Georgia: United Kingdom: Jan 01, 2024

I have recently graduated with a BA History degree from the University of Exeter (in the UK) and I am a friendly, patient, empathetic people person with excellent interpersonal and organisational skills. I believe I possess several qualities that make a good teacher, such as kindness, compassion and the desire to help others, and I would like to become an inspiring and approachable figure for my students, creating a classroom environment that provides them with a safe space to enjoy and develop their learning. I am a motivated, collaborative and creative individual, a good listener and a dedicated learner with proven communication and time management skills. I have completed a 120 hour premier TEFL course and a 30 hour teaching Young Learners course (both online) and I also have some classroom experience — I am currently volunteering at my old primary school as a teaching assistant for the early year groups (ages 4-9) and I enjoy collaborating to create lesson plans, assess work and provide pastoral care. I also took part in a number of mentoring and voluntary teaching schemes whilst at school and University which included supporting students with special learning requirements and disabilities. My personal hobbies include a lifelong love of literature (I read as much as I can!) and I am a dedicated film nerd who regularly goes to the cinema, I love good food, anything related to history and I enjoy exploring and spending time with friends.