Tetiana Mykolaivna Sukalenko

Position: Professor at the Department of Social Communications, Philology, and Culture

Academic Degree: Doctor of Philological Sciences

Academic Title: Professor

Profiles in Academic Databases

ORCID orcid.org/0000-0002-5107-9914

Web of Science Researcher ID https://publons.com/researcher/4802385/tetiana-sukalenko/

Scopus https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=58120490300

Google Scholar https://scholar.google.com.ua/citations?user=ualnP7EAAAAJ&hl=ua

Scientists of Ukraine irbis-nbuv.gov.ua/ASUA/0021985

Research Interests:

• gender linguistics,
• sociolinguistics,
• linguoculturology,
• linguoconceptology,
• linguopersonology,
• discourse studies.

Education

• 1996–2001 – Taras Shevchenko Luhansk State Pedagogical University.
  Specialty: Ukrainian Language and Literature.
• 2005–2008 – Institute of the Ukrainian Language of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, full-time targeted postgraduate program.
  Specialty: 10.02.01 – Ukrainian Language.
• In 2009, at the Specialized Academic Council D 26.173.01 of the Institute of the Ukrainian Language of the NAS of Ukraine, defended the PhD dissertation titled “Metaphorical Expression of the Concept WOMAN in the Ukrainian Language.”
• On 20 January 2011, by decision of the Attestation Board of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, Tetiana M. Sukalenko was awarded the academic title of Associate Professor of the Department of Ukrainian Philology and Culture.
• In 2019, at the Specialized Academic Council D 26.172.01 of the O. O. Potebnia Institute of Linguistics of the NAS of Ukraine, defended the doctoral dissertation titled “Linguocultural Types of 19th-Century Ukrainian Literary Discourse.”
• On 10 October 2022, by decision of the Attestation Board of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, Tetiana M. Sukalenko was awarded the academic title of Professor of the Department of Language Training and Social Communications.

Academic and Teaching Activities

• 2005–2006 – Methodologist of the Educational Work Department with assigned teaching load and, concurrently, Assistant at the Department of Modern Linguistic Communication and Culture, National Academy of the State Tax Service of Ukraine.
• 2006–2008 – Assistant (part-time) at the Department of Modern Linguistic Communication and Culture, National University of the State Tax Service of Ukraine.
• 2008–2009 – Senior Lecturer at the Department of Ukrainian Philology and Culture, National University of the State Tax Service of Ukraine.
• 2009–2016 – Associate Professor at the Department of Ukrainian Philology and Culture, National University of the State Tax Service of Ukraine.
• 2016–2020 – Associate Professor at the Department of Ukrainian Philology and Culture, University of the State Fiscal Service of Ukraine.
• 2020–2021 – Professor at the Department of Journalism, Ukrainian Philology and Culture, University of the State Fiscal Service of Ukraine.
• Since 2021 – Professor at the Department of Language Training and Social Communications, State Tax University.

Public and Community Activities

• Member of the attestation commission for candidates applying for positions in the civil service to verify their proficiency in the state language (Order No. 385 of 26 March 2018).
• Examiner of the National Commission on State Language Standards (Decision No. 175 of 15 September 2021 “On the Approval of the List of Examiners of the National Commission on State Language Standards”).

Main Published Works:

