I have always known I am born to do it, this is my first job and I love it. It is my way to make the world a better place. I can do it day and night and it is always a wonderful feeling when you see how a student understands a concept and it makes sense to him.

I wanted to work remotely and an opportunity presented itself to become a Bulgarian teacher and I went for it. I didn’t expect to like it so much but now I get why so many famous and successful people teach college classes, have served as professors or currently lecture full-time.

On one hand, I have always been into different cultures and intercultural communication. On the other, since I was a small child I have loved languages and was fortunate enough to have parents that would support my passion.

I have been living abroad for most of my life, travelling through different countries. Learning new languages became not only a normal part of my life, but also a passion of mine.

First, I love learning languages myself, I personally speak 5. That’s why I also know how to explain the best ways and tricks to efficiently learn a new language.

Languages used to be a hobby of mine, and teaching wasn't my first carrier choice. It was an unintentional development of circumstances which lead to discovering a wonderful world of cultural and language exchange.

My passion for foreign languages dates back to high school. I remember the joy I had trying various methods to learn German, Latin, Russian, Spanish and other languages. With the pace of time it became only natural to wish to pass this joy to others.

I became a teacher because I truly wanted to show others that learning is an adventure and magic, as long as you have the right mindset for it. I love learning, it is the most enriching thing I have ever done and I want to infect others with the same feeling.