Holly is from the USA and has been teaching English for Specific Purposes the last 10 years in corporations in Finland. In addition, she has taught in a university Intensive English Program (IEP) as well as in South Korea.  She holds two Master degrees, one in the field of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale and the other in Organizational Leadership from Regent University.  In addition, she is a LANCELOT certified language trainer.  Live Online Training has allowed her to teach and meet people from around the world.  She also holds the position of Director of Studies at LANCELOT School, which is a teacher training center in the use of virtual classroom technology..

Jan  is originally from the Isle of Man.  She is currently living and teaching in a small town in Italy.  She has also taught in countries such as Vietnam and Cambodia.  Jan holds CELTA, and COLT certificates from International House, a LANCELOT certificate for live online training.  In addition, Jan holds certificates in English Business Teaching and English Grammar and a BA in Communications. She loves the diversity of students that she meets online and welcomes the opportunity to create lessons that are meaningful and relevant to each individual.  Jan has been teaching groups and individuals in Italy, Afghanistan, China and Burkina Faso just to name a few.

Susan hails from Los Angeles although she has long called New York “home”.  Susan parlayed her university degree in Communications to multiple career successes spanning public relations, television casting, corporate staffing and recruitment.   Susan has traveled extensively throughout Europe, Mexico and the Caribbean. She holds her teaching credential from the prestigious School of International Training Graduate Institute, respected as the original training center for the U.S. Peace Corps.  She is also an active participant in LANCELOT School, the virtual learning center for teachers and part of the European Union project that bears its name.