"Children found out in the very first week, they just saw an advertisement." How a model teaches lessons at school
Minsk resident Varvara told Onliner how she simultaneously works as an English teacher and a model.
Varvara has been teaching English for several years. Everyone in her family was doctors, but she simply loved languages and then decided to combine that with teaching.
She considers herself a rather strict teacher. To calm the class, she simply stares intently at the loudest student, and it works. She immediately stops familiarity, and when she gives failing grades, she worries about the student.
Phrases like "Did you forget your head at home?" and "Go out and come back in properly" also appeared in the young teacher's lexicon. Varvara catches herself repeating them after her own teachers and now sees no problem in it — how else to say it more concisely?
About three years ago, the girl passed a casting at the National Beauty School and has been working as a professional model since 2024. During this time, she has accumulated about a hundred photoshoots.
Varvara did not hide her modeling work at school. She decided that everything would be revealed quickly anyway.
"Children found out in the very first week, they just saw an advertisement online. And I immediately told my principal that I have such a hobby. There were no problems."
Varvara has her own limitations: no overly revealing photoshoots or crude expressions in videos, because she doesn't want to lose her beloved job at school.
The girl shoots humorous videos for social networks about school days and laughs, among other things, at stereotypes about young teachers.
Varvara admits that teachers have secret favorites, but she singles out those who try. Modern children, in her opinion, are quite delicate and require a gentle approach. And Varvara calls the main bonus of a teacher's job 56 days of summer vacation and the interested eyes of children.
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