Verbițchi Larisa

About

She studied at an English language school in Chisinau, taking English courses, and her parents wanted her to study at the Institute of International Relations. After graduating from school, she graduated from the Faculty of Russian Language and Literature of the Ion Creangă State Pedagogical Institute in Chisinau. From January 1982 - announcer on Chisinau television. From January 1986 - announcer on the Central Television of the USSR. She participated in a voice-over competition and became the only female announcer on Moldovan television. She worked at Central Television as the host of the following programs: "Alarm Clock", "Moscow News", "Good Evening, Moscow", "Merry Tickets", the soldier's song festival "When Soldiers Sing", "Meetings at the Ostankino Concert Studio", "Zigzag of Luck", "Lucky Chance", "Good Night, Little Ones" and the news program "News". She participated in Channel One projects "The Last Hero" (2003), "Ice Age" (2007), "Fort Boyard" (2012-2013) and "The Great Race. Hello, I've Arrived!" (2012) in episodes. From July 1987 to May 2014, she hosted the morning program "Good Morning" on Channel One and "90 Minutes" as part of the First Program of the Central Television of the USSR. Vice-President of the League of Professional Image Creators