Luyi is a Chinese Canadian who grew up with a bicultural background. She is the University Guidance Counsellor at Wellington. Before moving to Tianjin, Luyi spent over eight years working in Canada – Victoria, Vancouver & Toronto. She first worked as an ESL/EAL teacher in a secondary school in Vancouver and then became an academic counsellor helping the international students with university applications and career planning. There, she had helped many international students to get successful entrances to some of the world top tier universities – UC Berkeley, Cornell, Princeton, Stanford, UBC and etc,. With four years of teaching and counselling experiences, she was then hired to work for a famous British academy as an academic director.

Luyi is in charge of Wellington College Tianjin’s United States Academic Decathlon (USAD) and Pentathlon (USAP) courses and leads the teams that participate in the competition. Luyi has been working for the Academy over the past year, where she teaches IELTS and Debating.

Danijela is a passionate, enthusiastic, creative and dynamic Chemistry teacher here at Wellington College. Having taught Chemistry for seventeen years at a high school in Novi Sad, Serbia, Danijela has become an accomplished educator who cares deeply about her students emotional and academic growth and has a passion for supporting them in all forms for their success. Danijela taught for a year at an international (Chinese-American) school in Wuhan, before joining Wellington. Danijela holds a Bachelor’s Degree and Master Degree in Chemistry.

She is dedicated to offer a fun, interesting and meaningful introduction into science, where children have the opportunity to learn through exciting hands on experiments.

Liz Wei is Chinese and has worked for four years at an international school in Qatar, as Physical Education (PE) teacher, and another six years as PE and swim instructor at the Tianjin Rego International School. With more than ten years’ experience in international education she will be a valuable asset here at Wellington, with her knowledge of the English National Curriculum and IB PYP and MYP programmes.

Liz Wei has been with Wellington for many years. In this period, she has proven to be an inspiring and highly skilled PE and swimming instructor. Besides the regular PE swim classes, on Saturdays, Liz teaches three swimming classes in the school's Academy Programme and the badminton course on Thursdays.

Prior to joining the Wellington family, Louise Chapman taught English at an all-girls 11-18 state school in Hertfordshire, before re-locating to Tianjin. In the UK, Louise studied for her BA in English and Philosophy at the University of Bristol, before going on to study for both a PGCE and Master of Education degree at the University of Cambridge. During her post-graduate studies, Louise specialised in researching the role of reading in secondary schools and is keen on developing whole-school strategies which motivate young people to read. After her second year of teaching, Louise was afforded a fantastic opportunity to accompany a group of sixth-form students around the island of Borneo for an entire month; a trip which sparked her desire to travel and teach internationally. Last academic year, Louise undertook a mentoring programme, run by the University of Cambridge, to become a mentor for trainee English teachers, resulting in her mentoring and supporting two PGCE English students through their training. When she is not teaching, Louise enjoys yoga, reading and watching live theatre.

Louise has worked with the Academy Programme for some time now offering Cambridge English Classes . Louise’s experience as English teacher in the Senior School enables her to offer the highest quality classes as possible.