I have been involved in different forms of teaching for the majority of my life. I grew up teaching other kids how to play basketball or sing. Then in middle school and high school I was the Vice President of my grade. I would spend time teaching others how to adapt to new and different situations. Currently, I am studying journalism and I consider that to be a form of teaching as well. Through journalism, I got spend time with someone, I learn what they do, then I break it down to simple, understandable forms and teach it to my viewers.

I a person who is easy to engage with. I love listening to people and in turn providing feedback. Many people I meet tell me I am very easy to be around. I'm always open to change, adaptation, and problem solving. One of my main personality strengths is the desire to develop other people. When I recognize a need in someone else's life I have an desire to provide help in providing the need. This would make me a great teacher because it is in my nature to buildup others.

Administration, logistics, organization and orderliness are among my top skills. Through my education I have become proficient in Microsoft programs as well as Adobe Creative Cloud programs. I am also skilled in public speaking, planning, and special events.

I have 7 years of teaching experience related to law, and almost 2 years (1 year 6 months to be exact) ESL teaching experience in Korea.

I started teaching in Korea on 01 June 2017, where I taught kindergarten, elementary, middle school and adult students at Gwangju City Foreign Language Center for seven months (01 June 2017 until 31 December 2017).

After my contract expired, I started teaching at Wonderland Language Institute in Guro-go, Seoul, where I currently work (10 January 2018 until 28 February 2019). Here I work with children aged 5-15 years old and I teach kindergarten, elementary and middle school students every day.

Since I have taught students of all ages, I have the ability to alter my teaching style and preparation to cater for a varied audience.

Kindly refer to my resume and reference letters from previous employers in Korea (including my current employer) for a detailed outline of my experience and skills.

I have a very kind, loving, energetic and outgoing personality, and have developed a reputation among all my students as a teacher who is genuinely interested in their success and achievements.

For me teaching is more than a "nine to five job" or merely going through the motions of teaching every day and collect your paycheck at the end of the month. I am a goal driven person, and I see it as my goal to help all my students to improve all of their English skills (speaking, listening, reading and writing) and in the process improve themselves professionally by gaining quality education. I am always going the extra mile for my students and are always there for them.

I have experience in tutoring GCSE and A-level students in English Literature so have classroom skills that will be valuable for this role. I am kind, hardworking, passionate, flexible and outgoing which I believe to be important in such a role.

During my undergrad, I got the opportunity to work directly with youth and apply the skills that I have learned. I completed 150 hours of community service at an Early Development Center. I also have experience working with student K-5. I am outgoing and full of energy which would lend itself well towards working with younger students.

I have currently been teaching for six years in South Africa. I am hard working, creative, enthusiastic educator. I believe children need to be nurtured and helped during schooling.

I’m a self-motivated, willing to learn, individual with a high level of energy, good leadership and pays great attention to detail and I would love to share my experiences with others. I have exceptional computer and administration skills. I use this as an integrated part of my job to capture statistics and plan events.