With 7 years of experience teaching languages across diverse age groups, professional and cultural backgrounds, I’ve learned one powerful truth: languages are not just grammar and vocabulary... they're life. They're laughter, frustration, discovery, and connection. My classroom has never been a place of passive repetition; instead, it’s a space of curiosity, rhythm, soul and adventure.

What’s my favorite part of teaching?

Honestly? Watching that exact moment when a student gets it... when something clicks, and they start to feel the language rather than just study it. That spark, that shift in confidence, is everything. It never gets old.

A fun fact about my journey?

I once taught the verb “to be” using a reggae beat, and it turned into an impromptu dance class. The students still remember the conjugations AND the moves.

Outside the classroom, you’ll likely find me exploring local cultures, traveling or cooking while singing or dancing badly. I believe languages should never be a burden, they should be a celebration, because they are open doors to a fantastic new perspective.