Sapir was awarded an FLTA Fulbright fellowship to serve as a Hebrew language assistant at Colgate University.

Sapir holds a bachelor's degree in political science and international relations from the Open University of Israel, where she cultivated a strong interest in political philosophy and conflict resolution.
 Alongside her academic pursuits, she has built a career as a linguistic instructor, grounded in extensive training in Semitic languages – both Hebrew and Arabic, the latter of which she has used as a translator and researcher. Her admiration for language, as both a cultural and communicative bridge, guided her work teaching Hebrew to new immigrants in Jerusalem.

 For the past three years, she has worked as an English instructor, preparing university-bound students for academic English requirements. Currently, Sapir is expanding her expertise through advanced studies in anthropology, economics, and pedagogy, with a continued commitment to developing accessible, relevant English instruction for Israeli adult learners.