Harry: United Kingdom: Mar 05, 2018

Regarding my experience, I have volunteered as a 1-to-1 tutor and classroom assistant while at my school. The experience enabled me to recognise the value of creativity in the classroom, differentiating the lesson structure to cater to different learning styles and effective communication. The voluntary role also made me acutely aware of students diverse learning needs. Different students have different ways of learning, and I would, therefore, try to create a lesson that caters to visual, kinesthetic and auditory learners. Whether I am volunteering at my local tennis club or running as the Vice-President for my university's RAG society I have always embraced and learnt from the opportunities I've had to work with young people.

I am an enthusiastic individual with a passion for education, teaching and foreign cultures. I know that I can translate this confidence and enthusiasm over to the class to produce productive and well-structured lessons. Through engaging in public speaking competitions and always pushing myself to improve, I have developed strong voice projection and presentation skills. Moreover, I have a strong work ethic and want to put the hours of work in to deliver the best lesson possible to students.