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Mr. Oliveira

Spanish teacher at Maringá Technical College, Since 1988

🇧🇷 Maringá, Paraná, Brazil
Maringá Technical College
Since 1988
English

Maringá Technical College is my second home. I teach Spanish there since 1988, mostly first-year students. Over the years I've had 1,060 students pass through my room. A few of them became teachers themselves, which still makes me smile. I'm still learning every day.

More about Mr. Oliveira

Some of my favorite memories are from the school trip to the coast, where nothing went to plan and everything turned out fine.

Subjects taught

Spanish

What gifts mean to Mr. Oliveira: Honestly the messages mean more, but a gift would help me buy supplies for my new classroom.

Messages of thanks

Did Mr. Oliveira make a difference to you? Tell them. Messages are free.

Nnamdi Musa ObiFormer student🇳🇬
You taught me Spanish in 1990 at Maringá Technical College. I still remember the volcano experiment that got a bit out of hand. Greetings from Kaduna.
Thu Hằng NguyenFormer studentPhoto verified🇻🇳
I'm a doctor now and I honestly think it started in your classroom. Greetings from Hanoi.
Lucy Naliaka LyimoFormer studentAddress verified🇰🇪
You taught me Spanish in 2015 at Maringá Technical College. I still remember the end-of-term party.
Kateryna Galina SmirnovParent🇷🇺
You taught me Spanish in 1991 at Maringá Technical College. I still remember the surprise birthday cake! Truly.
Otieno Opio MugishaFormer student🇰🇪
You taught me Spanish in 2006 at Maringá Technical College. I still remember the morning the power went out and we had class in the yard.
Ebru BulutColleague🇹🇷
I was in your first-year students class in 1993. You believed I could do it before I did Greetings from Çankaya.
Kayla S. McKenzieFormer student🇯🇲
I'm a small business owner now and I honestly think it started in your classroom. Greetings from Half-Way Tree.
Bongani P. SmithFormer student🇿🇦
You taught me Spanish in 2019 at Maringá Technical College. I still remember the volcano experiment that got a bit out of hand.