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Learning Assistant

Country:

Armenia

Education:

Yerevan State Linguistic University

Work experience:

I have been working as a teacher for already 5 years in Russia and Armenia. The international background of my students has allowed me to develop cultural awareness and to work effectively in different environments.

What makes you a good teacher?

Education is the most powerful way to inspire to change and open new opportunities. As someone who has always loved languages and communication, I wanted to share that passion and help others to master their skills. I like combining strong academic knowledge with patience, empathy and creativity. To find a common language with students, I find it important to show genuine respect and interest in their challenges and thoughts. Creating a friendly atmosphere where students can feel safe is crucial for me.

Achievements:

One of my proudest achievements is my dedication to continuous self-development. Apart from building a professional foundation in education, I have mastered five languages, which has opened the door to connecting to different cultures.

Lifestyle:

I find physical activity crucial for balanced life, so I go jogging and do pilates and dance to keep my mind and body at peace. I also enjoy dancing, which gives me an opportunity express my emotions through physical activity.

Dreams & Ambitions:

I have many different dreams, however, the most important one is to feel fulfilled with what I do and that is why I am teaching. My passion for languages and teaching helps me to build a meaningful career that inspires and help others. My ambition is to continue developing as a professional in education and help people which is the main aim I strive for in life.

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