Here, you will get to know our colorful team of specialists, supplementary specialists and immersion specialists. All team members have different professional and additional qualifications, each of them brings his or her personal strengths and enriches the team work, the work with the children and with the parents. We look forward to accompanying your child on its way.
I gained professional experience as an educator in Heidelberg, Stuttgart and Neuss. In 2014, I successfully completed my specialist training in organization and leadership, after which I already worked for several years as a daycare center manager in Ludwigsburg. I find it very exciting to rediscover and open up the world together with children every day. “Children learn primarily through what adults do, less through what they say.” – Jesper Juul (family therapist)
I come from Kaarst. In 2015 I finished my studies in social work and already in my studies I focused on child and family work. I look forward to supporting your children in their development and accompany them on their way.
After graduating from high school, I completed my training as a state-certified social assistant. During this time, my heart’s desire to support children in their development and accompany them through their first years of life was solidified. True to the motto of my life “Every day without a smile is a lost day”, I am very happy to now support the team of Villa Luna Kaarst as a supplementary staff member.
I currently live in Mönchengladbach but moved to sunny California after graduating from school. There I worked as a live-in nanny in a beautiful town close to San Francisco (San Rafael). When I came back to Germany, I studied Early Childhood Education and Care before working in a kindergarten of an International School. I’m currently getting a master’s degree in Early Childhood and Social Studies with a focus on culture and creativity. Working with children brings me so much joy and I couldn’t imagine doing anything else. Villa Luna allows children to explore their interests independently and I cannot wait to show your children the beauty of learning another language!
I come from Büttgen and am a state-certified educator. I trained at the Fachschule für Sozialpädagogik in Neuss and have since enjoyed working with children of different ages and backgrounds. According to the motto “Children are our future”, I share the concept of participation and bilingual education with Villa Luna.
I completed my training as a state-certified childcare worker in 2008. Building on this, I graduated as a state-certified educator in 2011. Since then, I have remained true to the profession, as working with children is very close to my heart. I want to accompany the children in discovering the world, pick up on their curiosity and their urge to explore, reflect on everyday situations and develop myself further. Every day is different when working with children! Working with people cannot be digitised away. My motto in life is “If you start everything with a smile, you will succeed in many things”.
I live in Meerbusch and have started my training as a childcare worker at Villa Luna. My goal is to become an educator. I chose this type of Kita because I am enthusiastic about the bilingual concept and I like to speak English well myself. Furthermore, I like the action that Villa Luna has initiated – be it food sharing or the cultivation of a small supply field.
I was born in Kabul and have been in Germany for 28 years. I studied hydrometeorology in Kabul and had to break it off because of the war. Here in Germany, I worked for a long time in various institutions as a kitchen assistant, but also in childcare and domestic help.
After training as a chef, I worked for a long time in gastronomy and as a branch manager in food retail. For the last 10 years, I have worked in a U3 daycare centre in Düsseldorf and cooked for children and staff. I love cooking with children and stimulating their senses through smell and taste. The foundation for healthy eating and development is already laid at kindergarten age. I want to show the children that healthy food can also be tasty. My motto in life: “born to cook – doesn’t taste good, doesn’t exist”.