1. Articles in publications indexed in Scopus or Web of Science
2. Derkach, L., Vitiuk, V., Sukalenko, T., Marchuk, L., & Lebed, L. (2021). Formation of research competence of students in the process of studying the syntax of the Ukrainian language. AD ALTA: Journal of Interdisciplinary Research – Magnanimatas.  (Vol. 11) (Issue 2) (11). (pp. 179-184). Retired from: http://www.magnanimitas.cz/ADALTA/110220/papers/A_31.pdf
3. Britsyn, V., Sukalenko, T., Marchuk,L., Sakharova, O., & Pauk, (2022). Ukrainian paremies: laws of creation. AD ALTA: Journal of Interdisciplinary Research – Magnanimatas.  (Vol. 12) (Issue 1) (Issue ХХVII). (pp.  54−58). Retired from:  http://www.magnanimitas.cz/ADALTA/120127/papers/A_11.pdf
4. Sukalenko,T. N., & Ladyniak, N. B. (2022). The Concept MOTHER OF GOD in the Ukrainian and Polish Linguistic Worldviews. Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej,57, Article 2458. https://doi.org/10.11649/sfps.2458 (Web of Science).
5. Britsyn, V., Sukalenko, T., Shcherbak, O., Kaleniuk, S., Ladyniak, N. (2022). Speech Culture of the Authors of Ukrainian public Cinema in the Aspect of its influential Effectiveness. AD ALTA.12. Issue 2. pp. 203–207. URL: http://www.magnanimitas.cz/ADALTA/120229/papers/A_35.pdf
6. Lychuk Mariia, Shabat-Savka Svitlana, Marchuk Lyudmila, Sukalenko Tatiana, Shevchuk Zoreslava. Categorial Semantic Contours Semi–Phraseologized Sentences. Forum for Linguistic Studies. Volume 06. Issue 06. December 2024. P. 876-887. URL: https://journals.bilpubgroup.com/index.php/fls/article/view/7313/5668

