What makes XTMPI the superior choice?

Dear Mrs. Xenia, more like my second mother I guess. I just wanted to tell you that you are the most inspiring woman in my life, no jokes. You are my role model, the woman I am looking forward to looking alike. You are authentic and one day I wish I can spread some magic to the people as you do now!

Chloe Georgiou (16 years old – Class of 2018)

Dear Ms. Metaxa,
During the time I spent as your student in your teacher training/leadership course I have learnt new ways to build community within my classrooms and I am excited, because I will soon have many opportunities to use this knowledge in my classroom and in the seminars I will give to colleagues next year.
You also turned on my “reflection machine” and it seems that I will be doing a great amount of thinking about my personal philosophy concerning leadership and teaching methodologies. It is an interesting quest and I thank you for setting me off for it.
Finally, I thank you sincerely for the warm atmosphere you created during your lessons.
I am looking forward to the next module we will have together.

Katerina Trimi (Teacher Training Course)

Another life lesson! We needed to be shaken and to be puzzled and to be pushed! Thank you, your lively, passionate speech creates personalities and awakens consciousness. Keep being so creative. We need to realize that just becoming parents does not make us experts. We need your help so keep offering it to us.

Irene Koulle (mother of two of my students – 2015)

Thank you for the wise answers in my personal 13-15-year-old diary; and thank you for bringing it to me as you promised when I graduated, on my wedding day, wrapped up in a beautiful box with a frame of a picture of you and me hugging each other on the school final party. You are an inspiration Ms. Xenia. When my husband and I read that diary we simply cried; and those were tears of joy for having the honor to have met and been taught by a teacher like you, who knows how to teach but above all who knows how to love.

Nicole Ioannides Varnava (Class of 1992)

My dear teacher Ms. Xenia,
I felt the need to send you this letter as I am now in a conference in the USA with my current job and I have just finished presenting in front of a huge audience. As the audience was applauding, I felt the need to scream to them ‘please save your applause for Ms. Xenia, my one and only teacher, the person who managed to take me out of my shell and to turn me from a worm into a beautiful butterfly’. Honestly Ms. Xenia, everything you taught me as a teenager in your classes of English and life, every single writing technique, listening tip, vocabulary awareness, passage management, vocabulary learning though songs, storytelling, public speaking, verbal and non-verbal communication….everything, would simply be meaningless and it would be forgotten, had it not been for your passion, innovative and crazy, out of the box creative techniques and your moral lessons that touched our souls and made us shed tears. Today, I stand here in this huge conference room as a young adult and I tell you ‘continue to spread the light in the minds and the hearts of the young people you teach’. Thank you teacher!

Eliana Aravi (Class of 1998)

My dearest Ms. Xenia,
Thank you for being near me all these years. Thank you for everything you have taught me, thank you for being in my life, thank you for being YOU. Words cannot describe everything I learnt from your lessons. You have a way to make each lesson special and unique, helpful for our English and helpful for our lives as well. I believe you deserve all the hugs in the world. I will always be grateful to you and also I will always feel lucky to have been your student.

Stefania Christophidou (16 years old – Class of 2018)