SUCCESS! Eighteen Years of Teaching Helen Doron English to 4,000 Children!
British-born Marie moved to Israel when she was only 19 and worked in the import-export industry. She currently lives in Rishon Lezion, near Tel Aviv and all 3 of her…
SUCCESS! Multilingual English Teacher Feels the Love and Gives it Back!
Sparkly Mitsa Pepelanova eagerly told us about her background and how she ultimately decided upon her chosen career as a Helen Doron teacher. “I live in a small mountain town…
Helen Doron English Maps Successful Growth in Asia
Helen Doron English responds to high demand for English language courses for children in China, South Korea and Thailand From August 29 - 31, 2016 more than 50 Helen Doron franchisees…
SUCCESS! Slovakian Family Connects to the World with English!
Bratislava, Slovakia is the home of Silvia Langermann, a productive life and business coach, and her husband Thomas, who leads an event-planning company, a company that sells roses and is…
What to Do When Your Bilingual Child Won’t Speak Your Language
Today’s blog question: My child understands English, but he doesn't seem to want to speak and answers in his native tongue. How can I encourage him to speak in English?…
SUCCESS! Destiny Led Meena Athwani to the Top of Spain’s Foremost EFL Franchise
Meena Athwani, originally from Pune, India, is a joy to spend time with. An intriguing mixture of passionate spiritualism, bubbly intelligence and obvious love for what she does has led…
EUROINVESTOR- Helen Doron Educational Franchising Empowers Women Entrepreneurs
Euroinvestor releases press release highlighting the success of the Helen Doron Ltd. global franchise business. Read the article here.
Helen Doron English Opens First Learning Centre in Paris
Elisabeth Ruelle-Mégrelis interviewed to promote opening of the first Helen Doron English Learning Centre in Paris, France. Listen to the radio interview (in French) and read the press release (in French)…
Learning Styles: Why There’s More Than One Way to Learn English (and Why It Matters)
Cast your mind back to your school days. Chances are, you sat in a classroom, facing forward, for hours at a time. Perhaps your teacher talked a lot, wrote things…
Food For Thought
When it comes to malnutrition, people usually assume that it's related to low socio-economic status. Surprisingly, many children in developed countries are undernourished. But why? The problem is poor nutrition…
