As a lawyer, mediator, and educator, Rebecca brings 17 years of experience across 5 jurisdictions to her students and clients. She founded Grammatika International in 2012 to help lawyers enhance their legal skill set for greater success in law. 

Rebecca is a licensed barrister and solicitor with the Law Society of Ontario (currently holding an Education license), an accredited practicing mediator in Australia, and global educator. She graduated from the prestigious Juris Doctor program at Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto and went on to run a successful law practice in immigration and refugee law in association with Jackman & Associates.

​Rebecca has worked in education for 17 years all over the world. She began teaching languages in Spain in 2007 and moved into skills-based legal education in 2012 upon launching Grammatika. Rebecca has been an adjunct instructor at Osgoode Hall Law School in the Professional LLM program since 2014. She also held a full time lecturer and management position at the University of Law in Manchester, England from 2017 to 2020 where she taught Legal Skills, Ethics, Immigration & Refugee Law, Family Law, and Public Law. Through Grammatika and her diverse teaching experience, Rebecca has taught 1000s of lawyers and law students from all over the world.

Rebecca was a monthly columnist for Canadian Lawyer Magazine 4Students during her legal studies and became a regular columnist at The Lawyer's Daily post-call where she writes on immigration, human rights, and legal education.