Nataliia Afonina

Nataliia Afonina

Language Learning Specialist at Promova210 articles

Natalia is a Language Learning Specialist at Promova. She qualified as a philologist and a psychologist back in 2018 and spent the next 15 years teaching English in a wide range of contexts.She has always been driven by personal development & professional growth, which is why she has CELTA and DELTA diplomas among her other plentiful achievements. Her language teaching experience brought her to join Promova team at the beginning of 2023. With her creativity, expertise, and positive attitude, she is happy to be a member of Promova team and contribute to the design and development of the courses that make a difference in the lives of Promova subscribers.Apart from teaching she enjoys cross-stitching and spending time outdoors with her family and a little chihuahua dog.
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