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Od ośmiu lat prowadzę kursy językowe, a od pięciu pracuję w międzynarodowej korporacji, regularnie podróżując służbowo po Azji i Europie. Jestem absolwentką filologii angielskiej, stosunków międzynarodowych oraz kierunku International Business na Uniwersytecie Gdańskim. Doświadczenie oraz praca w środowisku międzynarodowym pozwoliły mi na zidentyfikowanie umiejętności oraz wiedzy niezbędnej w kontaktach biznesowych na całym świecie. Teraz chcę się tą wiedzą z Wami podzielić!

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