English teachers

Edit Ficzere
Director of Studies
Edit has been a teacher for 12 years. She has also had several management positions and is an associate teacher trainer at International Training Network. She is an experienced EFL teacher, having taught English in the U.K., Poland and Hungary. From September she will be doing a part-time Master's Degree in Applied Linguistics at King's College London.
Gerald Myhill
Senior Teacher
My name is Gerald and I was born in a tiny village called Swanton Morley near the cathedral city of Norwich which is better known worldwide for Formula 3 racing. My father is English and my mother Scottish. Not long after I was born my parents moved to Singapore where we lived for almost 4 years. We came back to the UK when I was almost 6 and lived with my grandmother in a town called Huntingdon near Cambridge. At this time we moved again, this time to another small village called Great Staughton where we lived in a very old manse. When I was 11 we moved to Brazil and I spent many years of my life there. I began teaching English in Brazil but more recently returned to England and have now been teaching here in Southall for almost 7 years. I really enjoy the challenge of helping other people to learn English as it has become such a vital tool for international communication and as the classes here in the school are such a wonderful mix of nationalities and personalities. Although I have spent most of my life living in the country I am really enjoying the experience of living in London, a vibrant, colourful and truly multinational city now preparing for the 2012 Olympic Games.
Agnieszka Wiazowska
Assistant Director of Studies
I'm one ot the English teachers working at SSLMO. My name's Agnieszka and I come from Poland. I have always thought that English is the most beautiful language in the world and I have always wanted to teach it to other people.( Ask my family! ) My motto is: 'Practice makes perfect' and every day I try to pass this message on to our students. I think they agree with me. Do you?