I’ve been teaching English for 15 years. I have a BA in International Relations, got a Grade A CELTA from Prague, and completed a public relations course at the UN Information Department in New York. None of that is why you should study with me, but it’s on the table.

My English started with incredible teachers and professors who laid the foundation. Then I spent years building on it myself. I hit plateaus, made stubborn mistakes, and spent countless hours watching, reading, and dissecting any interesting material I could lay my hands on. I know the value of good instruction, and I respect the grind of self-learning. This perspective shapes every lesson I teach.

I design all my own materials: vocabulary banks, exercises, discussion prompts. Everything is tailored to what you actually need and find exciting. If a pattern keeps showing up in your English, I’ll build a lesson around it in no time.

I’ve lived in France, Portugal, and now landed in Belgium. I’m currently learning French, which mostly keeps me humble.

I teach online, but if you happen to be in Brussels, why not have a class in one of its countless beautiful cafés?