Olga is a renowned and respected ballet master from St. Petersburg, Russia, who has brought her talent and love of ballet to Belgium, Europe, Canada, and the USA.

She graduated from the Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet in 1978. Olga continued to develop her professional education by entering the St. Petersburg Conservatoire in Russia to study at the Ballet Master faculty. Admission to the ballet masters’ faculty allowed her to crystallize all her knowledge about the ballet profession.

She is excited to learn all ballet techniques from teachers and graduates of the Imperial Russian Ballet, regardless of their incorporation into Vaganova’s unique method. Olga is familiar with Cecchetti’s and Balanchine’s techniques, knows the lessons of Nikolay Legat, and has read about Tamara Karsavina, Olga Preobrazhenskaya, Lubov Egorova, and Vera Volkova’s styles of teaching. Most recently, she participated in the stage of Ethery Pagava. Olga is very passionate about ballet history.

The skills she gained helped her become an in-demand teacher in Belgium, where she moved in 1991. Olga worked as a classical ballet teacher at the Royal Ballet School Antwerp and as a guest teacher in various ballet schools in Belgium and Europe. Later, she continued her career as a Senior Classic Ballet Instructor at the Goh Ballet Academy in Vancouver, Canada, and as the Artistic Director of the Professional Training Program at San Jose Youth Ballet, CA, USA.

Olga is a recognized guest teacher, and she has taught in various International Ballet Summer Programs in Europe, Canada, the USA, and Australia. Now, she continues her professional career at Brussels International Ballet, Belgium.

Olga was awarded a diploma and medal, ‘The Best Teacher Award,’ in recognition of her outstanding technical and artistic merit at the 2018 World Ballet Competition Finals held in Orlando, Florida, USA. Olga received the ‘Outstanding Teacher 2019 Award’ at the Youth America Grand Prix.