What makes XTMPI the superior choice?

Dear Ms. Xenia,
After attending your classes for 9 years, I simply need to tell you that I am not ready to leave you forever. This journey has been an unforgettable experience, a magnificent way to educate me not only on an educational level but also on a personal, psychological, character level. Throughout your teaching and through the years in your school I have grown as a learner but also as a person: I learned perfect English, passed my University Exams with distinction but I also matured, learnt to behave, to respect, to have values important to a child, a teenager and a decent adult. If someone asked me what will stay from my years with you I would answer the following:
The smell of your coffee, mixed with the essential oils you always used in class with a diffuser to boost our energy and fix our mood, your huge smile and very distinctive voice always asking us how we felt or complimenting us on our looks, hair, clothes when we felt that nothing on us looked right; But above all, what will always be carved in my heart will be the way you looked at us, filled with love, warmth. We felt as if you gave birth to all of us; and here I need to add a huge thank you for always believing in us as a professional, as a woman, as a teacher, as a mother. You believed in us and in our capabilities when we ourselves doubted ourselves. I will always remember the laughter, the tears of gratitude, the stress relief techniques that always accompanied our lessons which were lessons of English but above all, lessons of life, of struggle of not giving up, of learning to look at everything form a different perspective; they were lessons of exceeding limits, of failing and trying again, of being taught the right techniques to tackle language exams, of using music and songs to learn vocabulary which would never be forgotten. Hard and unpleasant exam papers became creative games by you and difficult vocabulary became a competition between us and we had no option but to learn and to learn with style and with fun and with love. But we did not only learn language; we learnt moral lessons from your personal stories on love, survival, poverty, even funny cooking tips which became amazing speaking lesson like the amazing real story “how to protect your canary from ending up in your soup’ which stirred up so much creative writing in our class. As you can see I can speak for hours about my positive memories from your lessons.
Thank you Ms. Xenia, mother, teacher, friend. You will always be in my heart.

Rafaella Solomou (17 years old – Class of 2018)

My Dear Xenia,
It is with great respect that I would like to express a huge thank you. Thank you for teaching us and for leading us. Your example and ability to positively affect us is unique; I remember you years ago as my own teacher at college and I can confess that the English I know I learnt it from you. Thank you for your efforts to make us better people and better parents. Congratulations! I love you!

Anna Ioannides (mother of one of my students – 2013)

My dear amazing Xenia,
Today you gave me strength to try and elevate my own self-esteem in order to manage to help my own children. I am leaving with two words in my mind from your speech-WORK….TEAM. I need to team up with myself and my kids and work, work, work till I make it! Thank you Xenia.

Irene Michael (mother of three of my students – 2012)

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)

An inexhaustible source of inspiration, love and education; that’s what you are Xenia. I will never stop learning from you.

Marita Skoullou (mother of one of my students – 2011)

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)