I have always liked working with numbers, which is why I pursued a career in finance and held various positions in the business world before joining Logiscool. Throughout my professional life, I’ve witnessed a huge shift in the importance of IT within companies. That’s why I believe digital literacy is a key skill our children need. Not every student of ours has to become a programmer, but the skills they gain will definitely benefit them in life. As a mother of three, I know how difficult it can be to balance all of children’s extracurricular activities and education, which is why my colleagues and I are always willing to accommodate parents when they need a make-up lesson, a course change, or even individual lessons to clarify certain topics. It makes me happy when parents and children are satisfied with our courses and camps.

At Logiscool, I work as a Branch Manager. I closely collaborate with my colleagues to ensure that everything related to our courses runs smoothly—from classes held at our Arbesovo náměstí location, to online lessons, and programs taught at elementary schools. Parents often meet me directly at the branch, where I’m responsible for daily operations, communication, and the organization of courses, as well as workshops and summer camps.

Previously, I worked as a team and project coordinator, and my experience with programming was mainly in the role of a project owner who defines requirements and works with developers to turn them into functional results. That’s why I find it so fascinating at Logiscool to see how naturally children develop these skills and how quickly they can turn their ideas into programs, games, or their own projects. As a mother of two young children, I’m also glad to be part of an environment that supports kids and opens up the world of technology to them in a playful and inspiring way.

Teaching and working with children is close to my heart thanks to my studies in psychology and my continued involvement in Junák. I have been working with children since I was 16, and as a tutor I have mainly focused on mathematics, physics, languages, and guitar playing. Computers have always fascinated me, and I’m glad that thanks to Logiscool I can help children navigate the digital world while also supporting our wonderful instructors with my teaching experience. I believe that even complex things can be explained simply, and that the best classroom atmosphere is one where students are not afraid to make mistakes.

At Logiscool, I work as a School Coordinator. I came to this job by coincidence: my daughter, who was already working at Logiscool as an instructor, recommended me for a summer day camp where they needed someone to fill in for an organizer who had fallen ill. Working with people has always been close to my heart, and although I originally trained as a pediatric nurse—with experience, for example, in a neonatal ward—life has led me to several positions as an office manager. I make sure that everything runs smoothly from an organizational perspective—whether it concerns our instructors, the children in our courses, or the parents who accompany them. In addition to supporting lessons at the branch, I also help prepare birthday celebrations and summer day camps. With the experience of raising my own four children and now having four grandchildren, I’m very aware of how quickly technology evolves and how important it is to understand it. I truly admire everyone who can master it and keep pace with modern times and science, regardless of age.

As a school coordinator at Logiscool, I combine my passion for education with the exploration of human potential. I am fascinated by watching children develop not only technical skills but also their own creativity while learning to program. My role is to ensure that courses run as they should and that children, instructors, and parents have everything they need. If necessary, I am available to arrange individual substitutions, course changes, and more. It brings me joy to be part of a team that is raising a generation of active and conscious creators of the future.

When I was a little girl, my dad taught my brothers and me how to program simple games on the computer. I was fascinated by the possibility of creating something on my own, especially something that other people could use. If courses like those at Logiscool had existed back then, I think I would have been an enthusiastic student. Later in life, my interests shifted toward the social sciences, and working with children became my greatest joy — now including my own two. At Logiscool, I make sure that systems and processes are set up efficiently and correctly, information is accessible, and the courses run smoothly.