Articles in Peer-Reviewed Scholarly Journals

1. Sukalenko, T. M. Descriptive analysis of the linguocultural type with the social dominant “official” in literary discourse. Philological Discourse, Khmelnytskyi, 2020, Issue 10, pp. 267–282.
2. Sukalenko, T. M. The phenomenon of occasionality in contemporary literary discourse. Current Issues of Social Studies and History of Medicine. Series: Philological Sciences, Joint Ukrainian–Romanian Scientific Journal, eds. A. Moisei, Ș. Purici. Chernivtsi–Suceava: BDMU, 2020, No. 3 (27), pp. 30–34.
3. Sirant, A. M., & Sukalenko, T. M. Systemic relations of terms denoting ecclesiastical and ritual concepts. Nova Filolohiia, Zaporizhzhia: Helvetica Publishing House, 2020, No. 80, Vol. II, pp. 221–225.
4. Sukalenko, T. M. Frame analysis of literary discourse. Language and Culture, Kyiv: Dmytro Burago Publishing House, 2020, Issue 22, Vol. V (200), pp. 50–61.
5. Sukalenko, T. M. Verbal representation of the authorial image of a Ukrainian journalist based on interviews with Yanina Sokolova. Current Issues of Philology and Translation Studies, Khmelnytskyi, 2020, Issue 20, pp. 46–52.
6. Sukalenko, T. M., & Ladyniak, N. B. Official correspondence as a form of modern business communication. Current Issues of the Humanities, Drohobych: Helvetica Publishing House, 2020, Issue 34, Vol. 5, pp. 114–118.
7. Sukalenko, T. M. Media discourse in British and American scholarly studies. Current Issues of the Humanities, Drohobych: Helvetica Publishing House, 2021, Issue 35, Vol. 5, pp. 149–153.
8. Ladyniak, N. B., & Sukalenko, T. M. Innovative methods of language teaching using cloud services and online educational platforms. Acta Paedagogica Volynienses, Issue 4, 2021, pp. 105–111.
9. Ladyniak, N. B., & Sukalenko, T. M. Use of information and digital technologies in linguistics classes. Acta Paedagogica Volynienses, Issue 3, 2021, pp. 92–97.
10. Sukalenko, T. M. Components of communicative competence of higher education students. Acta Paedagogika Volynienses, Issue 5, 2021, pp. 118–123.
11. Sukalenko, T. M. The linguocultural type “journalist” in contemporary media discourse. Linguistics, No. 2 (44), 2021, pp. 107–119.
12. Sukalenko, T. M. Linguistic units in shaping the concept “woman” in contemporary Ukrainian linguoculture. Problems of the Humanities. Series: Philology, Drohobych: Helvetica Publishing House, 2021, Issue 47, pp. 199–205.
13. Sukalenko, T. M. Gender stereotypes in the language of modern media. Problems of the Humanities. Series: Philology, Drohobych: Helvetica Publishing House, 2021, Issue 48, pp. 174–183.
14. Sukalenko, T. M. Linguistic model of the linguocultural type “blogger” in contemporary Ukrainian-language media discourse. Movoznavchyi Visnyk, Cherkasy National University, 2022, Issue 32, pp. 135–146.
15. Sukalenko, T., & Shpetna, S. Functioning of military discourse in the modern communicative space. Acta Paedagogica Volynienses, 2023, Issue 1, pp. 96–102.
16. Sukalenko, T. M. Cross-cultural competence of journalism students: a practical aspect. Acta Paedagogica Volynienses, 2023, Issue 3, pp. 71–77.
