I come from a multicultural family so it’s easy to tell that my passion for languages roots in my parents and grandparents. My father spoke French and learned Spanish to such a skill level that he was able to write poems in both languages.

Poetry, arts, and history were the daily bread at home. It is the transmission of traditions, cultural aspects, particularly from Latinamerica, that enthused me to teach Spanish.

I hold a BA in Political Science and I got a master’s degree from Escuela Diplomatica of Spain. International relations has been the core of my latest 35 years. I led a cultural and academic language center for 23 years which gave me the managerial perspective.

I specialized in teaching English as a foreign language and Spanish as a second language, developed and managed various programs for various audiences, and learned the needs of the students as well as of the teachers.