She helps and assists you in writing your Masters or Doctoral Thesis.
She coaches you to become an expert in American for Academic Purposes.
$200 per hour. Coaching is one -on- one and also via skype.
Olga Lazin.
Summer sessions at UCLA, Enrollement & Lodging
Coaching is delivered during regular weekly sessions by telephone or in person, locally or nationwide, and or on an as needed basis. Client’s bring an agenda of items to the call. My job is to help you solve problems, gain insight, clarity, and understanding into the issues, and make the most of your opportunities. When you are taking on a large goal, I help you design the project and provide the support and structure needed to make sure it gets done. I bring out your best by offering advice, expecting a lot, helping you strategize and celebrating your wins. My practice is national and international inscope, with clients in every area: in big cities and small towns; small business owners to CEO’s, business goals to personal goals.
Read More15 minutes from UCLA. Swimming pool and jacuzzi on the rooftop. The room has a big armoire for hanging clothes, mirrors, bed and sofa, table and chairs enclosed. Access to kitchen and appliances, private toilet. Next to Bristol farms, and IPIC movie house around the corner. Next to CVS Pharmacy, cemetery, where Marilyn Monroe and Hugh Heffner rest in a vault.
Read MoreI was born in Transylvania, Northern Romania, in a town named Satu M. I grew up like Alice in Wonderland: among intellectual’s children, and also cute, lovely, and many Gypsy children whom I taught the Romanian language, pretty early in life, starting in 1st and second grade. We had a tough life, and our parents were always working ‘til late hours at night. My brother Alex, and I were reading late at night, waiting for mom, Magdalena to turn off the lights, as she continued working at home in accounting. She was compounding the lengths and width of the wooden logs that were heading to Russia year by year. And she let us play all day long to our heart’s content. So unique, and we felt so free exploring nature in Sighet.
In 1973, at age 10 as a fifth grader in Transylvania’s isolated town of Sighet, I had to make a fateful decision about my choice of foreign-language study: Russian or English. The pressure was on us to take up Russian, thus proving that we were all students loyal to the dictator Socialist” Nicole Ceausescu’s “Socialist Government” (read Romanian Communism allied with Moscow), but consciously I detested that system.
Although I wanted to learn English, I did not then how fateful that choice would be until 1991, when at almost 27 years of age, I met Jim Wilkie who had been advised by his brother Richard to include my town of Sighet in his journey to assess the how Eastern Europe was faring after the fall of the “Berlin Wall,” short for the long wall that kept the people of Communist countries locked and unable to escape. But more later about how Jim found me as he sought an English-speaking intellectual and social guide to Eastern Europe.
In the meantime, growing up in Sighet with a population of only 30,000 people, we were proud to recognize Elie Wiesel (born 1928) as our most prominent citizen long before he won the 1986 Nobel Peace Prize. He helped us get past the terrible history of Sighet Communist Prison where “enemies of the state” were confined until “death due to natural cause.”
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