Since I was very young, I have always believed that education is the key to opening doors and transforming lives. But as I grew older, I realized that, in the globalized world we live in, speaking only one language limits the potential of many people.
That is how the dream of a bilingual Brazil was born within me, a country where language barriers are not obstacles to personal and professional growth.
Today, I am closer to realizing that dream through a project that aims to expand these borders and offer new opportunities for everyone: the Brasil Bilíngue project.
The importance of believing and investing in a dream
Transforming Brazil into a bilingual country is not just an educational goal, but a life purpose. Believing that we can offer millions of Brazilians the tools they need to connect with the world is what drives me every day.
And the journey to achieve this goal is built with a lot of effort, dedication and the belief that every individual, regardless of their origin or condition, can reach new horizons through learning a new language.
Overcoming obstacles and challenges
It wasn’t easy to get here. As with every big dream, there were challenges, criticism and, at times, discouragement. But in each difficulty, I found the strength to move forward.
SEDA’s Brasil Bilíngue project was born precisely from this resilience and the certainty that, with the right support, we can make a difference in the lives of thousands of people.
More than teaching a new language, we want to create opportunities, expand possibilities and, above all, transform realities.
Education that transforms lives
The project goes far beyond the simple transmission of knowledge. It is about humanizing education, seeing each student as a unique being, with dreams, difficulties and potential.
For many, learning English is more than a skill; it is a gateway to new opportunities, whether in the job market, traveling, or even in the realization of personal projects.
Seeing the sparkle in the eyes of someone who understands a sentence in English for the first time is what makes me believe that we are on the right track.
Making the dream come true
My dream has always been to see Brazil as a bilingual nation, capable of communicating with the world as equals.
And each step taken towards this reality is the result of collective work, of a committed team and of students who believe that the future can be different.
This project is a seed planted in the heart of each person who wants to change their own story. And I believe that, together, we can make this dream come true.
