Giulia Baronti is an experienced educator and language specialist. She studied Classics at Università degli Studi di Firenze, earning Honours for her master's dissertation in papyrology. As an accredited Invigilator for CILS, the Italian proficiency certificate, and a language assessor for the British Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, Giulia holds a decade of expertise in teaching Italian to foreigners. Her qualifications include the British CLTA and DITALS II from Università per stranieri di Siena. She joined King’s College London in 2019.

Giulia possesses a deep understanding of Italian linguistics and literature, alongside a solid foundation in Latin and ancient Greek cultures. She holds a postgraduate master’s degree in Didactic Theories and Teaching Training Methods, as well as a MA in Philology, Literature, and Linguistics. Giulia takes an inclusive and flexible approach to language teaching, incorporating modern educational technologies to create effective and engaging learning environments.

Interests

Giulia has an interest in ancient languages and Italian etymologies, she also loves studying and deciphering ancient papyri. She was the Latin and Ancient Greek Editor for the volume ‘The Circle of God’ published by Archaeopress, Oxford.

Selected Publications:

• “Get Started in Italian” (Hachette, 2024) revised edition, co-ed with Elena Borelli;
• “The Circle of God: An archaeological and historical search for the nature of the sacred: A study of continuity” (Oxford Archaeopress, 2015) – Greek and Latin Editor.