Our teachers

Magdalena Akimowicz

teacher

magdalena@liberis.is

My name is Magdalena, I came to Iceland in 2007. I work in a bakery, and baking is also my biggest hobby. I also love to travel and spend my time outdoors discovering new places. Teaching Icelandic language is new challenge for me, but I believe with knowledge I have I can help people learn this beautiful language.

Bozena Wyrwas

teacher

bozena@liberis.is

I came to Iceland in 2000. From the very beginning I loved the island, the people, and I found the language strange but very interesting. Year by year I learned more and more and today I join the ranks of Liberis. I am happy to be able to share my knowledge and experience gained over the years when it comes to Icelandic language. I love traveling, a good book and getting new experience in every field. I believe that together, in a pleasant atmosphere, me and the Liberis team will find the right path to learning Icelandic so that it ends with your individual success.

Sonja María Friðriksdóttir

teacher

sonja@liberis.is

I was born and raised in Iceland. I’m 25 years old and I study art in Amsterdam. I particularly enjoy hiking in the mountains, but I am also interested in animation and everything that is happening in the world of art. Since I was a child, I have listened to stories about our beautiful country. I have always been interested in the Icelandic language and Icelandic literature. I want to fully use my skills and interests to help students learn this language and enjoy the process of learning it.

Sylwia Terentiuk

teacher

sylwia@liberis.is

My name is Sylwia and I have been living in Iceland for over 9 years. I work as a teacher’s assistant in a primary school. I have also been an English teacher for past 6 years. Apart from learning foreign languages, I am also interested in makeup. I love a good book and movies based on true stories. In my free time, I explore Iceland with my 7-year-old son and my fiancé. I love traveling with them. I start my adventure with teaching Icelandic full of enthusiasm and faith in my own abilities. See you at classes!”