Hi! I invented Apelsin because I like to communicate with people more than anything, regardless of their age and height. Well, I also really, really love creativity. Especially in a good company.

I love fairy tales, I believe in good wizards, dwarves and elves, magic wands and flying carpets. Apelsin is my long-standing dream. I have always wanted to create a space for free creativity, where every child can fulfill himself.

The language closest to me is the language of colors, shades and shapes. Water-color and gouache, clay and plasticin — these are the best tools for self-expression.

Hi. I have been working with children of different ages for many years. But, to be honest, I especially like younger ones. They are so curious and so talented. And together we discover and explore the WORLD.

I used to think that curiosity was something frivolous, but it turned out that owing to it you can do interesting, important things and make discoveries.
I am glad that at elective theater lessons we try, play, learn to speak through the theater. This is a very lively and creative process, where I myself learn a lot from actors!
For me, Apelsin is a space filled with an atmosphere where you will be heard and helped. There is a dialogue here, the unity of so many different people and real co-creation!

I managed to be a meteorologist and photographer, and also a sailor and a guide. And now I can combine all of this, because being a teacher at Apelsin is the most creative job in the world. I also learn every day from my youngest children, and Apelsin was exactly the place where I realized that every person is the whole Universe. Therefore, I try not to teach them, but to gently introduce them to the world and share all the most wonderful and amazing things, that's how real magic appears.

I am interested in a lot of things, and what I am interested in, I try to explore in every possible way. Doing it in our Apelsin Team is much more fun. My favorite language is movement. And in yoga classes we will discover the magic of owning your own body. See you soon.

Apelsin is a place where it's not scary to be yourself, a place where your feelings and thoughts matter.
I work with children who are 5-7 years old and learn from them to be surprised by things that have become obvious to us adults. Making discoveries every day – isn't it wonderful?

Apelsin for me is an immeasurable variety. A variety of everything: days, smiles, transformations, stories, people. And for me it brings joy to try to «catch», capture this amazing variety. To do this, I always carry a camera with me.

My main passion is sports. Therefore, we spend every free minute in Apelsin in sports entertainment: ball games and fitness, snowball fights and exercise. Bring your skis and we'll go skiing!

Apelsin for me is a place where different people of different ages with different ideas live here and now, chase their dreams, and everyone's dream is unique! And that's amazing when you see how people are seeking, creating, inventing, doubting, finding, admiring, and sometimes just being sad. And it's cool when there are people around who will share both joy and sadness with you!

I remember my childhood very well. And I remember how a funny toy was bought to me — a kaleidoscope. I immediately opened it. Jagged fragments of ordinary multicolored glass spilled out of it. But when I looked at these pieces of glass through the window of a kaleidoscope — it was magic! Each piece is a jewel! And what bizarre patterns they formed! And so are the children. Everyone is a discovery, a jewel! And in every situation they manifest themselves in a new way.

Sometimes I envy our kids. Being honest with yourself is an important skill. It's so great that the students of Apelsin acquire it from an early age!

I love learning, teaching and having fun. I'm best at coming up with games and playing them in class. The more games, the better the knowledge J

Children are very interesting and so much fun. Communication with children is a creative process for me. The process of co-creation, building of something new together with children — it's a fascinating interchange. I like to watch children, for their spontaneity and purity of perception. I try to learn from them this spontaneity and the ability to live in the moment.

Hello. I believe that every day brings us something magical, the main thing is to be able to see it. For 10 years now I have been helping little people learn to write, read and count. And they, of course, sometimes give me the opportunity to look at the world through their eyes….Through the eyes of the Childhood itself… And believe me — it's Magical.

Maybe we may not always be able to do what we want to do, but if we only did what we wanted, we would never have started. The spring of youth is still not over.

Apelsin is a place for creativity and getting to know yourself over and over again.
- And in math lessons either?
- Especially on them! Learning with pleasure, humor and discoveries every day — this is about Apelsin!

