Rahima Khalilli has taught courses in Linguistics and English for MBA programs, as well as for other academic disciplines, at Khazar University. Her teaching is grounded in modern, interactive methodologies designed to strengthen students’ academic writing, critical reading, scientific style, and professional communication skills.

Within the framework of a university-led project, Rahima Khalilli conducted specialized English courses for the staff of the Soil Science and Irrigation Research Institute. These courses focused on enhancing international scientific communication and developing field-specific terminology to support effective research dissemination and professional engagement.

Her earlier professional experience in Wrocław, Poland, includes delivering interactive, student-centered English lessons at Navigo Primary School, inspired by principles of the Finnish educational model. She also organized training sessions and workshops integrating music and language learning through rhythm, vocal techniques, and body percussion, fostering holistic and engaging language acquisition.

2018 – 2020

Wrocław University

Theoretical and Empirical Linguistics, MA

2012 – 2017

Baku Engineering University

English language and literature teaching, BA

• Research on the emotional dimensions of words from a psycholinguistic perspective
• Investigation of children’s language perception and acquisition processes
• Studies in pragmatics, including speech acts, contextual factors, and meaning relations