I have been teaching English for 17 years, and I truly enjoy helping my students discover the joy of learning languages. For me, teaching is not only about grammar and vocabulary, but also about opening doors to new cultures, ideas, and friendships.

I am passionate about creative teaching methods, teamwork, and international projects like eTwinning, which give students real opportunities to use English in meaningful ways. I believe that learning together with others from different countries makes education more exciting and inspiring.

I’m looking forward to sharing experiences, learning new things, and working with wonderful colleagues and students across Europe! 🌍✨

I have been teaching English for 19 years, both at primary school and in a private language studio. What I love most about teaching is creating lessons that are fun, engaging, and full of energy, so that every child feels excited to learn.

I enjoy exploring new methods, tools, and lots of props to bring English to life. I’m also not afraid of using AI tools, as I see them as a great way to make learning more dynamic and motivating. A big part of my work is helping children prepare for Cambridge certificates — but above all, I love and care for all children as if they were my own.

I’m looking forward to sharing ideas, learning from each other, and supporting our students on their journeys!

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I work in a middle-school where my students are 12 to 15 years old. In my job, I love coming up with lessons that combine fun and learning! I'm always on the look out for motivating and authentic ideas to have my students speak English.

With this project, I hope to broaden their horizon and become more open minded about other cultures and traditions.

I love projects and meeting people from all over rhe world! I try to inspire my students to want to know more, not only learning from a book.

I usually work with teenagers, 11-15 year-olds, the ones who argue the most and do not wish to work a lot.

During my 20 years of experience I still keep learning and still stay amazed at all the opportunities that it is possible to obtain.

Looking forward to working with you and learning from you!

My name is Mojca and I am a teacher at primary and secondary school in Slovenia. I teach children from 6 till 15 years. I work also with children with dissabilities. I join this project to work on Cultural boxes with my students, which are 14 years old and are at the subject Turismus. Look forward to work with you all and to get to know different countries.

Beyond teaching, I am committed to broadening my students' horizons through international partnerships. I firmly believe that connecting with peers from different countries enriches their education, opens their minds, and helps them engage more meaningfully with the world. I am truly excited to be part of this project because it gives our pupils the chance to learn about each other’s cultures, helping our differences bring us together rather than divide us.

My name is Samantha (Sam) and I am from the South of the Netherlands. I have been working in the educational field for about 6 years now. I am a health care teacher and a coach for Team X — which is a stream at our school that focusses on learning together in a personalised and project-based way, with all levels in one class. We focus on personal growth, collaboration, and developing important skills for the future. I’m also the coordinator for internationalisation, creating opportunities for our students and staff to connect with schools and cultures around the world. In my free time, I love travelling, hiking, and discovering new cultures. I am really looking forward getting to know you and learn from this experience. Lots of love from the Netherlands!

I'm proud to be an English teacher at Ivan Vazov Primary School in Smolyan, where every day is a new adventure filled with creativity, curiosity and fun. I teach wonderful students aged 7 to 13, helping them discover the magic of the English language. My credo is never give up.