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Carys Loveridge

Carys Loveridge

Philosophy Student with Educational Support Experience

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NottinghamMember since June 2, 2026
Active listening, patience and empathyBuilding positive relationships with learners of varying abilitiesLesson adaptation based on learning stylesClassroom and behaviour managementEnglish language, British literature, SPAG and essay structureAdvanced argumentation and critical evaluationConflict resolutionCreative problem solving and initiative-takingTime management under pressure
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Active listening, patience and empathyBuilding positive relationships with learners of varying abilitiesLesson adaptation based on learning stylesClassroom and behaviour managementEnglish language, British literature, SPAG and essay structure

About

Motivated and articulate Philosophy student with proven experience supporting learners in educational and childcare settings. Brings strong communication, critical thinking, and relationship-building abilities developed through tutoring, volunteering and academic study. Adaptable, empathetic and proactive, with a commitment to creating positive learning environments and helping others achieve their potential.

Thrives in team settings as well as independent work, demonstrating resilience, organisation and problem-solving under pressure.

Experience

English Tutor at The Warren School (2023-12 – 2024-11)

  • Delivered one‑to‑one English support, building student confidence and literacy skills.
  • Adapted teaching strategies to individual reading levels, learning styles and linguistic needs.
  • Used interest-based tasks and positive reinforcement to maintain engagement.
  • Encouraged critical thinking through open discussions, quizzes and guided reading.
  • Improved grammar and writing skills through regular SPAG checks and focused instruction.
  • Monitored progress and adjusted sessions to meet specific learning objectives.

Nursery Volunteer at Learn to Leap (2023-07 – 2023-08)

  • Supported children's early development through play‑based learning and creativity.
  • Facilitated reading, imagination-building activities and basic cognitive development tasks.
  • Ensured safety and wellbeing at all times, including on outdoor trips.
  • Offered emotional reassurance to distressed children, promoting a supportive environment.
  • Assisted with routines such as meal preparation, nap time and tidying/sterilisation.
  • Encouraged positive social interactions, sharing and cooperation among groups.

Education

BA (Hons) in Philosophy – University of Nottingham (2028)

A-Levels – The Warren School (2024)

GCSEs – The Warren School (2022)

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