What makes XTMPI the superior choice?

I am leaving your presentation wiser and deeply moved. I am heading home to hug my children and to tell them again how much I love them. Continue

Sophie Ioannou (mother of two of my students – 2012)

You always manage to ground us with your words, your wisdom and with very basic games and activities that we would never have thought of; and you do manage to get results. Keep up the great work and good luck with your PhD!

Myria Lamari (mother of two of my students – 2013)

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 dear Xenia,
you are not a simple teacher; you are a unique person, a woman who provides encouragement and inspiration in the souls of students simply because you have a great genuine love and deep awareness of these souls and that is the reason you are able to touch them and leave your mark forever. I feel very blessed to have met you and to have been taught by you.

Maria Mavrogenous (Class of 1992)

Keep up with your outstanding job in inspiring, building self-confidence and planting the seed of energy the youngsters need to succeed in life. Congratulations!

Stavros Michaelides (father of two of my students – 2015)

The bravest woman-teacher I have met so far. She does make a difference in the class but also in the world. She manages to affect the society through her teaching as she miraculously links in class work with societal issues and community service; and she does it so skillfully that we all see it as a fun game. Respect!

Andreas Tziambos (16 years old – Class of 2018)