosophy

I love being close to people, and I believe that through communication we can grow richer and become better.
Maria Elisa Midulla

This is the sentence that captures how Maria Elisa lives teaching. Not a one-way transmission of rules, but an encounter. Each student brings a story, a mother tongue, a way of thinking — and the class grows richer with every single one.

That is why the classes are small: so every student is truly known, guided, listened to.

In class with Maria Elisa

Portrait of Hussein Faraj

Hussein Faraj

Class companion

A Lebanese engineering student. He handles the technical side of the course and helps during lessons, so no technical hitch stops you, and you can always explain yourself in Arabic.

The course starts on 1 November

Classes are small and places are limited. Enroll on the site or message us on WhatsApp: we reply in Arabic, Italian or English.

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