Richard Eno
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Debbie Avery
Richard has always and will always be the biggest source of inspiration to me in my teaching career. His innovation to give all his students an up to date experience in the classroom, concentrating on the values they need to be the best to help on their career pathways.
Julian Watkiss
Richard Eno was a fantastic manager who deeply cared for his team and students. The students found his passion and knowledge of film inspirational and he is always very supportive towards every student’s needs. His results were fantastic and ex-students fondly recall their experiences of being taught by Richard. As a manager Richard was hugely supportive and a breath of fresh air. Staff always felt Richard had the interests and feeling at the heart of his decisions. He led the team by example and was an excellent role model for the staff. I will always remember the humour Richard brought to the staff and the students.
Debbie Avery
Richard has always and will always be the biggest source of inspiration to me in my teaching career. His innovation to give all his students an up to date experience in the classroom, concentrating on the values they need to be the best to help on their career pathways.
Julian Watkiss
Richard Eno was a fantastic manager who deeply cared for his team and students. The students found his passion and knowledge of film inspirational and he is always very supportive towards every student’s needs. His results were fantastic and ex-students fondly recall their experiences of being taught by Richard. As a manager Richard was hugely supportive and a breath of fresh air. Staff always felt Richard had the interests and feeling at the heart of his decisions. He led the team by example and was an excellent role model for the staff. I will always remember the humour Richard brought to the staff and the students.
Debbie Avery
Richard has always and will always be the biggest source of inspiration to me in my teaching career. His innovation to give all his students an up to date experience in the classroom, concentrating on the values they need to be the best to help on their career pathways.
Julian Watkiss
Richard Eno was a fantastic manager who deeply cared for his team and students. The students found his passion and knowledge of film inspirational and he is always very supportive towards every student’s needs. His results were fantastic and ex-students fondly recall their experiences of being taught by Richard. As a manager Richard was hugely supportive and a breath of fresh air. Staff always felt Richard had the interests and feeling at the heart of his decisions. He led the team by example and was an excellent role model for the staff. I will always remember the humour Richard brought to the staff and the students.
Debbie Avery
Richard has always and will always be the biggest source of inspiration to me in my teaching career. His innovation to give all his students an up to date experience in the classroom, concentrating on the values they need to be the best to help on their career pathways.
Julian Watkiss
Richard Eno was a fantastic manager who deeply cared for his team and students. The students found his passion and knowledge of film inspirational and he is always very supportive towards every student’s needs. His results were fantastic and ex-students fondly recall their experiences of being taught by Richard. As a manager Richard was hugely supportive and a breath of fresh air. Staff always felt Richard had the interests and feeling at the heart of his decisions. He led the team by example and was an excellent role model for the staff. I will always remember the humour Richard brought to the staff and the students.
Experience
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Ashford College
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United Kingdom
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Education Administration Programs
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1 - 100 Employee
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Head Of Creative, Digital & Innovation
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Jan 2023 - Present
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Salisbury 6th Form College
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United Kingdom
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Education Management
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1 - 100 Employee
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Head of Creative Faculty
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Aug 2019 - Jan 2023
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Head Of Creative Faculty
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Aug 2015 - Jan 2023
Recently joined the brand new Salisbury Sixth Form College to help build their Media department. I also teach A Level Photography. I currently split my time between here and Totton College, Southampton, where I work one day a week teaching Video Game Development.
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Head of Year 13
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Aug 2018 - Sep 2019
I became full-time at S6C in August 2018 after being part-time for three years. I divide my time between teaching A Level Film Studies & vocational Digital Media as well as Head of Year 13. My Head of Year role sees me lead on the Year 13 pastoral programme as well as UCAS, progression, employment as well as leading on raising student aspiration.
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Totton College
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United Kingdom
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Education Administration Programs
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100 - 200 Employee
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Curriculum Lead Media Music; Head of Faculty; eLearning Coordinator, Teacher
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Aug 2006 - Aug 2018
I have had a vibrant career at Totton College. I have been a Head of Department, a Head of Faculty and a Curriculum Lead and taught the following subjects along the way: A Levels in Media and Film; BTEC Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production (three different strands of TV & Film; Journalism; Video Game Development); Extended Project Qualification; ABC Award in Journalism; Foundation Degree Art, as well as Level 2 BTEC Media Production. As an experienced personal tutor I have written an extensive amount of UCAS references and guided hundreds of students through the university application process. As a teacher I have taught a variety of Media related subjects and have also taught experimental film at Foundation Degree Art. My main subject has always been Film Studies, something I remain committed to. In the last three years I have achieved Grade 1 ALPS for A Level Film Studies, where 100% of my students increased their Minimum Target Grade by at least 2 grades. I have sustained ALPS 1 – 3 for over three years now. This was in part achieved through a combination of increased ‘Assessment for Learning’ techniques and the ‘Stretch and Challenge’ of higher-level teaching. It has been important for me to stay abreast of changing attitudes in practical pedagogy and as such, I have championed the use of higher level questioning, active learning and a blended learning approach where ‘flipped learning’ has taken a priority. This has seen me make more of a focus on using Moodle (VLE) to create an interactive area where students can have their classroom experience enhanced with podcasts, videos and online material. As a coach I have worked with staff to improve their performance as a teacher and a manager. This has been in the form of regular 1:1s, group discussions as well as delivering workshops on subjects such as AfL, Socratic Questioning and working with new technologies. I left Totton College in August 2018. Show less
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Fareham College
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United Kingdom
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Education Administration Programs
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100 - 200 Employee
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Lecturer
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Aug 1999 - Aug 2006
I worked at Fareham College for seven great years. I taught a range of subjects including Film and Media. I also used to run the annual awards ceremony and the trips to LA, California. I worked at Fareham College for seven great years. I taught a range of subjects including Film and Media. I also used to run the annual awards ceremony and the trips to LA, California.
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Education
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King Alfred's College, Winchester
BA (HONS), Drama, Theatre & Television -
West Kent College, Tonbridge
GCSEs & A Levels, Media, Film, English, Drama, Maths
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