Meet our teachers

Alison is the SRO for TREE. She started as an English teacher in Nepal in 1991. Over the last 12 years, she has held management positions in the British Council in Asia and has led large-scale English language teacher education programs and partnerships designed to improve the quality of English language policy and practice. She has an MA in Teaching English as a Second Language and specialises in the Continuing Professional Development of teacher educators and teachers.

Amie has been working in education for 15 years around Europe, South America, and Asia. She has been working in Myanmar since 2014. She spent two years in Toungoo with the EfECT project and three years in Yangon working on media and arts projects. She is now based in Bogalay Education College and loves eating mohingha.

I've been teaching English for over 10 years, working in Ecuador, Vietnam and Myanmar. I completed the Delta in 2018, with a focus on teaching Secondary students. I’ve been with the British Council Myanmar for 6 years and I love teaching Myanmar students. They are bright and inquisitive, and I always leave the classroom feeling inspired. I encourage my students to be autonomous, think critically, and be creative. When I am not teaching you will find me hiking in a forest or swimming in the sea.

Krisztina is an experienced trainer with a background in NGOs and youth work. She is excited to be the Inclusion Facilitator for Bogalay EC. She enjoys helping young people to realise their full potential.

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Kofi Nseibo has over 20 years of teaching experience across Basic, Secondary and Tertiary institutions in Ghana and in South Africa. His passion in Inclusive Education for children with disabilities motivates him to undertake a voluntary service in Dawei Education Degree College in Myanmar where he serves as a TREE Facilitator in Inclusive Teaching Practices. Kofi likes Myanmar tea and enjoys working with teachers.

Dominic trained as a teacher in the UK in 2003 and has worked in classrooms at home and overseas since then. He is delighted to be back in Dawei. He loves dogs and the seaside. 

" I'm from Chile and this is my second job with the British Council. My first one was in Saudi Arabia. I've taught many different types of ESL classes in very diverse settings, mostly in Chile. I'm also a yoga instructor and in my free time I love to watch films, read, take photos, do and teach yoga of course, go for walks and have a chilled time over Indian milk tea with friends. "

Ian is a qualified UK state school teacher and English language teacher. He worked in a variety of roles around education in the UK including as primary teacher, school governor trainer, family learning manager and family support officer. Ian has taught English as a second language in Sheffield, Nepal and Malaysia and led successful large-scale teacher training projects in Myanmar and Thailand.