Get to know me
I have always been a teacher, even before I knew it.
Growing up in Mongolia, I created small learning spaces for children in my neighborhood, teaching songs, poems, and simple English. At the time, it was just something I loved doing. Looking back, it was the beginning of my purpose.
My journey with English was not easy. With limited resources, I learned through movies, curiosity, and persistence. That experience shaped who I am today. I understand what it feels like to struggle, to doubt, and then slowly build confidence. That is why I teach the way I do—with empathy, patience, and belief in my students.
After earning my degree in Teaching English and Translation, I continued growing as an educator, eventually completing my Master’s in TESOL at Brigham Young University. Teaching at the English Language Center allowed me to work with students from all over the world and deepened my commitment to student-centered, meaningful learning.
Today, my vision is bigger than the classroom. I want to return to Mongolia and create change. I am committed to starting a movement that improves how English is taught—one that empowers both teachers and learners. My goal is to build a language school where students gain not only language skills, but confidence, opportunity, and a voice.
Teaching, for me, is not just a career. It is my life’s work.