Success Stories

Austrian teenager, Laura Stickler, is from a new generation of Helen Doron teachers who is following in her mother’s footsteps by becoming a Helen Doron teacher. Laura and her two sisters were brought up learning English the Helen Doron way.

Bojana Vasiljević is thrilled at the opportunity to teach English the Helen Doron way at the Banjaluka school in Republika Srpska (RS), part of Bosnia and Herzegovina. She was introduced to Helen Doron English by her husband, who saw an ad on the web

Not many seven year Italian boys can speak English like a “native.” According to Stefania Arcidiacono, her son Cristian can do just that, attributing his success to attending Helen Doron English language classes in Castel di Lama in Ascoli Piceno province since he was three and a half years old.

The Vassilevs believe that the earlier you start learning any language the better. They put beliefs into practice by sending their children to Helen Doron classes when they were one year old! A professional couple living in the Bulgarian capital, Sofia, the Vassilevs say that there is little English learning … available for very young children in Bulgaria, so sending their 3½

Elizaveta Biba (Liza) is the director of the Helen Doron Learning Center in Tirana and the national representative of Helen Doron English in Albania. Originally from Russia, Liza has been learning English throughout her life, “through the Russian school system, a private

Engineer Adriana Micu and her biologist husband live and work in an international environment, so having a high level of English is essential. Adriana tells us about their decision to send their four-year-old daughter, Maya, to Helen Doron, and why it is

Stacy Eracleous – Learning Centre Franchisee – Nicosia, Cyprus US-born Stacy (Anastasia) has been living in Cyprus for over 30 years, having moved there after marrying her wonderful native husband, and tells us she is thrilled with the opportunity to teach the

Nedim Šahović works from his home office as a freelance developer for “applications, websites and stuff like that” mainly with international clients in English, while his wife Amela is a geneticist, working in the Sarajevo Blood Transfusion Institute. Both of their children,

The Trinajastics from Zagreb, Croatia are another thrilled Helen Doron English family. Daria Koceic Trinajstic is an economist and her husband, Andrija is a petroleum engineer and both understand how important knowing good English is in Croatia, and around the world. Therefore,

Emina Atikovic, a university biologist and her husband Almir Atlic, a UX designer, are the proud parents of 5-year-old Mia. Both parents are fluent English speakers and Emina told us her story in her own words: “We live in Tuzla, Bosnia and