Bojana, de 24 años, estudió lengua y literatura inglesas en la Universidad de Banjaluka en la República de Srpska, Bosnia y Herzegovina. El entusiasta esposo de la profesora Helen Doron es ingeniero mecánico y la pareja habla serbio en casa. En realidad,

Proud mother of five-year-old Derin was thrilled to be contacted about her experiences and was full of good things to say about her daughter’s progress in English, as Derin has been a Helen Doron English student in Bursa, Turkey most of her

In November 2016 Helen Doron English in Krasnodar, Russia celebrated their 5th anniversary. Students and their parents were invited to the rock-n-roll party called ‘Helen Doron Rocks’. Live music, dancing, lots of workshops, birthday cake, bubble show, mini-zoo and of course presents

How one woman’s commitment to bringing a better tomorrow for future generations had an impact on early education in Austria. Being a working mother is always a balancing act. So many factors come into play, including where you live and what kind

Helen, in this age of technology where families are often separated and rely on electronic communication to stay connected, how did you develop such a loving relationship with your grandson, Rohan, who lives in Korea? We speak as often as we can,

Anna (who goes by the nickname Mixa) hails from Catalonia, Spain and lives in the architectural wonderland of Barcelona with her parents. From a very young age she was exposed to various languages, as she comes from a multilingual environment. Anna is currently the

Rita Falter has been teaching English to children since 1997. She was born and raised in Budapest, Hungary, and studied medicine at Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, USA, University of Regensburg and Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich, Germany. She received the Staatsexamen in 1986.  Rita joined

Stefania, a business-woman in the clothing industry, and her husband Antonio, who works in the Ministry of Defense, live in Castel di Lama, in the province of Ascoli Piceno, Italy. They enrolled their son Cristian in his first Helen Doron English course

Your young child learns rapidly like the speed of light — from ages birth to three—producing 700 new neural connections every second! You can help him/her reach their potential as this developing brain growth is influenced by many factors, including a child’s

Did you know that children already start learning in the womb? It’s all about early stimulation, which allows the brain to develop faster as the child grows. It’s easy and fun to stimulate your child’s growing brains. Here’s how. Tip 1: Lullabies,