Anca Trif has been a teacher since 2000, when she graduated from “Babes-Bolyai” University, the Faculty of Letters and a trainer for a year. She currently works at “George Baritiu” National College in Cluj-Napoca. She is continuously interested in her professional development and never refuses a new challenge. She loves her job, she loves working with children and she considers it an honour to be part of her students’ life and to get the chance to witness their growth. She strongly believes that a teacher’s role, besides that of promoting learning, is to build a caring, trusting relationship with students and to help them become their best versions. 

Eliza is a teacher, international speaker and presenter whose main educational interests have always been related to finding solutions to the needs of students and teachers alike. She has participated as a speaker in various conferences and seminars in our country and abroad in Greece, Bulgaria, Moldova, Germany driven by her desire to enlarge the perspective of her professional development. What she has always valued, as part of her development, has been the meaningful interaction between the trainer and the trainee and she has always enjoyed both perspectives, as they both contribute to our professional and personal growth. She has always been in search of improvement and innovation as she believes that the future of education depends on the development and the proper usage of a blend of technology and efficient teaching techniques.

She is a CELTA certified teacher, BETA and ASMERO affiliated, holds a BA in Philology - Foreign Languages (Arabic, English) - the University of Bucharest, and a Master of Science in Political Science - the National School of Political Sciences and she has also taken part in the Oxford Teachers’ Academy Masterclass – the University of Oxford, Department for Continuing Education & Oxford University Press.

Artemiza Lovin has been teaching English since 2000. She has graduated from ‘Dunarea de Jos’ University, Faculty of Letters and has taught primary and secondary students at School No 29 for 15 years when she moved to ‘Vasile Alecsandri’ National College teaching students aged 12 to 19. She has always been interested in motivating the students to see the study of a foreign language as a way of developing other skills such as team-work, leadership and communication and got them involved in many projects such as Comenius, eTwinning and Erasmus+ to help them broaden their horizons and learn about other cultures as well. She considers that the biggest challenge a teacher may have when working with teenagers is getting them to achieve more than they think they can, building a relationship based on trust and adapting the process of teaching to their specific needs. 

She firmly believes one of the most important tools one may use in life is learning languages and all language teachers have a responsibility to enable students to use it for their self-growing and future careers. She sees the teacher as a student’s partner in his discovering, developing and learning journey. 

Izabela Boncea is a teacher of English with over 22 years of teaching experience. She is a  trainer in education and a public speaker. She is also a CELTA teacher and a Cambridge speaking examiner and she holds a Master’s degree in Models of Communication and Public Relations. She strongly believes that in education Continuous Professional Development (CPD) is essential in order to keep up with this dynamic world. New approaches, quality materials and self commitment are the keys to make the English teaching more attractive and to help learners acquire the 21st century skills for a bright and successful future.

Aurelia Mihaela Nicolaescu  is an English teacher, teacher trainer and mentor as well as councilor for personal development. Currently preparing students  for Cambridge exams, she has accumulated significant experience in the field with a focus on building meaningful relationships with the students and offering them tools to simultaneously develop as individuals and independent users of English. She is a graduate of the e-teacher program “Building Teaching Skills Through the Interactive Web" (Web Skills) course with the American English Institute in the Linguistics Department at the University of Oregon (UO AEI) and  the school coordinator for projects Erasmus+, Global English .

She holds a BA in Philology - Foreign Languages - the University of Alba Iulia, and a MA in English and Romanian at the same university, also taking part in numerous professional development courses offered by the British Council, the American Embassy, Roehampton University, University of Reading, Macquarie University and others. 

Mihaela Pasciuc has been a teacher of English at “M. Eminescu” National College in Iași since 2000, and has gained, over the years, experience with different types of audiences ranging from young learners to teenagers.  She is a teacher trainer and a mentor for university students during their teaching practice. She also coordinates the debate club in her school and she has been a member of the MATE board for the past 10 years. She has also published articles in several publications and has co-authored some ESL resources for exams. Her main interests include film education, academic debate as well as creative writing, striving to develop students’ critical thinking while also empowering them to face the challenges of the real world. 

Adriana Athes holds a BA from the Faculty of Letters, “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iaşi, with an MA in American Cultural Studies and one in Conflict Management. She has been teaching English at “Mihai Eminescu” National College since 2005. Her main interests include Cambridge exams, literary analysis and debate, as well as theatre - broadening her view on students’ abilities and interests, shaping her teaching methodology and bringing her closer to her students. She has also published articles in various publications. 

Egina Buftea-Jercan graduated from the Bucharest University - the Faculty of Letters in 1997 and has been teaching English at Colegiul “Ferdinand I” Măneciu, Prahova County. She holds a PhD in Romanian and English Literature and is a teacher trainer and mentor. At the same time, she is involved with preparing students for Cambridge Examinations with excellent results. She is extremely dedicated to teaching and is continuously interested in her professional development. Egina loves working with children and helping them become the best version of themselves. She strongly believes that a teacher must be the student's partner in his learning journey as well as in his discovery. 

Ana-Alina Ichim is a PhD student at the Doctoral School of Economics and Business Administration of “A.I. Cuza” University of Iasi, Management section, a school inspector for modern languages within Neamt County School Inspectorate, and a teacher of English at “Stefan cel Mare” National College in Târgu-Neamț.  Her professional training includes a Bachelor’s degree in Philology and Letters (English and French), a post-graduation specialization in Private Law, a Master’s degree in Literary and Cultural Studies, an international training at Exeter University, UK and an international course at The Open University of London. Her professional experience consists of 22 years of didactical activity, 15 years as translator and interpreter, 6 years as an educational manager, author of two educational auxiliary materials (ISBN) and a cultural-scientific work (ISBN). She is a founding member of the "Edumond" Educational Assciation and  "cAUTă" Association for the therapy of children with autistic disorders. More information can be found at  www.anaalinaichim.wordpress.com. 

Raluca Cirtu, an English language teacher having a lot of experience teaching in the public school system, involved in a lot of projects that have helped her develop her abilities in the field and improve her techniques in order to motivate and inspire her students. Holding a BA in Philology (English -Romanian) – “Stefan cel Mare” University Suceava since 2004,  she is currently an ELT at “Mihai Eminescu” National College Suceava and also a mentor in teaching methodology.  

She has always been preoccupied by personal and professional growth, constantly trying to bring innovation and efficiency in her teaching techniques. She has learned that the best way her students acquire language is through interaction and that the teacher should always be prepared to meet their needs by introducing and consolidating an interplay of factors and methods that help them reach the highest level of performance. Her main aim as a teacher is being able to convey the English language in an attractive and interesting manner, so that her students increase their level of knowledge in a pleasant and stimulating environment.