My name is Katerina. I graduated from People's Friendship University of Russia with a degree in Russian philology and from State Academic University for Humanities with a degree in psychology. I have been teaching Russian as a foreign language since 2011 and work on different language schools (Alibra school, Globus International, Itec). I speak English and Spanish. I like my job because everytime I meet interesting people with whom I can share culture experience, Russian history and my love to the language.
I'm Marina. I graduated from Moscow state linguistic university. I've been teaching Russian language since 2013. I like to share with my students Russian traditions and folklore heritage in interactive way: listening songs, discussing meanings of proverbs. I think that understanding of proverbrs and culture heritage helps to understand mentality of not only Russians but any nation that we do at our lessons
Hello! My name's Elena. I graduated from Moscow state pedagogical university. The best compliment for me it's when my students start speaking Russian after our lessons that makes me feel great, because Russian language is one of the most difficult languages. Russian grammar is really complicated and I try to make it easier using different games at lessons.