Niamh Keating Email & Phone Number

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Romania

Teacher of English Literature KS3 under the Cambridge curriculum.Teacher of KS4 GCSE Psychology.Responsible for the pastoral care of a group of students as a form tutor.

Berlin, Germany

This role focuses on collaborating with a team to care for the students within the Boarding House. I collaborate with a team to provide pastoral care within the Boarding House. I am also specifically responsible for providing academic and emotional support to specific team of students. In my role, I particularly focus on the wellbeing of the students through my involvement with the student-led wellbeing committee.

Felsted, England, United Kingdom

This role involved teaching students aged twelve to seventeen from many different countries and cultures. I took part in the examination of these children to gauge their levels, and creating lesson plans to suit these levels. Whilst there, I taught children of all levels of English and adapted my lessons to cater for their English as well as their interests. I also took part in the Summer School's excursions as I ensured the children had a safe and fun experience.

Vesc, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes, France

This position consisted of working with a team in order to run lessons and activities for new groups of children each week. This would involve examining the children and planning and executing English lessons to suit their English levels. Whilst there, I also took part in the planning and leading camp-wide activities, such as arts and crafts and dances.

Italy

Through this role, I received a certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language Through Theatre and Play. This role involved working at Summer Camps throughout Italy in which staff would teach English in the morning and lead camp-wide activities in the evening. I experienced teaching children from the ages of five to fifteen with all levels of English. Whilst working there I developed my adaptability skills hugely as I moved from camp to camp every week and was met with a new work environment.

Julian, California, United States

This role involved direct responsibility for new groups of children each week, aged from five to seventeen. This would involve the general care of the children, as well as leading activities in sports and arts and crafts. The role developed my skills in teamwork immensely as it had a heavy focus on working well with other staff to ensure that each child had a fun and safe experience at camp.

Master Of Arts - Ma, Gender And Sexuality In Culture, 1.1

This programme enabled me to pursue my academic interests in race and gender specifically, and develop my research skills. My dissertation.

English Literature And History

Activities and Societies: Higher Education Correspondent for Trinity News, contributing writer to TN2, S2S MentorI studied a range.