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Our teachers

Meet our young, qualified teachers!

Our teachers are professionals who have acquired their excellent English language skills at Hungarian universities and abroad.

Of course, it is not enough to have a high level of English to become a Helen Doron teacher.

International leader in children’s English education

With the assistance of a teacher trainer, the teaching methodology is taught during a professional training program.

Upon completion of the program, educators are required to present an overview of the knowledge they have gained.

As both language teaching and our courses are constantly evolving, it is necessary to expand and develop the knowledge acquired through seminars and conferences from year to year.

Perhaps most important of all is the love of children and the desire to make their lessons as interesting and useful as possible!

Teaching English is our passion!

Lili Kerekes

I am Lili Kerekes, a 22-year-old university student.

Learning different languages, including English, has always been important to me.

I enjoy teaching at Helen Doron because we can inspire children to study languages in an effective and innovative manner, which gets them very excited!

Lili Bálint

I’m Lili Bálint, a high school student from Szeged, Hungary, and my love for English and children was a gift I received during my study exchange in America.

I like teaching at Helen Doron because I am part of a young team and I can make my students enjoy English in a playful way.

Réka Faragó

Helen Doron has played a significant role in my life since 2018.

I believe that English is now a basic language that can be learned in a variety of ways.

It’s wonderful to observe and experience how tiny children learn other languages via play with no effort.

I enjoy playing, therefore I am comfortable among children.

Nóra Szabó

My name is Nóra Szabó, I graduated from the University of Szeged, I am currently studying Finno-Ugric Studies.

I like teaching at Helen Doron Language School because it is a fun and playful way for children to learn English, and as a teacher I can be part of their development.

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Babett Zsiga

I’ve always got on particularly well with children, so this is the 10th year that I’ve been involved them.

Besides, since high school, English has been an integral part of my everyday life, and I love to use it.

And Helen Doron is the perfect way for me to combine the two and pass on my love of English to children.

Flóra Benyovszky

My name is Flóra Benyovszky, and I received my teaching degree from University of Szeged Juhász Gyula Faculty of Education.

After graduation, I moved to England, where English was the primary language.

I began teaching English in Thailand and enjoyed it; I knew I wanted to continue teaching it at home.

After three years of teaching in the public sector, I joined Helen Doron Language School, where I found my calling and could truly express my creativity in teaching youngsters.

Éden Jacobi

In addition to teaching at Helen Doron, I study Special Education at the University of Szeged.

As a child, I also learnt English using the Helen Doron method, which provided a solid foundation.

I remember how much I enjoyed these courses and how happy I always felt when I got home.

My goal is for my students to enjoy English sessions and learn the language in a fun and playful manner.

Viola Bata

I’m Viola Bata, 23 years old, a third-year university student of English-Hungarian studies.

I spent 8 months as an au pair in London, where I worked with 3 British children.

Since then I have been passionate about the English language and teaching.

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Rita Csibrány-Fű

I can think of few things more rewarding than teaching children.

It’s always a joy to see how enthusiastic they can be.

It’s what motivates me and pushes me to make the next lesson even better, more meaningful and more enjoyable for them.

Nelli Kocsis

I studied at the Faculty of International Relations of the University of Szeged.

I got the opportunity to study English in London for a year in a native language setting at a language school.

Following that, I wanted to improve my English skills even further, so I earned a degree in Legal Translation from the University of Szeged in 2023.

I’ve been a member of the Helen Doron Language School team in Szeged since 2016.

It is a pleasure to see how much the children enjoy coming to class and how much they progress year after year.

Melinda Fabó

I graduated from the University of Szeged as an English teacher.

I’m grateful to be doing what I love, teaching English to children, using the Helen Doron method, which allows each child to learn the language at their own pace, in a natural way.

This also applies to my daughter, who is a Helen Doron student and thus a successful language learner.