Zvonimirka Jovičić holds a Master’s degree in Mathematics Education for Primary School Teaching. She has been teaching at “Knez Lazar” Primary School in Žagubica for over two decades and holds the title of Pedagogical Adviser. In 2015, she received the Best Educators of Serbia award and was one of the national winners in the competition for the Global Teacher Prize.

She is the author of a handbook on integrative teaching for first grade and co-author of handbooks for third and fourth grade, published by Eduka. Her award-winning work includes A Lesson to Learn From (Čas za ugled) and A Digital Lesson (Digitalni čas). She received a special award at Intelligence Day 2020 and an award in the 2021 Intelligence Days – Stimulating Intellectual Development competition, as well as recognition in a competition organised by the Institute for Modern Education.

She has authored 42 articles published in journals and other publications, and 55 examples of good practice featured in national databases. She has presented 26 examples of good practice at professional gatherings and SonS webinars. She has also participated in the SonS Festival, is a member of the Institute for Modern Education, and serves as a SonS ambassador. She has presented at three international conferences and at the professional event Growing and Developing Through Practice with a Teacher.

In 2025, she was a semi-finalist in the Prosvetitelj 2025 teaching competition. She has twice been a finalist at national festivals and has delivered webinars for EC “Kon-Tiki”. In 2025, she received first prize in the Learned at a Seminar, Applied in Practice competition.

Several of her articles have been published on the website of the “Živojin Mišić” Association, and she has also contributed work to The STEM Discovery Campaign Blog.

Through her work with pupils in a multigrade classroom, she has earned numerous awards at international and national competitions and showcases.