About Us

Meet Vasiliy, the brains behind EduReviewer! He’s like the Batman of the educational world, always on the lookout for the following criminal online scam trying to cheat students out of their hard-earned money.

Vasiliy’s been in the education game for years, and he’s seen it all. From teachers who assign homework on weekends to software that promises to make you fluent in a foreign language in just a few hours, he’s here to separate fact from fiction. Think of him as your educational Sherlock Holmes.

But don’t worry, Vasiliy’s not all business all the time. When he’s not reviewing the latest online course or software, he’s known to let his hair down and have a little fun. You might catch him playing hopscotch or doing the cha-cha slide in the office (remember not to tell him about that).

All jokes aside, Vasiliy is a true education warrior. He’s dedicated his life to helping people make the best educational choices, and his passion is contagious. So if you’re looking for a trustworthy source of information on educational products and services, look no further than EduReviewer and our trusty leader, Vasiliy!

Our featured author, with French roots, offers a rich tapestry of linguistic skills, mastering not only his native French but also English, Italian, and some German. This polyglot talent enhances his capability as a professional copywriter, allowing him to weave a diverse range of cultural nuances into his work.

His proficiency in multiple languages imbues his writing with a unique global perspective, marrying the charm of French culture with the subtleties of European languages.

His journey encompasses more than just the streets of France; it’s a voyage through the intricacies of language and communication. This linguistic versatility is a hallmark of his style, setting him apart in the dynamic world of professional writing.

Meet Max, the financial expert who helps EduReviewer review educational and financial services. Max brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the team with over six years of progressive external audit experience within diverse industries such as manufacturing, technology, airline, consumer, retail, and asset management.

Having spent the past five years at KPMG, one of the world’s largest auditing companies, Max has honed his financial analysis, risk management, and compliance skills. His keen eye for detail and ability to identify areas of improvement have helped countless companies optimize their financial processes and improve their bottom line.

But don’t let his impressive credentials fool you; Max also has a great sense of humor and is known for entertaining even the driest financial topics. He likes to joke that he can balance a budget and tell a good joke simultaneously – now that’s multitasking!

Max enjoys playing basketball and trying out new restaurants when he isn’t reviewing financial statements and auditing controls. He’s always looking for the best deal in town, so you know he’s the guy to turn to for financial advice.

So if you’re looking for an expert to help you navigate the often confusing world of finance, Max is your guy. With his wealth of knowledge and quick wit, he’ll have you feeling confident and informed in no time.

Our editor is Jennifer Broflowski. Jennifer has been a freelance writer for more than ten years. Having graduated from the University of South Australia, where she used to edit the university’s literary journal, Jennifer devoted her life to writing. And she also worked as a member of various resume-writing websites and blogs.

Jennifer has written many insightful and instructive articles about career search that are being used by thousands of job-seekers worldwide. For help with tutoring and career search, you can contact her.

Meet Yaro, the talented designer behind EduReviewer’s stunning visuals. Yaro is a seasoned professional with experience designing beautiful and functional interfaces. His expertise in the design field is unmatched, and he takes pride in every project he works on.

Yaro is a true master of his craft, and his design solutions are always innovative, elegant, and practical. He is a wizard with colors, typography, and layout, and he knows how to create an experience that engages and delights users.

With his keen eye for detail and deep understanding of user behavior, Yaro can create designs that are beautiful, intuitive, and easy to use. He is a problem solver at heart, and he enjoys the challenge of designing interfaces that work seamlessly across different devices and platforms.

When Yaro is not designing, you can find him exploring new art galleries and museums or experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen. He is a creative soul passionate about aesthetics, and his work at EduReviewer reflects his unwavering commitment to excellence.

Morales likes to sit at his desk and stare at the blank page on his computer screen. He does not know what writer’s block is. He has been working as a copywriter for years now, but sometimes it still feels like he is trying to wrangle uncooperative words into submission.

Just when he thinks to give up and take a break, new ideas suddenly struck him. And then he sits up straight in his chair typing feverishly, the words flowing from his fingers like water.

As he writes, he transforms the dull, mundane descriptions of the services into vibrant, compelling stories that highlighted the brand’s unique features and benefits. He adds humor and wit to his copies, making them not just informative, but also entertaining to read.

When he is finished with the work, he reads over his work with a critical eye, making small tweaks and improvements here and there. Finally, satisfied with the work, he hits “send” and sent the texts to our editor Jennifer.

Then he leans back in the chair with a satisfied smile, feeling proud of the words he crafts. He may have struggled at first, but now, his skills as a professional copywriter are shining through, and he knows that our readers would be thrilled with the results.

One of our team members is Alina Burakova. She has vast experience in reviewing career and education-related websites. Being a little shy, Alina dislikes writing about herself too much, so here is her short bio. In 2010, she graduated from Clayton Valley Charter High School and then went to Diablo Valley College.

Alina worked as a receptionist for five years but always knew she wanted to write. She started writing various types of content as a freelance copywriter. That’s how she first came to EduReviewer. We were surprised by the quality of the text that she wrote. That’s when we knew that she was a very skilled writer.