17. Sukalenko, T., & Ladyniak, N. Key trends and prospects for the development of military vocabulary in contemporary Ukrainian-language media. Ivan Ohienko and Modern Science and Education, Kamianets-Podilskyi National University, 2023, Issue XX, pp. 114–127.
18. Sukalenko, T., & Paiul, N. The concept of “hate speech” in modern media. Acta Paedagogika Volynienses, 2023, Issue 6, pp. 39–45.
19. Sukalenko, T., & Shpetna, S. Linguistic and speech competence of future higher-education students. Acta Paedagogica Volynienses, 2024, Issue 1, pp. 75–79.
20. Sukalenko, T. M. Linguistic means of explicating gender stereotypes in contemporary Ukrainian mass-media discourse. Linguistics, 2024, Issue 50, pp. 118–128.
21. Sukalenko, T. M. Cross-cultural competence through the lens of training future specialists in non-philological fields. Acta Paedagogica Volynienses, 2024, Issue 3, pp. 57–62.
22. Ladyniak, N., Sheremeta, N., & Sukalenko, T. Linguistic deviations in the contemporary regional media space. Current Issues of the Humanities, Drohobych: Helvetica Publishing House, 2024, Issue 78, Vol. 2, pp. 167–174.
23. Sukalenko, T., & Shpetna, S. Transformation of the reportage genre in the digital media space. Acta Paedagogica Volynienses, 2025, Issue 2, pp. 202–207.
24. Sukalenko, T., & Shpetna, S. Gender stereotypes in the media space: typology and mechanisms of reproduction. Acta Paedagogica Volynienses, 2025, Issue 3, pp. 129–135.
25. Sukalenko, T., & Ladyniak, N. Cross-cultural competence as a key to the success of future specialists in a globalized world. Acta Paedagogica Volynienses, 2025, Issue 4, pp. 99–106. 

Monographs

1. Sukalenko, T. M. Metaphorical Expression of the Concept WOMAN in the Ukrainian Language. Kyiv: Institute of the Ukrainian Language; Dmytro Burago Publishing House, 2010. 240 pp. Bibliography: pp. 216–235.
2. Sukalenko, T. N. Conceptual Questionnaire of WOMAN in the Metaphorical Subsystem of the Ukrainian Language. In: Gender Linguistics: Collective Monograph. Pavlodar: NPF “EKO”, 2013. Section II, Chapter 4, pp. 176–208.
3. Luzan, P. H., Zaitseva, I. V., Kalyta, O. P., Pavlova, A. K., Romanchuk, S. M., Skurativska, H. V., Sukalenko, T. M. Enhancing the Education of Tax Service Students through Project-Based Technologies. Irpin: Publishing House of the National University of the State Tax Service of Ukraine, 2013. 354 pp.
4. Sukalenko, T. N. Linguocultural Types in Axiological Perspective. In: Linguistic Axiology: Collective Monograph, Z. K. Temirgazina. Pavlodar: Sytin Printing House, 2014. Section III, Chapter 11, pp. 273–298.
5. Sukalenko, T. M. The Linguocultural Type “Peasant” in the 19th Century. In: Slovo v kultuře a kultura ve slově: Collective Monograph. Olomouc, 2014. pp. 107–124.
6. Sukalenko, T. M. The Linguocultural Type “Priest” in Artistic Worldview. In: Linguoculturological Foundations of Linguistic Research: Monograph, by L. M. Marchuk, T. M. Sukalenko, N. V. Vdovychenko, A. M. Sirant. Kyiv: Dmytro Burago Publishing House, 2018. pp. 91–122.
7. Sukalenko, T. M. Linguocultural Types in Ukrainian Fiction of the 19th Century, edited by V. M. Brytsyn. Kyiv: Dmytro Burago Publishing House, 2018. 676 pp. 

