Providing excellent customer service, reception services, and events support at the Bishopsgate Institute. Proudly independent since 1895, Bishopsgate Institute is a cultural venue in the City of London. The institute's archives document the experiences of everyday life, as well as the people who have campaigned for social, political and cultural change.

At Queer and the Classical (QATC), I engaged in a dynamic space dedicated to exploring and challenging intersections between queer identities and classical studies. My role involved facilitating discussions and fostering creative exchanges among queer researchers and artists, aiming to pioneer innovative perspectives on how queer and classical elements can inform and enrich each other. Through leading and participating in projects such as the “You Better Work: Queer Labour, Queer Liberation”… Show more At Queer and the Classical (QATC), I engaged in a dynamic space dedicated to exploring and challenging intersections between queer identities and classical studies. My role involved facilitating discussions and fostering creative exchanges among queer researchers and artists, aiming to pioneer innovative perspectives on how queer and classical elements can inform and enrich each other. Through leading and participating in projects such as the “You Better Work: Queer Labour, Queer Liberation” conference and the “Queer and The Classical: Critical Futures, Critical Feelings” conference, as well as contributing to the seminar series “Back to a Time Before I Had Form: Ancient Origin Myth(s) of Queerness,” I contributed to advancing critical dialogues and promoting diversity and inclusion within the field. Show less

At Lumiere Education, I empower students to reach their full academic potential through personalized, one-on-one tutoring sessions. Leveraging Lumiere's innovative educational approach, I tailor my teaching methods to each student's unique learning style, ensuring they not only understand the material but also develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

As a Tutor at the University of Oxford, I taught courses for Honour Moderations in Classics (UG), including ‘Iliad in Translation’, ‘Sappho in Translation’, and ‘Virgil’s Aeneid’. I conducted both one-on-one tutorials and group sessions, assessing student performance through essays and exams. While following established curricula, I also designed custom lesson plans for both essay-based and translation-focused classes, ensuring a tailored and effective learning experience for each student.

As a Seminar Leader for the Reception Studies Seminar (PG) at the Faculty of Classics, University of Oxford, I designed and delivered seminars in a group setting. I developed the course curriculum and created bespoke classes for different groups of students over the years, ensuring an engaging and comprehensive educational experience.

As a freelance researcher for Deep Vibes, an innovative app dedicated to supporting caregivers of people living with dementia, I created impactful and informative content to aid and educate our user base. My role involved writing over 100 scripts on various dementia-related topics, ensuring they were accurate, engaging, and beneficial for caregivers. I collaborated with leading experts in the field to incorporate the latest research and insights into our content, covering a wide range of topics… Show more As a freelance researcher for Deep Vibes, an innovative app dedicated to supporting caregivers of people living with dementia, I created impactful and informative content to aid and educate our user base. My role involved writing over 100 scripts on various dementia-related topics, ensuring they were accurate, engaging, and beneficial for caregivers. I collaborated with leading experts in the field to incorporate the latest research and insights into our content, covering a wide range of topics including practical caregiving tips, emotional support strategies, and up-to-date medical information. Through my work, I aimed to make a meaningful difference in the lives of caregivers by providing them with the knowledge and tools they needed to navigate the challenges of dementia care. Show less

As a freelance researcher for Storymix, an inclusive fiction studio for children's stories, I contributed creatively to the team by suggesting book ideas, researching information, and recommending authors. I investigated background information for historical characters and settings, presenting the information clearly and concisely through well-structured paragraphing and detailed articles of around 10 pages. My work helped ensure the stories were both engaging and accurate, supporting… Show more As a freelance researcher for Storymix, an inclusive fiction studio for children's stories, I contributed creatively to the team by suggesting book ideas, researching information, and recommending authors. I investigated background information for historical characters and settings, presenting the information clearly and concisely through well-structured paragraphing and detailed articles of around 10 pages. My work helped ensure the stories were both engaging and accurate, supporting Storymix's mission to create inclusive and captivating children's literature. Show less

As a Reading Group Leader for Queer@King’s, an interdepartmental and interdisciplinary research group on queer studies, gender, and sexuality, I led discussions on a reading group titled ‘Transforming Identities, Adapting Texts’. This group explored themes of change, transformation, and identity evolution across literature, with a precise focus on trans and genderqueer experiences. I organized monthly Zoom meetings, fostering an inclusive and engaging online community during the pandemic… Show more As a Reading Group Leader for Queer@King’s, an interdepartmental and interdisciplinary research group on queer studies, gender, and sexuality, I led discussions on a reading group titled ‘Transforming Identities, Adapting Texts’. This group explored themes of change, transformation, and identity evolution across literature, with a precise focus on trans and genderqueer experiences. I organized monthly Zoom meetings, fostering an inclusive and engaging online community during the pandemic, ensuring meaningful and insightful conversations. Show less

As a Document Reviewer at TORCH | The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities, I meticulously evaluated and organized a range of research documents, ensuring accuracy and relevance in support of the Centre's scholarly projects. My role required a keen attention to detail and the ability to manage complex information efficiently.

I served as a Student Representative for Beat, where I acted as a liaison between the student body and the organization, advocating for mental health support and gathering feedback to improve services. This role involved both direct communication with students and collaborative efforts to address their needs.

As a Sports Activator at King’s College London, I was responsible for promoting and organizing sporting activities and events. My role focused on increasing student engagement in sports, developing programs to foster participation, and supporting the overall enhancement of the college’s sports culture.

As a Contributing Writer for The Strand Magazine , I played a key role in crafting compelling articles that highlighted the vibrant arts and culture scene in London. My work focused on showcasing the dynamic intersection of the city's cultural landscape and the student perspective of King’s College London. Through engaging storytelling and insightful commentary, I contributed to the magazine’s mission of celebrating and analyzing the rich tapestry of London’s cultural life.

As Vice-President and Fundraising Secretary of the KCL Fencing Club at King’s College London, I played a pivotal role in both leadership and financial planning for the club. My responsibilities included overseeing club operations, organizing events such as the London Varsity Series 2018, and spearheading fundraising initiatives. Notably, I managed the KCL Fencing Charity Fenceathon, a 24-hour continuous fencing event aimed at raising funds and engaging the community. My efforts were focused on… Show more As Vice-President and Fundraising Secretary of the KCL Fencing Club at King’s College London, I played a pivotal role in both leadership and financial planning for the club. My responsibilities included overseeing club operations, organizing events such as the London Varsity Series 2018, and spearheading fundraising initiatives. Notably, I managed the KCL Fencing Charity Fenceathon, a 24-hour continuous fencing event aimed at raising funds and engaging the community. My efforts were focused on enhancing the club's visibility, fostering team spirit, and ensuring the successful execution of key events and fundraising campaigns. Show less