Lecturer and SEND specialist
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I completed my Master’s Degree in 2016 and I have worked for 8 years as a Higher Education lecturer, (BA Hons SEND) and 8months as a Standing in Course Leader. I have worked in Local Authorities as SEND Coordinator and Family Support Worker. I also possess technical skills such as managing data and also online presentations such as Webinars and TEAMS.
Lecturer: BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs and Disability Studies
Interim Course Leader: Dec 2021-August 22
Module Leader: Aug 2017 – Date Delivery of learning and assessment on (Further Education Courses eg. Access to HE right up to the Degree Programme
Children and Families Support Worker - Southend Borough City Council (April 2017-Dec 2017)
Education, Health and Care Plan Coordinator - Essex County Council (6 October 2014 – 6 October 2015)
Senior Support Worker - Summercare Homes (May 2007- September to Dec 2016)
Westhouse Residential Home (Jan 2006- May 2007)
Supply / Cover teacher - Beacon Education (September 2008 – February 2017)
Teacher - Ministry of Education (Zimbabwe) (January 1997 – December 2005)
Leadership, Teaching, lesson planning, classroom management, Critical thinking, Virtual Learning Environment, Research, Curriculum Development, Blended Learning, Microsoft Teams, Ethics, Canvas VLE, Case Studies, Qualitative Research, Data Analysis, Observation, Presentation
Social Services, Time management, Empathy, Understanding diversity, Ethics, Report Writing, Communication, Collaboration and Negotiation, Planning and Organisational skills, Resourcefulness, Knowledge of SEND, Education, Safeguarding legislation.
Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE)
Master’s in Special Educational Needs (Pass with Merit)
BA Honours Special Education Studies: Degree Class 2.2
Preparing to Teach in Lifelong Learning Sector (PTLLS)
NVQ Level 3 in Health and Social Care
BA General Degree Class 2.2
3 GCE Advanced Level Cambridge Syndicate (1992-1993)
9 GCE Ordinary levels including Maths, English and Science (1988 – 1991)