Educational and Instructional Manuals

1. Marchuk, L. M., Sukalenko, T. M., & Boychuk, V. O. Ukrainian for Professional Purposes: Practical Classes and Independent Work. Kyiv: Dmytro Burago Publishing House, 2016. 244 pp.
2. Methodological Guide for Conducting Seminar Classes in the Academic Discipline “Business Communication Culture” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students. Irpin, 2017. 95 pp.
3. Methodological Guide for Independent Work in the Academic Discipline “Business Communication Culture” for Full-Time Bachelor’s Students. Irpin, 2017. 35 pp.
4. Pavlova, A. K., Sukalenko, T. M., & Chorna, O. V. Certification of Candidates Applying for Civil Service Positions Regarding Proficiency in the State Language: Methodological Recommendations. Irpin, 2018. 123 pp.
5. Sukalenko, T. M. Lecture Notes for the Academic Discipline “Scientific Rhetoric” for Third-Level Higher Education Applicants (PhD) in the Field of Knowledge 081 “Law”. Irpin, 2018. 64 pp.
6. Sukalenko, T. M. Lecture Notes for the Academic Discipline “Theory of Text and Work” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students in the Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism”. Irpin, 2019. 142 pp.
7. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Seminar Classes in the Academic Discipline “Theory of Text and Work” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students, Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism” (Compulsory Course). Irpin, 2019. 144 pp.
8. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Seminar Classes in the Academic Discipline “Scientific Rhetoric” for Third-Level Higher Education Applicants (PhD) in the Field of Knowledge 081 “Law”. Irpin, 2019. 106 pp.
9. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Independent Work in the Academic Discipline “Theory of Text and Work” for Part-Time Bachelor’s Students in the Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism” (Compulsory Course). Irpin, 2019. 54 pp.
10. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Seminar Classes in the Academic Discipline “Business Communication Culture” for Full-Time and Part-Time Students in Specialties 017 “Physical Education and Sports,” 053 “Psychology,” and 061 “Journalism”. Irpin, 2019. 95 pp.
11. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Independent Work in the Academic Discipline “Theory of Text and Work” for Full-Time Bachelor’s Students, Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism”. Irpin, 2019. 22 pp.
12. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Independent Work in the Academic Discipline “Scientific Rhetoric” for Third-Level Higher Education Applicants (PhD) in the Field of Knowledge 081 “Law”, Full-Time Program. Irpin, 2019. 89 pp.
13. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Independent Work in the Academic Discipline “Scientific Rhetoric” for Third-Level Higher Education Applicants (PhD) in the Field of Knowledge 081 “Law”, Part-Time Program. Irpin, 2019. 89 pp.
14. Sukalenko, T. M. Lecture Notes for the Academic Discipline “Theory of Work and Text” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students, Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism”. Irpin, 2020. 79 pp.
15. Sukalenko, T. M. Lecture Notes for the Academic Discipline “Stylistics of Media Text” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students, Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism”. Irpin, 2020. 129 pp.
16. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Seminar Classes in the Academic Discipline “Theory of Work and Text” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students, Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism”. Irpin, 2020. 115 pp.
17. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Seminar Classes in the Academic Discipline “Stylistics of Media Text” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students, Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism”. Irpin, 2020. 170 pp.
18. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Independent Work in the Academic Discipline “Theory of Work and Text” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students in the Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism”. Irpin, 2020. 29 pp.
19. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Independent Work in the Academic Discipline “Stylistics of Media Text” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students, Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism”. Irpin, 2020. 54 pp.
20. Sukalenko, T. M. Lecture Notes for the Academic Discipline “Official and Diplomatic Correspondence” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students in the Field of Knowledge 29 “International Relations,” Specialty 293 “International Law,” Educational Program “International Law”. Irpin, 2021. 67 pp.
21. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Independent Work in the Academic Discipline “Official and Diplomatic Correspondence” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students, Field of Knowledge 29 “International Relations,” Specialty 293 “International Law”. Irpin, 2021. 74 pp.
22. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Seminar Classes in the Academic Discipline “Official and Diplomatic Correspondence” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students, Field of Knowledge 29 “International Relations,” Specialty 293 “International Law”. Irpin, 2021. 72 pp.
23. Sukalenko, T. M. Lecture Notes for the Academic Discipline “Business Ukrainian” for Full-Time Bachelor’s Students in the Fields of Knowledge 07 “Management and Administration” (Specialties 073 “Management,” 076 “Entrepreneurship and Trade”) and 26 “Civil Security” (Specialty 262 “Law Enforcement”). Irpin, 2024. 77 pp.
24. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Recommendations for Practical Classes in the Academic Discipline “Business Ukrainian” for Full-Time Bachelor’s Students in the Fields of Knowledge 07 “Management and Administration” and 26 “Civil Security,” Specialties 073, 076, and 262. Irpin, 2024. 114 pp.
25. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Recommendations for Independent Work in the Academic Discipline “Business Ukrainian” for Full-Time Bachelor’s Students in the Fields of Knowledge 07 “Management and Administration” and 26 “Civil Security,” Specialties 073, 076, and 262. Irpin, 2024. 37 pp.
26. Sukalenko, T. M. Lecture Notes for the Academic Discipline “Stylistics of Media Text” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students, Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism”. Irpin, 2024. 90 pp.
27. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Seminar Classes in the Academic Discipline “Stylistics of Media Text” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students, Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism”. Irpin, 2024. 160 pp.
28. Sukalenko, T. M. Methodological Guide for Independent Work in the Academic Discipline “Stylistics of Media Text” for Full-Time and Part-Time Bachelor’s Students, Field of Knowledge 06 “Journalism,” Specialty 061 “Journalism”. Irpin, 2024. 41 pp.

