Professor of Greek and English Philology and Special Educator

I am a dedicated educator with a strong background in Greek and English philology, as well as special education. My journey in education began with my studies at the Kapodistrian University of Athens, where I earned my Bachelor's degree in Greek Language and Philology. I continued to expand my knowledge by obtaining a Master's degree in Computer Science, focusing on cybercrime, and further pursued my passion for teaching through various certifications in special education and language instruction.

Throughout my career, I have held several teaching positions, including my current role as a permanent appointed professor of philology in the inclusion department at the 5th junior high school of Nea Ionia. I have also worked as an examiner for foreign nationals seeking Greek citizenship, which has allowed me to contribute to the integration of diverse communities.

I am proficient in multiple languages, including English, Italian, French, and Arabic, and I hold various certifications that attest to my language skills. My teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of inclusivity and adapting to the needs of all students, particularly those with learning difficulties.

In addition to my teaching experience, I have participated in numerous seminars and training sessions to enhance my pedagogical skills. I am committed to lifelong learning and continuously seek opportunities to improve my teaching methods and stay updated with the latest educational practices.

I am also passionate about music and have taken piano lessons for eight years, which I believe enriches my teaching approach. My proficiency in computer skills and programming languages further complements my educational background, allowing me to integrate technology into my teaching effectively.