She holds a Master's degree and a Specialist degree in Education (University of San Andrés), is a University Professor (University of San Andrés), and a Law degree (University of Buenos Aires). She also has a diploma in Migrants and Refugee Protection (UBA) and has training in bilingual teaching and international approaches, such as the International Baccalaureate (IB) Professional Development program.

She has extensive experience as a teacher at the primary, secondary, and university levels, especially in bilingual and international contexts. She currently works as a secondary school teacher in the private sector and at the School of Education of the Universidad Austral.

She is a co-founder of En Clave de Aula , an initiative dedicated to situated teacher training, from where she develops and facilitates workshops for educators.

Her areas of interest include lesson planning, teacher training, inclusive education, and the link between human rights and education.