Who is Miamo Lydie ?

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 Hi, friends

My name is Miamo Lydie, I am a Cameroonian. 


   Teaching is my passion. After more than 10 years of teaching with a Bachelor's degree in Law, I decided to GO PRO, by enrolling in the Graduate Program in Teaching English to Young Learners at the renowned and prestigious University of Warsaw in Poland. (I graduated in 2023).







I am also a freelance translator of English and French Languages, with more than 10 years of experience





Secretary, Marketer, and Customer Service at MAD COMMUNICATION SARL.





Human Resource Assistant  at 360 Mango Solution Pvt Ltd


I was the public relations officer of the Pinorich Foundation (Facebook) taking care of the less privileged 
I volunteered in many humanitarian activities organized by philanthropic organizations.

Pinorich Foundation | Facebook












Facilitator and teacher at the Foundation for Hope Center concerned with the education of internally displaced children during the anglophone crisis in Cameroon that frustrated all school activities in the region.








I was involved in community empowerment projects back in my home country













I am the mother of 3 wonderful angels!!! Today aged 13, 16, and 21 










I love farming. 
(So if you have a space somewhere, and you don't know what to do with it, or you are not yet ready to built on it, Lydie will be very happy to have it temporarily! 😁😍)





and I teach my pupils to  love farming because agriculture will always be the order of the day in the whole world

And sports






I am simply ME




I see opportunities behind the risk, and not the risk behind opportunities







Thanks for reading me through, and happy to meet you!!!!























Comments

  1. Harem`s pedagogy towerJanuary 31, 2022 at 12:21 AM

    Miamo, you are one of our active students with a lot of information.

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  2. LydieJune 19, 2022 at 11:32 PM

    OMG, I missed this! thank so much Harem, I really appreciate. The maturity of your contributions in class also inspires me.

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