Beth Finch

My goal is to gain experience in an Assistant Psychologist role, particularly working with ASD, atypical neurodevelopment/brain injury, children or mental health, with the view to build on my studies, volunteering, and work experience to gain the experience required to undertake a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology.

I have recently completed an MSc in Child Development from UCL, which sparked a significant interest in autism spectrum disorder and mental health difficulties in young people and throughout the lifespan. I ran Nightline at Warwick University, an overnight and anonymous student-led service to support mental health in students on campus that had 120 volunteers. I now volunteer for the central Nightline Association charity to support over 30 Nightlines throughout the UK.

I have experience working with school children with complex disabilities and educational needs, alongside previous commercial experience in the recruitment and volunteering sectors.

• Nightline Association – Training Support Volunteer (March 2022 – Present)
• The Bridge Primary School - Special Educational Needs (SEN) Teaching Assistant (April 2021 – July 2021)
• McSherry Brown - Researcher (August 2018 – April 2020)
• Warwick Nightline – Co-ordinator and listening volunteer (October 2015 - July 2018)

• MSc Child Development, UCL (2020-2022)
• BSc Psychology, 2:1 (Hons.), Warwick University (2015-2019)
• A Levels: Psychology (A*), English (A), Chemistry (B)