Hasna

Our Staff

Biography
Hasna had been on the lookout for an active means to exercise her talents and skills and recently came on board with CGIA in Feb 2017. Being raised and educated abroad fortified her with an edge in observing and learning different cultures, languages and skills. She is a mother of three with an empathetic approach towards children and emotional flexibility; these qualities tapped her passion to be part of CGIA.

Experience with CGIA

“I am grateful to all our directors who have believed in me and entrusted me with L.K.G and thus fostered the love for teaching in me. Last year was an important year for me as it was my first teaching experience and I was surprised by how much I loved it. I get to teach these amazing kids a variety of things one of it being, alphabets! I also teach them what those letters mean and how they relate to our everyday life and to reading. The best part of the job is the satisfaction I get when I see the glow in my student’s eyes as they begin to learn new things, especially when they learn to read.”

I feel very blessed to be teaching in CGIA because the friendly staff and the support from the directors are immense. They motivate me to excel in my job and I look forward to many more rewarding and successful years here.”

KG Lead

Biography
Hasna had been on the lookout for an active means to exercise her talents and skills and recently came on board with CGIA in Feb 2017. Being raised and educated abroad fortified her with an edge in observing and learning different cultures, languages and skills. She is a mother of three with an empathetic approach towards children and emotional flexibility; these qualities tapped her passion to be part of CGIA.

Experience with CGIA

“I am grateful to all our directors who have believed in me and entrusted me with L.K.G and thus fostered the love for teaching in me. Last year was an important year for me as it was my first teaching experience and I was surprised by how much I loved it. I get to teach these amazing kids a variety of things one of it being, alphabets! I also teach them what those letters mean and how they relate to our everyday life and to reading. The best part of the job is the satisfaction I get when I see the glow in my student’s eyes as they begin to learn new things, especially when they learn to read.”

I feel very blessed to be teaching in CGIA because the friendly staff and the support from the directors are immense. They motivate me to excel in my job and I look forward to many more rewarding and successful years here.”