Orgest Likaj

My teaching approach is a mix of structure, interaction, and adaptability. I usually begin by breaking down complex concepts into smaller, clear modules and gradually building on them with practical examples. My methods combine theoretical explanation, live demonstrations, and hands-on exercises, because I believe learners grasp new knowledge best when they immediately apply it.

In terms of content, I tailor the material to the learners’ level of experience and their professional goals. For example, in IT and software testing trainings, I focus first on core principles and best practices, then move toward real-world scenarios such as writing test cases, running automation scripts, or analyzing system behavior.

Classroom dynamics are important to me. I aim for a collaborative and open atmosphere, where learners feel comfortable asking questions and sharing ideas. I actively encourage discussions, peer learning, and problem-solving in small groups. This not only increases engagement but also helps participants develop confidence in applying what they’ve learned.

My teaching experience includes both instructor-led classroom sessions and online workshops, working with groups of different sizes and backgrounds. I’ve trained beginners entering the field as well as professionals looking to upskill. Across all settings, I focus on clarity, patience, and adaptability — adjusting the pace and depth of the lessons to make sure everyone can follow and benefit.