Our Teachers
All of our teachers at PLURILINGUA language school hold university degrees and most are native speakers of the language which they teach, therefore having the necessary skills required by the Cypriot Ministry of Education for language teaching in officially recognised schools. It is essential that our teachers regularly participate in training courses designed to improve their teaching skills and continually further their knowledge of the latest research developments in language teaching. Due to their experience in teaching they are able to help you through any difficulties or problems you may have in your learning, aiding you efficiently and responsibly to improve your language skills.
At PLURILINGUA good teamwork is considered a vital element of the smooth running of the school, as a result our teachers meet weekly to exchange ideas and to coordinate activities within the school. Our teachers are highly motivated and committed people, equipped and able to handle all of your personal requests with flexibility, and as the individual interests of every student are taken into consideration, our classes appeal to all.
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Ruth Veh-Ioannou is the director and teaches German at the language school. She has been living in Cyprus for over 10 years now and enjoys mountain hiking and travelling, in particular to Arabic countries. Ruth enjoys watching thrillers and reading. |
Cristina is a native Spanish and Greek teacher. She has recently moved to Limassol from Athens, Greece, but was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She is particularly interested in Mesoamerican civilizations and History in general. She enjoys mountain trips and likes watching football. Don't think she knows how to dance the tango. Only the first eight steps.... ¡¡¡CARAMBA!!!
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Viktoria Eden is the German teacher at the language school. She is originally from Bavaria in Germany and has moved to Cyprus four years ago after living in Austria and Greece where she worked as a speech and language pathologist. She is interested in other cultures, loves traveling around the world and likes to meet her friends. She enjoys her job as a teacher very much and is eager to spread the German language.
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Afroditi teaches French at Plurilingua. She has just moved to Limassol from Denver USA, "where the west lives"!! She was born in Greece and attended a French private school for 13 years. She holds a degree in French Language and Literature from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. She is interested in linguistics and enjoys discovering other cultures. She loves swimming, canoeing and playing tennis as well as travelling and being with her friends. |
Sibylle teaches English and German at Plurilingua. She is originally from Northern Germany, has also lived in the USA and the United Kingdom and has been in Cyprus since summer 2007. She is an avid kitesurfer who loves travelling and socializing with friends. |
The Italian teacher at Plurilingua School is Eugenia Lunati. She is from Milano and has moved to Cyprus in 2001: new millennium, new country!! She is an avid reader, passionately fond of greek mythology and roman history. But the real love of her life is little Diletta, 5 years old "greek-roman" baby! |
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Evi Holroyd teaches English at Plurilingua. She has been living in Cyprus for 7 years. Before that she lived in Italy and Australia; having left her native Britain for sunnier climes many years ago. She enjoys travel & learning languages as well as swimming in the sea, the natural world, singing and drumming.
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Stephania is the Greek teacher at the language school. She is a native Greek speaker born in Limassol. After finishing her studies in Greece and the UK, she came back to Cyprus to work as a teacher. She shares a great passion for painting, writing and photography whilst she cannot resist to a good book or movies. Plus, Stephania is really keen in learning foreign languages and meeting people from different cultures. She enjoys travelling and hopes to someday make her dream trip to New York come true! |
Steven Tsenti, English teacher. Native English speaking Cypriot who worked in Cyprus from 1992 to 2004 and after 6 years in the UK training adults in employment related skills, returned to the island to resume his teacher career. Steven is interested in History and Politics, music, photography and cooking.
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Olga Vilaeti teaches Greek at Plurilingua Language Centre. Olga comes from Athens and has recently moved to Limassol. She enjoys swimming and relaxing at the beach, exploring the local cuisine, walking her beautiful dachshund "Zizel" in the city streets. |
Victoria is a passionate teacher of foreign languages with more than 15 years of pedagogical experience.
Her academic activities include teaching young linguists at the university, adults for professional purposes and children.
She came to Cyprus from Belarus just to stay for two years, but settled here with the family and children.
She loves traveling and sharing her impressions about other countries and cultures with the readers of women's and lifestyle magazines L'Officiel and Pink.
She dreams about writing a book where she would gather the most interesting stories from her journeys. She is also a professional translator and copywriter. Well, short and sweet - she loves everything which is connected to the big world of languages.
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