Nicole Schomberg

ABOUT ME

My name is Nicole Schomberg and I was born in Tunisia.

At the age of 4, the whole family moved to France. My parents worked at the national post office and our economic situation was middle class. We lived in Toulon - a city of Provence in the south of France

I remember a good childhood as I studied at the local school and later at the “University of Aix-en-Provence”. There I learned English and Russian. Following a student exchange, I was sent by the university to teach French in England.

There I met my husband, we got married and started a family in England. There I continued my studies of linguistics at the English university "University Essex" where I graduated with a Master's degree in English and a Bachelor's degree in Russian.

There I taught French in high schools and at the same time worked in translation works. We owned a translation agency and had 3 children.

In 1986 we immigrated to Israel and established our home there. 4 years later, following a car accident, my husband died unexpectedly.

My main work in Israel was at the Feuerstein Institute of Jerusalem, mainly in the field of translation and content writing.

As a curious person who likes to explore and examine his surroundings, I began to study nature, the webs of leaves and connections around us. For over 20 years I have read, studied and delved into deeper and profound insights which I share in my book, Children of the Triangle. This is not an easy reading book, but a book that requires observation in depth and is thought-provoking.