She attended primary and secondary music school in Skopje. After completing her studies, she spent a year at the Mozart Academy in Poland, studying under Professor A. Nikolet. During her education, she won numerous national and republic-level awards.
Since 1995, she has been teaching at the State Music School “Todor Skalovski-Tetoec” in Tetovo, where she established the flute class, and she also teaches at the State Music and Ballet School “Ilija Nikolovski-Luj” in Skopje. Since 2011, she has held a position as a full professor in Skopje.
She is highly active with her students, who regularly participate in concerts, school events, and city projects, earning top prizes and distinctions at national and international competitions. In 2009, she received a special award for “Highest Pedagogical Achievements”.
She collaborates with the Development Bureau for Education, contributing to the preparation of flute curricula, and serves as a jury member at numerous national and international competitions in Skopje, Ohrid, Pristina, and Belgrade.
As a performer, she has appeared in major cities throughout Macedonia and abroad, including Rome, Lisbon, Prizren, Sarajevo, Kotor, Podgorica, Skopje, Veles, Tetovo, Negotino, and Strumica, performing in quartets and trios. In 2014, together with a colleague, she founded the AME Polihimnia Skopje Association and initiated numerous projects, including summer and winter music camps, workshops, seminars, concerts, Erasmus+ projects, and the International Polihimnia Festival.