Each book is a window into a new world, a real time machine. You can talk to the young ladies of Pushkin's time and aliens from the fifth millennium, to Plyushkin or the Behemoth. And find among the many lines the one that will describe your world. Magic outside of Hogwarts? Absolutely!

I have a very unusual name, but it's easy to remember: Yugko (in Russian it means «South»). I love smiles, light, bright colors, activity, and I am glad to be with you in Apelsin, where it is possible to combine all of this. Also, I believe that one of the difficult and useful skills of a person is the ability to be friends. And in such a big team, it is definitely a necessary and important skill to learn.

Do you think that geography is a science of the past? That there are no blank spaces left on the planet and the romance of travel and discovery is inaccessible to modern people?
Geography can still surprise and capture the attention not only of a teenager dreaming of the laurels of the explorer, but also of an adult!
In the past, there were times when travelers' diaries were read much more than adventure novels. But are there really so many differences between them?
Now geography has acquired a new form, its goals and targets have changed. For the first time in the history of mankind, issues of ecology, climate and even outer space are included in the sphere of geographical interests. In the geographical shell, everything is interconnected, and if we want to save our planet, we need to comprehend the laws by which it lives. These are the tasks of the new geography. Let's solve them together?!

History is a complex, but at the same time incredible science.
It is complex, because simple knowledge of the facts is not enough to explain any events and processes. We need to try to «live through» that time, capture its spirit.
It is incredible, because history is able to explain why we are living in such a world with its pros and cons.
That's why I'm a BIG fan of history. It's so great to plunge into the times of the French Revolution and understand how it defined the life of modern France. Oh, my beloved history…

How many times has the gender of the word «coffee» changed? How is it correct: «online» or «on-line»?
The Russian language is full of misteries and riddles! Let's study it together.

My life has always been full of many different interests: music, mathematics, physics, comics and other kinds of fiction, games, movies. By means of your own interests in Apelsin you always have a great opportunity to interact with a variety of people or to be infected by their interests in new things!

I love to dive with children into different worlds where time and space are erased.
One of my favorite worlds is the world of English language, in which we explore new words and form sentences, dream, discover the unknown in ourselves and learn to understand another culture.

Hi! For me, English is about opportunities. About confidence while traveling, about career prospects, about access to materials that have not yet been translated (and perhaps will not be). About the romance of reading original books and watching your favorite movies with the original voiceover. And also about the opportunity to have a great time doing and studying things that you like.

For me, Apelsin is definitely not a job… it's rather a small door to summer. Into a parallel universe with its own rules and morals. The best is in me!
About me: let me do…

Hi, my name is Olya. I help kids to study for Russian language and literature final exams. And I believe that exams are just an excuse to have fun and organize knowledge.

Hi, I'm Marusya! What could be more interesting than exploring yourself? Only exploring the world around you. How do plants survive in the desert, how does a hummingbird hang in the air, how does breathing work and how to make an indicator out of cabbage?
Anatomy, physiology, zoology, botany, chemistry, ecology — these are just a few sciences that we get acquainted with in our lessons. Would you like to join us?

Hello, I'm Igor, my profession is a chessplayer. What task do I set for myself? So that a person of 6 years old sitting down with his dad at the chessboard would easily win the game. Of course, if Dad is not a grandmaster)

I can boast that my lesson is the most delicious and one of the most popular.
A cooking lesson is all the joys at once: cheerful communication, slicing salads, roses made of dough and apples, face masks made of flour and cucumbers…
The variety of life is in the variety of tastes.

My name is Anya, and I love to study, observe, learn and try something new. We learn not only at the lessons at school or university, but also during breaks, during a chat with a friend at lunch, while going down the stairs, swinging on a swing, picking clothes, playing catch-up, tying shoelaces, falling off a chair, watching others do it all, listening to them.
That is why it is very interesting to communicate with children of different ages, finding in them something in common or different with yourself and with others, getting to know this world and yourself through them.

Hi! I've loved mathematics and programming since school. And I didn't like chemistry, I usually got bad grades. I entered the university as a chemist, became a candidate of chemical sciences, but my love for programming was stronger. Now I teach IT and programming! Do what you love and love what you do.