Eva studied English Language and Literature and Music and Drama Theory at the Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University. She obtained her PhD in English Literatures from Palacký University in Olomouc. She has taught ESP courses for the students of Mathematics, Physics, and Geography since 1998 when she joined the Faculty.  She plays piano duets with her daughter and currently tries to learn the exciting sport of archery. 

Since graduating form the Arts Faculty at Masaryk University where I studied the English Language and Literature, my professional career has been bound with the charms of adult education. I like listening to people and helping them in their language progress. It is rewarding to see students’ achievements. After classes, I enjoy relaxing outdoors, hiking or going sightseeing.

Marketa Dudova studied English Language and Literature and Religious Studies at the Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University. She holds a PhD in Literatures in English. In her research, she is interested in Romantic poetry. She joined the Faculty of Science in 2019 and currently teaches English for Biologists and English for Physicists.

Jana studied teaching English and Russian at the Faculty of Education of Masaryk University. She has taught a wide range of ESP (English for Specific Purpose) courses and it is a dream of hers to once teach EPP (English for Pure Pleasure). She plays the violin in a band. 

Monika Ševečková graduated in Translation from Charles University (2003) and completed her PhD in Paleo-Slavic Studies and Slavic Languages at Masaryk University (2014). She has undertaken internships in Finland, Germany, the Baltic countries, Turkey, Russia, and Ukraine. Monika teaches Russian for academic and specific purposes, focusing on phraseology and spoken language. Her interests include ethnolinguistics, creativity, and bilingualism. She also collaborates with Czech Television and she has created Czech subtitles to several Ukrainian series.