Antonios Stergiou has been teaching the Greek language at Archimedean Upper Conservatory since 2017 and at Archimedean Middle Conservatory since 2020.

He was born in Serres, located in northern Greece.

He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Classics from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, as well as a Master of Arts in Linguistics and Literature.

Since 2001, he has taught Greek language and literature in public schools in the city of Xanthi, working in several schools where many students were non-native speakers.

He has participated in various pilot programs focused on teaching Greek language and literature to non-native speakers.

He has also organized multiple school projects centered on Ancient Greek drama through the lens of gender studies.

Over the years, he has written several articles on literature and linguistics for Greek literary journals.

He also contributed a chapter to the collective book “Soon, We Are Getting Stronger”, focusing on teachers’ experiences in teaching literature.

His goal is to share his passion for the Greek language with students and to instill in them the most meaningful aspects of Greek culture.

He also hopes not only to teach but to continue learning from both his students and his new country.