Andrea Weiss

Andrea Weiss is passionate about helping others grow and cultivating awareness. 

In addition to facilitating leadership programs with the Foundation for Teaching Economics, Andrea is a lead facilitator at the Browne Center for Innovative Learning. She has the privilege of guiding students along their own leadership journey, striking a balance of learning and play to practice collaboration skills and increase awareness of the choices we make as we interact with others. 

Andrea also pursues her passions as an English language teacher by helping clients from around the world improve their language skills and build their confidence in communicating. As the sole proprietor of Andrea’s Everyday English, she’s established lasting connections with over 45 individual clients as well as many group classes. Andrea’s diverse international experience –including working with children in Italy, leading teacher workshops in Cambodia, and co-teaching in Tanzania- have increased her own cultural awareness to better connect with clients. 

Andrea serves on the Leadership Council at her local Family Resource Center, helping organize community-building events. Andrea is also part of the kids’ ministry at her church; she teaches, plans, and coordinates activities for the children to foster their spiritual growth. 

Andrea is a mom of two amazing girls, wife to an adventurous husband, and lives in the lakes region of New Hampshire. You can find her with her family – riding her bicycle, hiking, or chasing the next total solar eclipse. 

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