Areti Fai

Provides French-speaking customer support as a customer advisor for Foundever Hellas.

Worked as a disc jockey at Kripti Bar.

Taught French and prepared students to obtain language diplomas.

Tutored grade-school students in French and English with tailored instruction informed by educational psychology.

Ensured an efficient guest reception experience, including check-in/check-out and required audit procedures, following company brand standards.

Collaborated with other teachers to develop and share curriculum strategies for French instruction.

Worked as a sales assistant, building trusting customer relationships and recommending suitable products and services.

Supported the manager with daily operations and helped communicate between clients and the company.

Taught French at private schools Protoporia and LinguaPlus.

Handled communication activities including calls and emails with international clients and performed administrative duties.

Provided in-flight service on flights for Olympic Airways and performed pre-, during-, and post-flight aircraft interior inspections to ensure emergency equipment readiness.

Trained to deliver high-quality customer service in a multicultural environment as a flight attendant for Gulf Air.

Translated scientific and technical texts between Greek, English, and French.

Handled inbound calls and provided various information to callers.

Worked as a flight attendant with Etihad Airways in a multicultural environment, trained to deliver high-quality customer service.

Seasonal receptionist providing customer service and assistance with detailed, multi-tasking support.

Seasonal receptionist handling telephone enquiries and supporting guest check-in/check-out with knowledgeable customer assistance.

Completed the “Special Education” program at the University of Patras (31 Oct 2022 – 21 Jul 2023).

Master’s Degree in European Studies at the Department of Letters, Languages and Arts, University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis (2004–2005).

Bachelor’s degree in French Language and Literature at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (1998–2004).