Master's degree with honors from the Kyiv Humanitarian Academy (formerly the Kyiv Humanitarian Institute). She is a first-category teacher at a Russian school abroad, a reading club leader, and an early childhood development teacher. She continually improves her knowledge and skills by participating in educational events. She has completed professional development courses, including "Economics for Preschoolers: Financial Literacy from the Cradle," "Developing Collaboration and Social Interaction Skills in Primary School Children," "GAME LIBRARY: Playing with Sounds, Letters, and Words," "Entertaining Leisure Time: Developing Primary School Children's Creativity," "How to Help Primary School Children Improve
Their Mathematical Knowledge and Skills During the Holidays?", "Components of Primary School Child Success: Mathematical and Information Literacy," "Neuro - the Key to Speech Correction," "Methods of Working with Speech Impairments in Children," "Analyzing Works of Different Genres in Primary School with Enthusiasm, Confidence, and Success," "Interactive Textbook in PowerPoint," and "Economics Through a Child's Eye." She participated in the Forum of Online Speech Therapy Ideas of the Institute for the Development of Modern Pedagogy (IRSP), the Moscow International Cultural and Educational Forum of Russian as a Foreign Language (RFL) "New and Traditional Aspects in the Multicultural Environment of Teaching Russian as a Foreign Language: Current Theory and Practice Issues," and the international conference "Summer Workshop for Teachers of Russian as a Foreign Language."
over 18 years of teaching experience.
She has worked in a bilingual kindergarten and a Russian school abroad.
She speaks German and English.
"With each passing day of my teaching career, I am convinced of the truth of Confucius's words, 'Student and teacher grow together...' I thank my little friends for this unique opportunity to discover something new every day."