Alessandro Manfridi

Alessandro Manfridi was born in Bari in 1967.

After his classical education, he first obtained a Licentiate in Theology at ITP, Molfetta (BA), then a Master's Degree in Historical-Religious Sciences at Sapienza University of Rome and a Degree in Modern Literature at Guglielmo Marconi University of Rome.

He founded, together with his wife, the School of Italian L2 for foreigners "Don Mimmo Amato" which promotes the teaching of the Italian language and culture to foreigners; he is an examiner for Italian L2 language exams with CEDIS for the CELI certifications of the CVCL of the University for Foreigners of Perugia and is also a guardian appointed by the Juvenile Court of Rome for unaccompanied foreign minors.

He had a three-year experience as a national union representative for religion teachers and with commitment and satisfaction he lives teaching and the world of school, which he considers a precious opportunity for all teachers to "be young among the young": from them there is always something to learn to make a virtue of it.

His personal vision is that of a "bridge builder", because he has always been convinced that there are no shores that cannot be joined.