During the period of academic work, 236 publications have been produced, including 201 scientific works (7 monographs, 1 textbook and teaching aids, 82 articles in professional journals, and 18 conference abstracts) and 35 educational and methodological publications.

Courses taught: Business Ukrainian Language, Journalistic Genres, Communicative Activity and PR Technologies in Public Authorities. 

Professional Development and Certificates:

1. Internship at the Potebnia Institute of Linguistics, NAS of Ukraine: “Language as a Factor in the Spiritual Development of Society” (15.02.2016–15.05.2016, Kyiv, Potebnia Institute of Linguistics, NAS of Ukraine, Internship Certificate No. 131/108 dated 12.05.2016).
2. Attended a course of popular science lectures at the Potebnia Institute of Linguistics, NAS of Ukraine, on current issues of modern linguistics (03.03.2016–27.04.2016, Kyiv, Potebnia Institute of Linguistics, NAS of Ukraine, Certificate No. 131/115 dated 19.05.2016).
3. Participation in the scientific-methodological seminar “Linguodidactics: Traditions and Prospects of Development” for professional development of academic staff (54 hours) (02.06.2016–05.06.2016, Lutsk, Lesya Ukrainka East European National University, Certificate).
4. Training within the scientific-practical seminar “Innovative Methods of Teaching Languages and Literature in Modern Higher and Secondary Education” (23–30.11.2017, Lutsk, Lesya Ukrainka East European National University, 54 hours, Certificate).
5. Certification by the Certification Commission of the University of the State Fiscal Service of Ukraine on proficiency in the state language (29.09.2018, Irpin, University of the State Fiscal Service of Ukraine, Certificate No. 356).
6. Participation in the XXXVII International Art Therapy Festival ART-PRAKTIK: “Orator’s Matrix” (training) (05.10.2018, Lutsk, Lesya Ukrainka East European National University, 8 hours, Certificate No. 110).
7. Participant in the author seminar “Features of working with the manuals by N. I. Bohdanets-Biloskalenko, ‘Book for Additional Reading, Grades 1–2’” (31.10.2018, Lutsk, Lesya Ukrainka East European National University, 4 hours, Certificate No. 4193).
8. Participant in author master classes by Inna Oleksiivna Bolshakova and Maryna Serhiivna Prystinska: “Critical Thinking: Media Research” and “Integrated Learning: Organizational and Methodological Structure ‘Daily Five’” (31.10.2018, Lutsk, Lesya Ukrainka East European National University, 4 hours, Certificate).
9. Participant in the author master class by Iryna Viktorivna Tsepo: “Implementing the Principle of Unity of Intellectual and Emotional Thinking in Literacy Teaching of First Graders” (03.10.2019, Lutsk, Lesya Ukrainka East European National University, 2 hours, Certificate).
10. Participant in the author master class by Olha Mykhailivna His: “Mathematics as One of the Best Ways to Structure Children’s Thinking” (03.10.2019, Lutsk, Lesya Ukrainka East European National University, 2 hours, Certificate).
11. Professional development within the III International Scientific-Practical Seminar “Innovative Methods of Teaching Ukrainian Language in Modern Higher and Secondary Education” (total 108 hours: 20 lectures, 12 practical classes, 21 hours individual work, 30 hours report preparation, 25 hours article preparation) (14–24.03.2019, Lutsk, Lesya Ukrainka East European National University, Certificate).
12. Training (April–May 2020, 30 hours, 1 ECTS credit) and research participation in the All-Ukrainian Scientific-Practical Seminar “Foreign Literature: Guidelines, Directions, Methodology, and Innovations” (22–23.05.2020, Cherkasy, Bohdan Khmelnytsky National University of Cherkasy, Certificate).
13. Training at the Postgraduate Education and Training Center, Bohdan Khmelnytsky National University of Cherkasy, under the program “Modern Technologies of Teaching Foreign Literature” for teachers of foreign literature (30 hours / 1 ECTS credit) (18–26.05.2020, Cherkasy, Certificate PK 02125622/0354-20 dated 26.05.2020).
14. Professional development under the V International Scientific-Practical Conference “Current Issues of Pedagogical Education: European and National Dimension” (36 hours: 24 seminar, 12 individual work) (12–15.10.2020, Lutsk, Lesya Ukrainka East European National University, Certificate No. 268 dated 15.10.2020).
