My work is deeply connected to Greek culture — not only through language, but through history and lived experience.

I am an archaeologist and I hold:

• a Master of Arts (MA) in Classical Archaeology

• a Master of Science (MSc) in Cultural Management

I have also been working for many years in the cultural sector, designing and leading projects that bring people closer to Greek heritage, history, and identity.

This perspective shapes the way I teach.

I’ve seen it again and again:

People don’t just want to learn Greek.
They want to:

• connect with family

• feel part of the culture

• understand the deeper meaning behind words

But most courses focus only on grammar — not real communication or cultural context.

I teach Greek differently.

Inspired by literature, theatre, cultural experience, and real-life interaction, my method helps you:

• speak naturally

• build confidence

• understand how Greek is actually used in everyday life

Because language is not just vocabulary.
It’s expression, emotion, and connection.

• Heritage learners who want to reconnect with their identity

• Adults who want to finally speak Greek with confidence

• People planning to live or spend time in Greece

• Clear, practical lessons

• Real-life communication

• Cultural depth rooted in history and everyday life

• A supportive, human approach

Greek is not just something you study. It’s something you live. And I’m here to guide you through it.