Profile

I am a young university lecturer from Algeria. I have been teaching English since 2008 in multiple institutions including high schools, private schools, the Chamber of Commerce, and more recently university. I hold a Doctorate in American Civilization and currently serve as the President of the Wilaya Board of NSCAPEL (National Scientific and Cultural Association for the Promotion of the English Language).

Career Objective

My objective is to improve the level of English learners—children, teenagers, adults, or professionals. What matters most is fostering a positive learning experience where students enjoy the language and become excellent and fluent speakers.

Core Competencies

• Mastery of foreign languages
• Multilingual (French / [third language])
• 15 years of experience as an English teacher
• Advanced level in English
• Classical Arabic mastered (mother tongue)
• English learned at primary school (1994)
• Translation: English ↔ Arabic
• Experience teaching children and adults
• Ability to evaluate learners’ proficiency in English
• Special training in Business English (ESP)
• Online teaching experience (Zoom)

Professional Experience

SIBAWAIH School of Languages

2008–2011

Taught general English to adults and teenagers (all levels).

Chellali Khadidja High School

2011–2014

Taught English to high school students (all streams).

Chamber of Commerce, Oran

2013–2014

Taught General English and Business English to professionals.

Group Scolaire Bouabdellah (High School)

2017–2018

Riwak School

2018–2019

Medical English teacher.

Abou Bekr Belkaid University of Tlemcen, Algeria

2014–Present

Teaching British & American Culture, Civilization, History, and Oral Expression.

Education

PhD in English – American Civilization

November 16, 2021

Magister in American, British & Commonwealth Studies

Oran University, Algeria — 2013

Certificates in Business English

British Council, Algiers — June–August 2013

(3 Certificates)

Bachelor in English

Oran University — June 2007

Baccalaureate in Natural and Life Sciences

2003