15. Professional development via the online program EdCamp Ukraine: For Mind and Heart #1/2021. Autonomy and Gamification in Education for the Development of Civic and Communication Competencies. Finnish-Ukrainian course “New Ukrainian Textbook: Methods and Tools for Assessing Educational Literature for the New Ukrainian School, Module 2 – Anti-Discrimination Expertise: Main Directions and Criteria” (Kharkiv, 04.03.2021, 6 hours, 0.2 ECTS credit, Certificate No. oТ1 2021/146).
16. Professional internship at LLC INTIME NEWS (19.04.2021–23.05.2021, Irpin). Topic: “Architectonics and Linguistic-Stylistic Means of Journalistic Materials for a Regional News Agency” (Internship Certificate).
17. Training in the course “New Ukrainian Textbook: Methods and Tools for Assessing Educational Materials for the New Ukrainian School” (17.10.2020–15.06.2021, Finnish support project Learning Together, 30 hours, Certificate Ch/131).
18. Course participant: Google Digital Tools for Education (basic level) (28.11.2022–11.12.2022, 30 hours, Certificate No. GDTfE-05-B-01811 dated 11.12.2022).
19. Course participant: Civil Defense and Emergency Protection (3 hours, Certificate dated 10.11.2022).
20. Course participant: Psychological Training and Actions of Civil Population in Wartime – 5.0 (December 2022, Certificate No. 267 dated 26.12.2022, 120 hours).
21. Linguistic High School, Częstochowa, Poland: “Innovative Methods and Technologies of Teaching: The Newest in European Educational Practice” (05.10.2021–05.01.2022, 180 hours, Certificate No. KPK21/10/09 dated 05.01.2022).
22. NGO Center for Communication and Content Security: “Professional Media Communication Management under Full-Scale War in Ukraine: Genre-Stylistic Features of News Journalism” (11.09.2023–16.10.2023, Internship Certificate No. 6 dated 16.10.2023).
23. Distance learning via Potebnia Collegium, Potebnia Institute of Linguistics, NAS of Ukraine, in specialty 035 Philology (linguistic direction) and enhanced competencies in sociolinguistics, translation studies, terminology, expertology, and comparative-historical linguistics (18.09.2023–22.09.2023, Kyiv, Certificate No. 18 dated 18.10.2023, 15 academic hours, 0.5 ECTS credit).
24. NGO Center for Communication and Content Security: “Media Approaches to Information Verification, Fact-Checking, and Publication: Textual and Analytical Aspects” (01.08.2024–15.09.2024, Internship Certificate No. 7 dated 17.09.2024, 180 hours).
25. Potebnia Institute of Linguistics, NAS of Ukraine, Second Session of Potebnia Collegium, Specialty 035 Philology (23.09.2024–27.09.2024, Certificate No. 118 dated 08.10.2024, 15 academic hours, 0.5 ECTS credit).
26. Potebnia Institute of Linguistics, NAS of Ukraine, Third Session of Potebnia Collegium, Specialty B11 Philology (22.09.2025–26.09.2025, Certificate No. 18/2025 dated 09.10.2025, 15 academic hours, 0.5 ECTS credit).
27. NGO Center for Communication and Content Security: “Theory and Methodology of Advertising and PR Creativity: Ethical Principles of Journalism” (15.09.2025–24.10.2025, Internship Certificate No. 17 dated 24.10.2025, 180 hours).
28. Kamianets-Podilskyi National University named after Ivan Ohienko: Professional development in specialty B11 Philology within the International Scientific Conference “Language, Culture, and Society in the Humanitarian Paradigm” (31.10.2025–01.11.2025, 15 academic hours, 0.5 ECTS credit, Certificate).

Awards and Recognitions

• Letter of Appreciation, Main Department of Education and Science, Kyiv Regional State Administration (2012).
• Letter of Appreciation, National University of the State Fiscal Service of Ukraine (2013).
• Certificate of Merit, University of the State Fiscal Service of Ukraine (2019).
• Honorary Certificate, University of the State Fiscal Service of Ukraine, in the nomination “Best Associate Professor” (2nd place) (2019).
• Certificate of Merit, Educational-Scientific Institute of Humanities (2021).
• Letter of Appreciation, Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine (2021).
• Certificate of Merit, State Tax University (2022).
• Certificate of Merit, State Tax University (2025).
• Letter of Appreciation, Bucha District State Administration (2025).

Responsibilities / Areas of Activity

• Responsible for the practical training program at the department.

Office Hours / Reception of Visitors

• Wednesday: 10:00 – 11:00 

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