Mrs Inga Neaves
Director
Inga Neaves has brought innovative thinking and a compassionate and committed leadership style to Angloslav International since taking over the company from its founders in 2003. With the help of her handpicked staff, she has guided over a hundred students towards achieving their academic and professional goals.
Inga has qualified as an engineer from the Metallurgical State University of Dnepropetrovsk, obtained a Higher National Diploma in Business from the New York University of Prague and a Barefoot Postgraduate Certificate in Business and Personal Coaching. She is well practiced in the field of Gestalt therapy and esteemed by clients for her perception and business expertise.
Having grown up in Eastern Europe and Central Asia in a melting pot of different cultures, religions and ethnicities, Inga enjoys working with an international clientele. She is proficient in several languages including Russian, Czech, English and Hebrew.
Angloslav clients have gone on to achieve academic success at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels and been directed towards premier job opportunities under Inga’s guidance. Angloslav has helped transform its students into global citizens and located clients in places as diverse as the UK, Dubai, Prague, France and Italy for permanent residence.
Inga recognises the best qualities in each young person she works with. She encourages them to develop these qualities into personalised and creative skillsets that help them thrive in competitive and globalised environments.
She trains Angloslav’s staff to offer the optimum quality of service to clients and remain up-to-date and knowledgeable about the fields of British and international education. She strategises long-term plans alongside short-term objectives for clients that inspire them to realise their academic and professional dreams.
Mrs Anastasiia Simeonova
Managing Director
Anastasiia is the most experienced member of the Angloslav team and our exemplary Managing Director. Her credentials include an Economics and Finance degree, in addition to which she possesses comprehensive knowledge of the British educational system. She bolsters this with regular attendance of training sessions on boarding schooling and university admissions in the UK.
As a member of the Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association (ILPA), Anastasiia is well-informed on reforms to British immigration law.
Mr Tom Fenton
Oxbridge Entrance Partner
Tom Fenton has over 6 years experience in enabling our students to successfully apply to some of the world’s most rigorously selective universities. Having read History at Oxford University and Law at City University, not only has he excellent academic credentials but also first hand experience of the challenges faced in getting accepted onto elite academic courses. As he is often at pains to remind his students, a degree from a top university in one of the best investments you can make.
Ms Suzanna Truksane
Educational Consultant
Having qualified as an Academic and Business Coach at City University, Suzanna is able to knowledgeably provide Angloslav students with highly personalised advice, suitable for their skillsets and situations. She works closely with our students and her areas of expertise include student placements, UCAS (University and Colleges Admissions Service) and boarding education in which she is a certified expert.
Mr Denis Golub
Educational Consultant
As a current student at the London School of Economics and a British school leaver, Denis is well-prepared to provide first-rate academic coaching to Angloslav students. He is also a specialist authority on Personal Statement writing and has helped guide many students to places at premier institutions such as Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial College. He is involved with the firm’s finance and accounting as well as helping to expand the business in new directions.
Miss Maria Nikiforova
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