

Education:
Kuleshov State University of Mogilev, Teacher of Computer Science and English (Bachelor’s degree, 2011–2016).
Kuleshov State University of Mogilev, Theory and Methods of Teaching Computer Science (Master’s degree, 2016–2017).
Background:
Alina has been teaching for more than 10 years, over 7 of them online. She works with children aged 5 to 17. Her background in computer science and English teaching allows her to cover a wide range of subjects, from graphic design and video editing to 3D modeling, AI tools, and English.
In her classes, Alina keeps theory to a minimum and focuses on hands-on practice. She listens closely to what each child shares, tailors tasks to their interests, switches between activities, asks questions, and encourages initiative. This keeps even the youngest students engaged in online lessons and creating their own projects.
Alina doesn’t just teach design, she works in it herself: motion design, animation, video editing, and graphic design. In class, she shares the same techniques she uses in her own work.
Personal side:
In her free time, Alina volunteers with a non-profit organization, where she organizes cultural and educational events, runs social media, and creates graphics and videos. She also loves reading and traveling.
"It’s important to find what truly interests a child and help them grow in that direction. That way, learning brings not only benefit but also joy."

Education:
Kuleshov State University of Mogilev, Teacher of Computer Science and English (Bachelor’s degree, 2011–2016).
Kuleshov State University of Mogilev, Theory and Methods of Teaching Computer Science (Master’s degree, 2016–2017).
Background:
Alina has been teaching for more than 10 years, over 7 of them online. She works with children aged 5 to 17. Her background in computer science and English teaching allows her to cover a wide range of subjects, from graphic design and video editing to 3D modeling, AI tools, and English.
In her classes, Alina keeps theory to a minimum and focuses on hands-on practice. She listens closely to what each child shares, tailors tasks to their interests, switches between activities, asks questions, and encourages initiative. This keeps even the youngest students engaged in online lessons and creating their own projects.
Alina doesn’t just teach design, she works in it herself: motion design, animation, video editing, and graphic design. In class, she shares the same techniques she uses in her own work.
Personal side:
In her free time, Alina volunteers with a non-profit organization, where she organizes cultural and educational events, runs social media, and creates graphics and videos. She also loves reading and traveling.
"It’s important to find what truly interests a child and help them grow in that direction. That way, learning brings not only benefit but also joy."

















