I was born in Armenia in 1990. From 2000 to 2006 I attended Anania Shirakatsy Lyceum. From 2004 I gained fully funded government sponsored scholarship to study at the above-mentioned lyceum. In 2006 I won a 90% Excellence Scholarship at the Regent's School in Bangkok, Thailand. There I have been awarded A-level British high school diploma with AAB results.

At the Regent's School I was actively involved in extra-curricular activities as the school was a member of Round Square international organization that preached 6 IDEALS to member schools. I was the pillar leader of Service and Democracy. With my supervision our students have been involved in beach cleaning, Payathai babies home nursing, Burmese slums reconstruction, and various fundraisings dedicated to cancer research, AIDS day etc. I was selected to represent the Regent's School in India in 2007 where I conducted a lecture on poverty in South-East Asia.

In 2008 I got accepted into University College London, BA Politics and East European Studies, but due to the fact that I couldn't find enough means to attend, UCL deferred my actual entrance for yet another two years.

I have spent those two years extending my work experience in Armenia and abroad. From 2006 I have been teaching International Business Studies and English at Global Bridge Educational Center. Alongside with that I have also volunteered at Manana Youth Center as an English Language Tutor and International Affairs Coordinator. In 2009 I was on a Sustainable Development Internship organized by Plan International and AIESEC China in Beijing, China. This internship opened new opportunities for me, as, beside the internship, I was also teaching Intercultural Problems at UIBE University in Beijing and Shanghai.