About

I am a Philologist with specialization in Special Education, holding an undergraduate degree in Philology from the University of Crete and a Master’s degree in Special Education from Frederick University, Department of Social and Human Sciences. I further completed a Master’s degree in Crisis and Disaster Management Strategies at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. My academic training is complemented by additional qualifications in Teaching Greek as a Second/Foreign Language (University of Thessaly), Artificial Intelligence in Education (University of Patras), Human Resources Management and Organizational Analysis (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens), as well as formal training in Adult Education. My professional background includes extensive teaching experience with adolescents of diverse learning profiles and the development of inclusive, student-centred educational programs. Furthermore, for a significant period, I served as a certified First Aid and Lifesaving instructor with the Hellenic Red Cross, providing structured First Aid training to schools, public institutions, and private organizations. This experience has strengthened my pedagogical competence, communication skills, and capacity to respond effectively to demanding educational and community-oriented contexts. I am interested in academic and professional collaborations that promote high-quality education, interdisciplinary engagement, and continuous scholarly development.

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