An international career from childhood
Being open to the world has always been obvious to me. Since childhood, my multicultural origins and my experiences in summer camps have made me aware of the diversity of cultures and lifestyles.
I quickly had the opportunity to deepen this openness by integrating host families, where I discovered different traditions and ways of thinking. Later, I continued this approach by taking courses at the National College of Ireland, an immersive experience that allowed me to perfect my English while evolving in an international academic environment.

National College of Ireland (Dublin)

Open cellars of Geneva

Homestays

Travel and CouchSurfing

Overseas France
My thirst for discovery never stopped there : I explored the world through numerous trips, favoring authentic experiences such as Couchsurfing and youth hostels, which offered me unique exchanges with locals and other travelers. My commitment to interculturality also translated into concrete actions, notably during the Caves Ouvertes de Genève, where I participated as a volunteer, interacting with an international clientele and developing my multicultural communication skills.
All these experiences have allowed me to develop real ease in varied environments and to cultivate an open and adaptable approach, essential in a constantly changing world.
Languages, passport to international communication
In a globalized professional world, language skills are an essential asset for building connections, understanding cultures and succeeding in multicultural environments. My fluency in multiple languages allows me to communicate effectively, whether in English, Spanish or in specific local contexts.
Find out below what languages I speak and the skill levels that accompany my ability to collaborate across borders.

