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Meet Branka Sreckovic-Minic - one of our world class teachers at ISB

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Branka has worked at ISB for over 20 years in a variety of leadership roles: MYP Coordinator, DP Coordinator and Head of Humanities Department, as well as Pamoja Education IB Site-Based Coordinator and DP Extended Essay Coordinator. An experienced and passionate educator, Branka works with the IB as a team member of IB evaluation visits to international schools around the world. For the last 12 years she has also worked as a workshop leader for the IB in training Heads of Schools, Principals and Coordinators and is a IB Field representative. Branka obtained her Bachelor's degree from the University of Belgrade Law School (International relations) and is a teacher of French language. See the above video to hear about Branka's work with our students here at ISB.
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