Having completed a Master’s in International relations I am looking to begin a new career related to my studies.After completing my BA in French and philosophy for which I received a first class grade with distinction in spoken French, I worked as a lecturer at the University of Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, teaching English language and phonetics. I then returned to England to work as a teacher completing the Teach First graduate programme which placed me into a school with pupils from socially disadvantaged backgrounds, initially as an unqualified teacher. After 3 successful and enjoyable years as a teacher, I decided to pursue my interests in international politics and took a Master’s in International Relations at King’s College University, completing a dissertation on the discourse of the Brexit campaign and the motivations behind the Leave vote. I received an overall grade of distinction with a dissertation grade in the top five per cent for my cohort.I have a passionate interest in international politics and related areas of human rights, democratisation, conflict resolution, advocacy and international development. While finishing my Master's degree I began an internship with the Democratic Progress Institute, contributing to their peacebuilding projects in Turkey and Syria. In addition to my educational and professional experience I volunteer at the Red Cross refugee support centre, engaging in an issue about which I am passionate and improving my knowledge and experience working with refugees. I am fluent in French and Spanish and have a basic level of Arabic. I am now looking to take build on my professional and educational experiences in a career allowing me to engage in international questions such as human rights, migration and conflict resolution.