Masha

MARIIA
PYLYPENKO
ABOUT ME
International Communications student with hands-on experience in
analyzing diplomatic communication, drafting official-style texts and
coordinating cultural events. Reliable, discreet and organized; works
confidently in a bilingual (UA/EN) environment.
CONTACT
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Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Kyiv Ukraine Institute of International Relations |
BA in International Communications
2024–2028 | Expected graduation

SKILLS WORK EXPERIENCE
Copywriting & press releases
English Teacher | Educational Centre “Znai Vse”
Research & analytical thinking
Mar 2026 – Aug 2026
Technical translation EN ↔ UA Delivered English lessons and prepared learning activities
Scriptwriting adapted to students’ needs.
Intercultural communication Strengthened communication, planning and organizational
Diplomatic Communication skills.
Research
Analytical Reporting ACADEMIC PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES
Document Preparation and Digital Diplomacy Research — Spain & India
Organization Analyzed social media communication by the Foreign
Schedule Coordination Ministers of Spain and India.
Examined diplomatic messaging, communication
Presentation Preparation
strategies and public engagement.
Prepared two analytical reports presenting key findings
TOOLS and observations.
Microsoft 365: Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, Teams
Diplomatic Correspondence & Official Communication
Google Docs Familiar with the principles of diplomatic correspondence,
Canva · Figma official communication and diplomatic etiquette.
ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Knowledge of diplomatic document formats, formal writing
conventions and professional communication standards.
LANGUAGE Able to prepare formal correspondence using appropriate
diplomatic language.
Ukrainian — Native
English — B2 Academic PR & Professional Writing
Drafted press releases and formal-style texts as part of
Spanish — A2
university coursework.
Developed skills in structured writing, information analysis and
document preparation.