Alberto

Alberto Stamerra, born in 1996 in the sunlit coastal town of Gallipoli, is an Italian teacher who brings language to life with the spark of someone who believes in its power to open worlds. With degrees in Foreign Languages and in Italian Language and Culture, he blends academic precision with a naturally intercultural instinct. His experience in migrant contexts has shaped a teaching philosophy where learning becomes a gesture of welcome: language as a safe harbor, a tool of dignity, a bridge between stories.

Alberto builds lessons that breathe. He invites students to learn by doing, touching the everyday, exploring the small rituals of real life and transforming them into meaningful encounters with Italian language and culture. Nothing remains abstract: everything becomes tangible, vivid, shared.

Beyond the classroom, Alberto works as a journalist, a craft that sharpens his gaze and keeps him close to voices, nuances, and the hidden grammar of human experience. These two worlds — teaching and storytelling — feed each other, giving his students a learning environment that is curious, attentive, and deeply human.

In every class, Alberto encourages Italian and international learners to take confident steps, discover their own voice, and let curiosity lead the way.

If you have any questions or would like to learn more, I’d be very happy to hear from you.
You can easily reach me here:
Email: albertstamerra@gmail.com

Phone: +39 388 784 2069

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