Our teachers

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.

I have wanted to teach for as long as I can remember! When I was a kid, I used to write tests, give them to my parents, and even grade them! Of course now, I know better, and I don’t give tests to, or grade my students, but rather I explore the endless ocean of vocabulary and grammar ...

Being a teacher is a challenging and at the same time immensely enriching profession. You get into close contact with many different characters, different personalities and understanding their needs and finding how to approach them.

I started my career as a teacher and I discovered that I like teaching and my students liked me as a teacher. Today when I see the excellent results that my students achieve, I feel even more confident that I made the right decision to be a teacher.

Professions that involve giving and serving others usually do not make you rich. They are not the easiest. However, it is precisely these professions that bring satisfaction from work and efforts. Language is communication, development, improvement.

I discovered that languages are such a gift and just like precious stones I collected two more throughout my bachelor studies - Swedish and Danish. This language background really allows me to help others tackle challenges and overcome their fears.

Teaching for me is a vocation. Some people are just born with the patience to explain things over and over again. I really love watching my students progress, from feeling insecure and shy about using a foreign language to confidently using it in written and oral form.

I've always been fascinated with languages and the power of words. Since I've always studied languages with pleasure, teaching them became a natural consequence.