International & European Law student at The Hague University of Applied Sciences, Vice-President for Finance of the European Youth Parliament Czech Republic, and a tutor helping students get ready for their entrance exams.
I'm an International and European Law student at The Hague University of Applied Sciences. My main interests lie in international relations, politics and law.
Alongside my studies I organise and manage projects focused on active citizenship, European awareness and international relations — and I look after the finances that make them possible, from budgeting and accounting to fundraising and grant applications.
I'm a team player: I enjoy collaborative, open environments and work best when I have others to turn to. I also tutor students and help them prepare for their entrance exams.
Conferences, finances and classrooms — the work I'm most proud of.
As Head Organiser, I led the 18th Regional Selection Conference of EYP CZ in Hradec Králové — a multi-day international event for 150 participants with a €16,500 budget, funded through Erasmus+ and public grants.
Visit event page →I run the finances of the European Youth Parliament Czech Republic: a yearly budget of €85,000, accounting, bank accounts, tax returns, annual financial statements and grant settlements.
Details in my CV →I taught a formal seminar in International Relations and Humanities to 20 students at Gymnázium Omská — fully in English, built around the UN, EU and NATO, with debates, mock trials and simulations.
Details in my CV →As Fundraising Coordinator, I researched sponsors and partners, managed partner relations and drafted grant and subsidy applications to secure resources for EYP CZ projects.
Details in my CV →At Gymnázium Omská Model United Nations I led the finance department — a team of financial coordinators, a €20,000 budget, fundraising and partnerships.
Details in my CV →I tutor elementary and secondary school students in mathematics, Czech, English and chemistry, and prepare them for entrance exams using creative teaching methods.
See tutoring →One-to-one lessons tailored to how you learn — in Czech, English or Bulgarian. Your first 20-minute consultation is free.
From fractions to equations — building understanding step by step, not just memorising formulas.
Grammar, reading comprehension and writing — everything the entrance exams and Maturita ask for.
Conversation, grammar and exam preparation from a C2-level speaker.
Clear explanations of the basics, with plenty of practice problems.
Focused preparation for the CERMAT entrance exams to four-, six- and eight-year grammar schools.
Structuring arguments, speaking with confidence and thinking critically — skills I teach in seminars.
For pupils who want to catch up or get ahead.
For students applying to grammar or secondary school.
For secondary students and Maturita preparation.
Both. Online lessons run over video call with a shared digital whiteboard; in-person lessons are possible in Prague by arrangement.
Czech, English and Bulgarian — whichever your child is most comfortable with.
We spend 20 minutes talking about goals, the current level and any upcoming exams. You leave with a clear plan — no obligation.
Lessons can be rescheduled or cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours in advance.
Thoughts on law, Europe, learning and organising.
Want to book a lesson, talk about a project or a partnership, or just say hello? I usually reply within 24 hours.