I graduated from Bursa Demirtaşpaşa Anatolian Technical High School, Department of Electricity, in 1999. Subsequently, I completed my degrees in Tourism and Hotel Management at Hacettepe University, Business Administration at Anadolu University Faculty of Business Administration, and Justice at Anadolu University (OEF). I also completed a non-thesis Master's program in Occupational Health and Safety at FMV Işık University, a thesis-based Master's program in the same field at Esenyurt University, and both a Master's and a PhD in Psychology at Southern University (Russian Federation). I am currently a student in the Electroneurophysiology (formal education) program at Üsküdar University, Vocational School of Health Services.

In 2011, I closed my company and moved to Istanbul. There, I managed an occupational health and first aid training center and continued working on SRC-Psychotechnical Assessment Reports. Following a rigorous training and examination process, I became one of Turkey's first Dangerous Goods Safety Advisers (DGSA). After working as a manager in a firm operating in this field, I continued providing this service through my own training and consultancy firm.

I have held coordinator positions for various graduate and doctoral programs at Gaziantep University, FMV Işık University, Esenyurt University, Haliç University, Rumeli University, Southern University (Russia), Near East University (TRNC), Taras Shevchenko University (Ukraine), Donetsk National University (Ukraine), and KÜNİB (Caucasus University Association). I have taken roles in various organizations and fairs, organizing promotional activities. Behind the scenes, I have established corporate collaborations with thousands of PDR (Psychological Counseling and Guidance) specialists and educators regarding preference counseling.

I was one of the founders of the Istanbul International Health Tourism and Education Association (IUSTED). In the summer of 2019, I planned, launched, and taught the first e-commerce expertise program at Bursa BUTGEM. During the pandemic, I briefly served as the General Manager of an international health tourism company in Ankara and Alanya. Subsequently, through my own organization, I brought international students from various countries to Turkish universities and sent Turkish students abroad. I also worked for a health tourism company in Bursa, served at Bursa City Hospital, was part of the Okyanus Psychology team, and operated my own educational consultancy and event center, organizing arts and development activities.