My name is Walid Djellouat, and I am a 32-year-old English teacher with a diverse and fulfilling career in education. My journey in teaching began in 2016, when I embarked on my professional path as a middle school English teacher. This role marked the beginning of a rewarding career dedicated to fostering language skills and cultural understanding.

In 2018, my commitment to education and my growing expertise led to a promotion to the role of trainer. This new position allowed me to extend my impact on the teaching profession, where I embraced opportunities to mentor and guide other educators. During this period, I also took on the role of a temporary teacher at the University of Algeria, further expanding my experience and contributing to higher education.

My career has also included valuable experience at a Spanish private institute, where I taught English to students ranging from A1 to B2 levels. My teaching materials included a range of resources such as Pioneer, New Destination, and Explorer books, as well as IELTS preparation courses. This role allowed me to work with diverse learners and refine my instructional techniques.

From 2018 to 2020, I served as a trainer at the CEIL, where I continued to develop my skills and contribute to the professional growth of fellow educators. Each of these roles has enriched my understanding of language instruction and reinforced my passion for teaching.

Regarding my educational background, I earned a Bachelor’s degree in English Language in 2014, followed by a Master’s degree in British Civilization and Culture in 2016. These academic achievements have provided me with a solid foundation in both language and cultural studies, which I draw upon in my teaching practice.

Throughout my career, I have been committed to enhancing my students’ English language proficiency and cultural awareness. My experiences in various educational settings have shaped my teaching philosophy and inspired me to continue pursuing excellence in education.