Experience

Ebor Academy Trust

• United Kingdom
• Education Administration Programs
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Transition Teacher (Teacher of English)

  • Jul 2015 - Present

  Experienced teaching English GCSE content, developing schemes of work, integrating ICT in the classroom (Google), delivering assemblies etc. Currently leading the approach to English on a new Transition Project - an attempt to address the drop off in attainment between year 6 and 7. Experienced teaching English GCSE content, developing schemes of work, integrating ICT in the classroom (Google), delivering assemblies etc. Currently leading the approach to English on a new Transition Project - an attempt to address the drop off in attainment between year 6 and 7.



Graham School

• Primary and Secondary Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Teaching Assistant

  • Dec 2013 - Jul 2014



Prasong Wittyaunsorng School

• English Teacher

  • Sep 2012 - Jul 2013

  After my experiences in the TET project 2012 I decided to stay on in Thailand finding work at another school in the south of the country. Here I was responsible for planning and delivering daily English lessons to children aged 5-14. This required me to perform a lot of singing, game playing, roleplaying, phonetic drilling, and general bantering with the students in order to keep them entertained and actively learning.I also represented the school at local educational seminars, where I would socialise with local headmasters and discuss how best to teach certain topics in the English language.



British Council

• United Kingdom
• Non-profit Organizations
• 700 & Above Employee

• Consultant Pastoral Support Officer

  • 2013 - 2013

  I worked on the 2013 Teach English in Thailand (TET) Program as part of a British Council team helping the Thai Ministry of Education to coordinate a group of 200 English students on summer placements teaching English across Thailand. My main duties were liaising with said students, travelling around the country as a troubleshooter offering advice from my own experience, and reporting problems up the hierarchy as they arose. A big part of my job was showing students without any experience of rural (often very rural!) Thailand how to have fun with the locals, which could be intimidating at first.



Tesco PLC

• Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing

• General Assistant

  • Mar 2007 - Mar 2009

  I was a versatile member of staff in a busy supermarket; working first for the produce department helping to keep a fresh display and tidy warehouse, whilst providing cover for the checkouts. Later I would serve on the customer service counter and finally I moved outside to take charge of the trolleys - enjoyable work that paid for my world travels. I was a versatile member of staff in a busy supermarket; working first for the produce department helping to keep a fresh display and tidy warehouse, whilst providing cover for the checkouts. Later I would serve on the customer service counter and finally I moved outside to take charge of the trolleys - enjoyable work that paid for my world travels.