About us

Hello! I’m Ricardo, born and raised in Camp de Túria. In Valencia, I studied a subject I am passionate about: Hispanic Philology. I love language and words — how they work, how they relate to one another and how they shape both people and cultures.

After completing my studies, I decided to spend some time abroad teaching Spanish. Watching students learn, grow and, above all, enjoy the process awakened a strong vocation for teaching in me.

In the classroom, I see myself as someone who provides both tools and knowledge, and I try to create an atmosphere of mutual trust where everyone feels comfortable and can continue learning.

I’m Rosa, from Valencia, and I have been passionate about science for as long as I can remember, which is why I chose to study engineering. I began by teaching at university, and that was when I discovered that education was my true vocation.

Since then, I have continued studying to become a better teacher. I completed a Master’s Degree in Teacher Training, specialising in Mathematics, and began a PhD in Education, which is currently on hold. I am also continuing my education with a Microdegree in Mathematics because, if there is one thing that defines me, it is that I never stop learning.

I am passionate about science and, above all, about sharing that passion in the classroom. My aim is not only for students to understand the subject, but also to feel curious, confident and eager to learn. Supporting them, motivating them and helping them discover what they are capable of is what matters most to me.

I’m Cesia. I was born in Uruguay, raised in Argentina and grew up in Spain. I have spent my life travelling, inspired by my mother’s motto: “I may not leave you an inheritance, but I will leave you plenty of memories.”

From a very young age, I felt closely connected to the world of justice. I studied Law and completed a Master’s Degree in Criminology with the intention of working in the rehabilitation of people in prison.

However, not long afterwards, I began working as an adviser to university students, helping them in particular with the dreaded undergraduate and master’s dissertations. That was how I discovered the worlds of education and administration, and it did not take me long to realise that this was where I belonged.

At La Llibreta, together with my colleagues, I aim to be the first smile you see when you walk through the door, the answer to your questions and one more source of support throughout your academic journey.

I’m Mireia. I grew up in Valencia and studied Agricultural Engineering, but in my third year I realised that what I truly wanted was to study Biology. After finishing my engineering degree, I completed a degree in Biology, followed by a Master’s Degree in Molecular, Cellular and Genetic Biology and a PhD at the Universitat Politècnica de València.

I believe we are asked to choose a profession at a very young age, so I like to teach using plenty of real-life examples and information about future careers related to science. Showing students how each topic or subject may be useful helps them become more motivated and learn more easily.

I completed my postdoctoral research at a medical research institute in Singapore over seven years. Alongside my own projects, I had the opportunity to tutor and guide PhD students and interns in both university and scientific environments.

I enjoyed helping to train future researchers so much that, when I returned to Spain, I decided to work as a teacher. I currently combine my science classes at La Llibreta with teaching at VIU and UNIR.

I began teaching by chance to cover my expenses while studying Chemical Engineering, and the experience eventually became something I could not imagine giving up. Although I have worked in other sectors, I have always found a way to combine my other jobs with teaching.

I enjoy guiding and encouraging people who want to learn, improve and continue their education. My greatest motivation comes from the positive results achieved by my students, the moments when they say “I finally understand it” or “Oh, it isn’t actually that difficult”. That is the best reward a teacher could hope for.

With more than 15 years of experience teaching Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry through private lessons and at different study centres, I would love to help and motivate you to achieve your goals.

Hello! I’m Andrea, and my passion for science began when I was little and used to pretend to be a researcher. That interest grew so much that I decided to study Physics because I have always needed to understand why everything around me happens. I was particularly fascinated by Medical Physics and all its applications. But something else has accompanied me throughout my studies: my passion for teaching. I was always helping friends and family understand things they did not know and learning alongside them.

This led me to begin giving private lessons while I was at university, and teaching has now become part of my everyday life. I love sharing my scientific knowledge with students and enjoying the process of discovering the wonders of science together. There is always something new to learn, and science can become much easier to understand when it is taught with dedication and passion — two things I have in abundance.

Every person is different, so I always adapt to their individual needs to ensure that learning and enjoyment have an equal place in my lessons. Learning through teaching has been the best experience of my life.

My name is David, and I am a science teacher. Since childhood, I have been fascinated by the mysteries of the universe, nature and life. That is why I decided to study Physics, where I discovered my vocation for teaching.

I love sharing my passion for science with students, awakening their curiosity and helping them develop critical and creative thinking. My aim is for students to enjoy science, question what they see and search for their own answers.

I’m Bea, born and raised in Valencia. I studied Business Administration and Management at Universitat Jaume I in Castellón, although I already knew that I wanted to work in education. After graduating, I completed a Master’s Degree in Teacher Training so that I could teach Economics.

I also hold another master’s degree in the management and organisation of educational centres. I have known since childhood that I wanted to teach and used to practise by helping my younger siblings with their homework :).

I enjoy teaching and guiding students throughout the process so they can achieve their goals. I also like to show them that economics is much more than the interest rates discussed on television: it is everything around us and forms part of our everyday lives far more than they might imagine.

Hello! I’m Yasia. I was born in Ukraine, raised in Galicia and fell in love with Valencia. My passion for science began before I even realised it, when I used to mix everything I could find in the kitchen and drive my family mad. Now I have turned it into a career by driving my students mad and encouraging them to ask themselves “why?” again and again. Why do we need oxygen? Why do we catch colds when it is cold? Why does eating a lot of sugar cause us to store more fat? Why, why, why...

I studied Biology and specialised in Biomedical Research. I later transformed this passion for research into a passion for teaching. My main aim is to bring concepts that seem very distant into everyday life. I began by giving private lessons, then taught Mathematics and Reading to younger children, moved on to teaching vocational education and finally reached my favourite area: preparing students for their university entrance exams and transforming such a stressful moment into something they can enjoy.

The best thing is that I never stop learning either. Just imagine how much we still have left to discover! See you in class!