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I am a hardworking and confident individual who is a strong team leader and a team player. For example, I volunteered as an English teacher in a small town in Sudan for three months, whereby I taught and prepared lessons. Additionally, I am a patient, approachable and friendly individual. As a peer mentor at university, students were very comfortable in approaching me about any concerns they had with settling into university life and I gave advice where necessary. Additionally, I have excellent listening and communicational skills and I am a highly organised individual with outstanding time management. My experiences of being a volunteer teacher have enabled me to develop my interpersonal skills and organisational skills. I adapt well to new environments and I am keen to take on new tasks and challenges. Furthermore, I am creative and like to use different teaching techniques to make lessons as interactive, enjoyable and informative for the students.

I am a very dedicated, passionate and hardworking individual. I love working with people. I would really just love to be offered the opportunity to be able to teach English to children. I am a very organized, and i have great time management I skills. I have a National Diploma in Tourism Management( Cum Laude). I have 1 year experience in Retail/customer care. I also have 1 year experience in Hospitality/Tourism.

I am a hardworking, enthusiastic and adaptable individual. I am excited for the opportunity to teach children as i believe that this is the best way to share and learn cultures as well as languages.
I have had volunteer experience at animal shelters and numerous team building activities and courses throughout my school life.
I am currerntly doing a 100 hour TEFL course and plan to complete it by the end of February.

I have 17 years of experience working at the Home Office as an Immigration officer and later specialising as a criminal and financial investigator.
In brief, I investigated organised crime groups involved in Immigration related crimes including human trafficking, people smuggling, Immigration fraud and deception.
Such work meant I had key organisational skills allowing me to successfully present a case to court and get a conviction.

I was thorough in my case and interview preparation, allowing me to obtain all evidence necessary for a case to be successful in court.

I have excellent communication skills. This meant I could communicate with suspects and victims with due diligence and also meant I could communicate exceptionally well with other law enforcement agencies, Government and court bodies. These skills also allowed me to communicate well with young children and young adults in vulnerable situations and otherwise.

I have a vast amount of experience in preparing and delivering training and work shops to Home Office staff, the police and other professional bodies.
I was the Equality and Diversity trainer within the South West region for the Home Office and delivered a vast amount of training on diversity issues and laws.
I was also the trainer for police officers in the region who needed training on Immigration laws and their rights as police officers.
I feel this experience will help me in preparing and delivering lessons which will be fun and informative for adults and children alike.

I have taught basic English to three children online whilst they were in Pakistan. The children are distant relatives who became orphaned a few years ago. The children have come to the UK where they have been adopted. In order to prepare them for life in the UK, I taught them grammar and vocabulary so that when they started school in the UK, they were on a level playing field with the other children.

I speak two other languages myself, Urdu and Punjabi.

I have completed a 150 premium course which I completed in Cardiff followed by the advanced 30 hour course on teaching young children.

I am a recent university graduate seeking a teaching position in South Korea. I have a keen interest in languages, having studied German at university and I am currently starting beginner's Korean. I aim to develop the teaching skills I acquired during my time as a language assistant in a local high school and develop my studies of Korean language and culture. I recently decided to travel independently to South Korea for two weeks where I discovered I could adapt easily to my Korean host family's schedule and enjoyed experiencing a new culture enormously. At my current job we run scuba diving courses and PADI qualifications, and as a part of that I was asked to supervise children's scuba parties, where I found that I really enjoy working with children. I am now asked to organize games and activities after the positive feedback I received from parents and children. I also completed my Emergency First Response course which included skills like CPR and emergency secondary care so that I could ensure responsibility for the safety of a group as well as games and fun. During my time working for a family-run scuba business I learned the importance of forming a bond with the local diving community and found that a naturally friendly and open nature really helped me engage with the customers and get know people as individuals. I am eager to tie these experiences into teaching and look forward to starting my new career.