I've always liked numbers, so I pursued finance and worked my way up through various positions in the business world before coming to Logiscool. Throughout my professional life I have seen a huge shift in the importance of IT within companies. Therefore, I believe that digital literacy is a core skill that our children need. Not every student of ours needs to be a programmer, but the skills they acquire will definitely not be lost in their lives. As a mother of three children, I know how difficult it is to juggle all the leisure activities and education of children, which is why my colleagues and I are always willing to accommodate parents when they need a make-up lesson, a change of course, or even just individual lessons to explain the topic in more details. I am pleased when parents and children are satisfied with our courses and camps.

When I was a little girl, my dad taught me and my brothers how to program simple games on the computer. I was fascinated by the ability to create something on the computer myself, and something that someone else could use. If there had been courses like Logiscool back then, I think I would have been an enthusiastic student. In later life, I shifted my interest to the social sciences and my joy in life became working with children. Now including one of my own. My role at Logiscool is to make sure that the courses at the branch and online work as they should. To make sure that children, parents andtrainers have the information, support and functional technology they need. If necessary, I am available to arrange make-up lessons, changes to courses and anything else