Welcome

Evelina

Welcome to Katherine & King's College of London! I am the receptionist here and I am happy to meet all of you on the campus. If you need any help, please don't hesitate to come to me. I am always ready to give you a hand.

I love my college and enjoy the life here very much. So come and join in us! See you later.

Alina

I am an English teacher here. I believe that teaching makes a difference in someone's life as we all know that knowledge opens the doors. London is the city of cultural diversity, the place where many people from different countries come to visit, live, work or study.

To be honest I would say that teaching is a huge challenge, not just because the process of learning is usually of extreme importance for students but also because a teacher is usually a link to the hearts and minds of students.  

Mari

Hi ! I am Mari and I have been teaching English for almost 7 years. But it didn’t take that long to realise that the best way to learn a language is to play with the words, to have fun with the language and then the language will become a friend. When being asked what their most memorable experiences are, people usually mention things like- going out, going to the seaside or to theme parks, why? Because they enjoyed themselves and they had fun!

So come and make this experience a memorable one! It will be fun and you will learn a lot at the same time!

Karolina

Hi, there, my name is Karolina. I am a self motivated, approachable individual with sense of humour and smiley disposition. I came to England four years ago and went to beautiful, picturesque and magic city of Geoffrey Chaucer. I fell in love with historical Canterbury and stayed there for two years working as a personal assistant to commercial director trying to put my business skills into practice.

However, my teaching vocation was calling and after two years in fabulous Kent I came to cosmopolitan and vibrant London to teach English as a foreign language. Over three years of teaching, I have realised that this is where I would like to spend my professional life.I greatly enjoy seeing my students’ progress and interacting with people from diverse nationalities and backgrounds which I feel makes us all here more well-rounded people.

John

As a chartered accountant, my approach toward lecturing is to make it as interesting and as interactive as possible.  It is important to involve students so I frequently ask questions and constantly get them to ask questions of me.  We do class exercises and maximise our learning from “doing” as well as listening.

Dr. Joseph

As a guest lecturer in many universities in London including the University of Westminster, London Metropolitan University, Thames Valley University, the University of South Banke tc., we are very honoured to invite him to teach P2 of ACCA professioanl stage at the college this term. Besides, he has been providing lots of good advice to the college management for further development.

Nisha

Hi, everybody!  I’m  Nisha from Beijing, China.I came to the UK three years ago aiming at continuing my education. Have graduated from the University of York with a MA degree in Citizenship and Global Education, I decided to pursue my career in London as it is a city full of opportunities as well as challenges. I love being with students, because I admire their eagerness to learn and make progress through learning with our excellent tutors.I am very proud of my team, because we help a lot of students to make their dreams come true. If you are willing to be one of them, I am willing to help!

Sylwia

Hello, my name’s Sylwia. For me, teaching English is a great satisfaction. I believe that combination of my knowledge and outgoing personality is a factor which can make English more approachable for students. I’m very passionate about my job and that’s why I try to make my lectures interesting and fascinating. I really enjoy what I do, for me it is an endless fun and pleasure.