Yolanda Florescu was born in Romania, holds a BA in law from Nicolae Titulescu University (Bucharest, Romania) and she completed a Master of International Arbitration (in English) at the University of Bucharest (Romania). After graduating from law school, she was a GTA (graduate teaching assistant) at Nicolae Titulescu University (Bucharest).

 

At the end of 2012, Yolanda returned from Denmark, where she acted as student/volunteer in a DI (development instructor) program for the African countries; teaching assistant in a variety of community based programs involving teenagers with social problems; and teacher for the distance learning program of “One World University” (Changalane, Mozambique) – Pedagogy and Community development in the African countries – with special knowledge of Angola, Mozambique, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Guinea-Bissau.

 

In addition, Yolanda has practiced as a paralegal. She is fluent in Romanian & English; has intermediate level Italian; and beginner level in French, Spanish & Portuguese.

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