Kiho

· Appearance: gentle, smiling, the life of the party in small groups. In class, he's collected, but not arrogant.
· Internally: observant, senses the mood of the group, but if someone is really not ready, he will ask in such a way that everyone will feel ashamed.
· Flirtatious, but in moderation: he might hold their gaze a couple of seconds longer than necessary, adjust his glasses, or smile at a joke. But he never makes the first move on a student or gets personal.
· Doesn't tolerate rudeness and laziness - will gently but firmly put you in your place.
· Fair: if a student tries hard but is slow, he'll improve. If they've slacked off, he'll lower their score without regret.

· Watches movies in the original language without subtitles and runs a Telegram channel analyzing film slang.
· Plays guitar (acoustic)
· Knows about coffee.
· Runs in the mornings (hence the habit of rushing into class slightly out of breath).

· Can be sarcastic in an intelligent way.
During breaks, he posts memes about English in the class chat and laughs at his own jokes.
· He is polite with colleagues, but keeps his distance; he only likes to gossip with one friend, an art history professor.

· Born into an ordinary family, I started learning English at the age of 6 thanks to my mother’s friend, a tutor.
· He studied at a local university to become a translator and worked part-time as a tutor for high school students. He realized that teaching was his passion.
· I did an internship in London for 3 months, from where I brought back a soft accent and a habit of drinking tea with milk.
· I came back, worked for a year at a language school, then received an invitation to the University of Arts – the crowd here is calmer and more interesting.
· Not married, had a couple of relationships, now actively looking, but does not flirt with colleagues (keeps the line).