Edina is a Speech and Language Therapist and Special Needs Teacher here at Britannica.
Edina holds a degree from Eötvös Loránd University in Speech and Language Therapy and Special Needs Education. She began her career in Budapest, working with children in schools and kindergartens, before moving to London, where she lived and worked for 16 years in a variety of professional roles while maintaining her connection to speech and language therapy. She returned to the profession full-time eight years ago, specialising in supporting multilingual children. Since returning to Hungary, she has continued her work as a Speech and Language Therapist in international schools, providing therapy in English and supporting children from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds. She is passionate about working collaboratively with children and their parents, helping each child develop their communication skills, confidence and reach their full potential.
Outside school, Edina enjoys spending time with her children, travelling, going to the theatre, listening to music and exercising.
