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Xheneta Ahmeti – IAS Teacher for Grades 6, 7, and 8 and AFL (Albanian as a Foreign Language)

Xheneta Ahmeti is a valued member of the ILG School community. She began her journey at ILG as a Grade 3 Teaching Assistant, supporting differentiated learning and addressing individual student needs. She currently teaches Albanian as a Foreign Language across the PYP and MYP programmes, as well as MYP Individuals and Societies for Grades 6–8.

She holds Bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Speech and Language Pathology, providing her with a strong foundation in child development, communication, and inclusive education. She has also completed IB PYP Category 1 training in Building Your IB Programme and is committed to creating student-centred and meaningful learning experiences.

Alongside her teaching role, Xheneta is pursuing a Master’s degree and continues to develop her professional practice through training and conferences focused on education, psychosocial support, adolescent learning, and intervention strategies.

 

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Ferkije Pervetica – Elementary Counselor and EY1-Grade 5 PSE Teacher

Ms. Ferkije Pervetica joined the ILG School community in 2023 and serves as PYP Counselor, Counselor Corner Teacher, and Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead. She holds a Master’s degree in Psychology, with a focus on Learning Sciences, from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU), Germany, where she also worked as a Teaching Assistant.

Ms. Pervetica has professional experience supporting children and young people through organizations including the National Association of Autism in Kosovo, HANDIKOS, and Global Communities’ Up to Youth project. At ILG, she supports students’ well-being, emotional development, and safety, helping create an inclusive and nurturing school environment.

She has completed Advanced Safeguarding Training (Level 3) by COBIS, a CEESA Counselor Workshop, and MTSS training focused on inclusive education. Ms. Pervetica speaks Albanian, English, and Turkish.

Outside of school, she enjoys reading, journaling, and taking care of cats.