Elizaveta D.

What brought you to the Czech Republic, and what made you join the EUFRAT team? I wanted to pursue higher education abroad and build a career in Europe. I chose Eufrat school because of the friendly atmosphere and the opportunity to develop my skills

In my lessons, what do I usually use? Introdaction with a small talk, 4 parts of educational system(reading, listening, writing and speaking)

What can the students look forward to? Be more confident in communication, language for every day life, for work, adaptation to a new country  

What is, in your opinion, the mission of a language tutor? A language tutor plays a role not just in teaching grammar and vocablurary but in inspiring confidence, cultural understanding, and a lifelong love for language learning

And how would you describe your students? I see them as individuals on a unique language adventure, each with their own motivations and learning styles. I appreciate their curiosity, resilience, and the diversity they bring to the learning environment.

Is there a lasting lesson you hope students take from your classes? I hope students take away the lasting lesson that language learning is not just about acquiring words and grammar rules but is a journey of exploration and cultural understanding. I want them to see the beauty in the diversity of languages and embrace the process of communication as a means to connect with others.

What is, according to you, the best thing about EUFRAT? Community and freedom of choice in work, respectful attitude

Is there a message you would like to send to your future students? Language is a tool for connection, so enjoy the journey, be patient with yourself, and relish the moments when you can express yourself in new and exciting ways.

Optional questions:

• Book: Fahrenheit 451
• Movie: The Intouchables
• Sea or mountains: sea
• Summer or winter: summer
• Favourite destination: french culture
• How I spend my free time: yoga, travelling, studies