OUR PEOPLE

Sheridan Nye is the founder of SEE Brighton and a Director of the company. She has worked for 10 years as a market analyst in the telecommunications sector and was previously a business journalist, based in London and San Francisco.

Sheridan completed three years of doctoral studies (corporate strategy and climate change) before her enthusiasm for learning Spanish inspired a new area of interest. Having studied with various schools in Spain and the UK, she saw an opportunity to build connections between the two cultures through language learning. SEE Brighton embodies this aspiration and is an organisation committed to the interchange of ideas and interests between Spanish and English speakers. A central objective of the company is also to open up the rewards and challenges of language learning to people from disadvantaged communities.

Marina Tyndall is a Dialect Coach who provides accent training to actors, singers and and speakers of English as a Second Language. She teaches standard, regional and international accents of English at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and Central School of Speech and Drama, and also works freelance in theatre, film and television.

Marina holds an MA Voice Studies from Central School of Speech and Drama, IPA Certificate (International Phonetic Association: University College London) and a Cambridge CELTA (Certificate of English Language Teaching to Adults). Recent freelance projects include supporting Julia Wilson Dickson on West End production Enron, BBC's Blue Peter and feature film Souled Out (2010).

In addition to Speech, Accents and Phonetics, Marina has taught sight reading and audition technique at Rose Bruford College, Italia Conti and Drama Centre London. She has coached public speaking and presentation skills at BBC World Service, Luxe TV, Google, London School of English and the Canadian Embassy.

More information on Marina's website.

Giorgina has experience teaching adults and teenagers at various institutions in Brighton and Hove. She is also a Tutor Recruitment Consultant for SEE Brighton. In her spare time, she is a volunteer at the Migrant English Project, which is a free English Language support group for refugees and immigrants from all parts of the world, especially Ethiopia and the Sudan. Giorge is a native English speaker with Italian and Swiss-French roots. She has lived in England all her life. She loves to watch Spanish dramas on the Internet and she believes that learning a language should be a fun experience.

Miloslawa has over five years of teaching experience, working with children, teenagers and adults, beginner and advanced students alike.  She loves teaching and learning languages and her favourite area is grammar (yes, really!). She describes herself as a very friendly but demanding teacher. She loves interacting with people and motivating them.