Sports have been my passion since childhood, and over the years this passion has steadily grown, which naturally led me to turn it into my profession.

I practiced competitive fencing for 12 years and firmly believe that physical education should not be limited to just one sport, but rather promote an active and balanced lifestyle. Throughout my sports career, I have won numerous medals at both national and international levels. One of my most important achievements was earning the title of National Vice-Champion at the Junior level.

I completed my bachelor’s and master’s degrees at the National University of Physical Education and Sports between 2018 and 2023. For my bachelor’s degree, I earned a diploma in Physical Education and Sports, and for my master’s, a diploma in Sports Performance with a specialization in Fencing. During my university studies, I also attended courses at the National Center for Training and Development of Coaches, earning a sports instructor certificate with a specialization in swimming.

In 2021, I became a swimming instructor at a club where I coached children of all ages, from beginners to performance groups.

I strongly believe that a physical education teacher plays a key role in shaping a healthy, dynamic, and curious lifestyle. Whether in the gym or on the field, the teacher becomes a mentor and a role model for children. I am happy to be part of the Avenor team, where I aim to actively participate in extracurricular activities, camps, and trips, but most importantly, to help children develop a love for sports.

At Avenor, I want to contribute to nurturing generations of students who understand the importance of movement in their daily lives, who know their limits and have the courage to overcome them. I want every child to feel seen, supported, and challenged to become the best version of themselves — both in sports and in life. Avenor is a place where dreams become plans, and plans become reality.