Ekaterina Pavliuchenkova

Ekaterina Pavliuchenkova was born in Voronezh, a city with a population of approximately one million, and moved to Smolensk, a city of about 320,000 residents, at the age of two or three. During her school years, she studied piano at a music school for eight years and actively participated in sports, including volleyball, basketball, swimming, and diving, which became her favourite.

In middle school, she developed a strong interest in social sciences and mathematics. In 2017, a month-long stay in England inspired her to begin learning Italian, a pursuit she continues today, and to transition into a linguistic high school program with a focus on English, German, history, and literature. She currently works both in a public school and online as a teacher of English and French, where she has gained extensive experience in effective communication and relationship building.

Ekaterina enrolled in the French bachelor’s program at Smolensk State University and is now completing her studies. Throughout her academic journey, she has acquired significant knowledge through annual events, competitions, and active participation in various forums and conferences. In the autumn, she was awarded a 10% scholarship by the Universal Youth Movement in Vietnam.