Amelie Boubaker is a Lecturer in French Language Education at King’s College London since September 2021, with extensive international teaching experience, having taught languages at various educational levels in the United States, France, and the UK. As a native French speaker who graduated from Université d’Orléans and Institut national supérieur du professorat et de l'éducation in 2017 with two Masters (MA, Education, Teaching and Training and MRes English Language, Literature and Culture), her teaching philosophy emphasizes a research, enquiry, and growth mindset to engage students deeply in the learning process. She integrates interactive and practical activities that encourage active participation and critical thinking, with digital tools, fostering a community feel through shared practices.

Scholarly Activity

Amelie's work bridges creativity and technology to foster engaging educational environments. She promotes French education through Creative Writing, Translation, Transcreation, and Theatre. Her research focuses on differentiation, scaffolding, and lifelong learning to create inclusive experiences. A former writer and editor, she leverages her literary expertise to develop writing methodologies and incorporates serious games in her teaching to engage students. Her work integrates neuroscience and mental health theories to support students’ well-being.

Academic Recognition

Her commitment to excellence in teaching was recognized with multiple institution commendations and student nominations to Teaching Awards in 2020, 2022, 2023 & 2024 as well as a Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy in 2024.