INDI KAUR **** *** Street, 604-***-****
Canadian Permanent Resident Surrey, BC ***.****@*****.***
Profile:
A dynamic, detail-orientated, tenacious and innovative degree qualified professional who takes pride in her ability to successfully deliver. Looking for a challenging position with opportunities to continue to develop and grow professionally while drawing upon previous experiences.
Education, Training, Qualifications & Certificates:
HSE First Aid at Work
May 2017
St John’s Ambulance, London, UK
Safeguarding & Child Protection Awareness Course (Level 1)
May 2017
Graffham Consultancy Limited
DHS Enhanced Certificate
March 2017
Disclosure & Barring Service (UK)
Cambridge Speaking Examiner (FCE & PET)
March 2016
Merit School, Barcelona, Spain
International House ELT Conference
Feb 2015
International House, Barcelona
Cambridge DELTA (Level 7/ 60 credits of a Masters)
Module 1 Pass with Merit
Module 2 Pass with Merit
Module 3 Pass
2015
CLIC International House, Seville, Spain.
Diploma of TESOL
High Pass (Certified by TESOL Canada)
2011
ILAC, Vancouver, Canada
BSc Human Sciences with Honours all modules majoring in Psychology - Second class, division two
2011
University of Nottingham, UK
Advanced Level Education
2007
Wyggeston & Queen Elizabeth I College, Leicester, UK
Professional Skills:
Professional Integrity Team Players Cultural Sensitivity
Meeting Targets Supervision of projects Organisational Skills
Always being flexible and adaptable Coaching Working Independently
Personal Qualities:
Approachable, passionate, enthusiastic, punctual with good time management
Languages: Punjabi (conversational), French (conversational) and Spanish (elementary)
Having strong communication skills: verbally and orally
Average 55 wpm with a high degree of accuracy
Work Experience:
Kensington Academy of English with David Game College
Assistant Director of Studies March 2017 – Sept 2017
Developing and designing the syllabus for a 45-hour 10-week course for the ISE Trinity exam and a 120-hour 12-week fluency course using authentic materials
Learner academic welfare
Creation of staffing plans
Assistant project management of the school moving from one site to another across London
Interviewing & hiring new members of staff (teachers)
Responsible for teacher welfare
Policy development
Leading internal professional development seminars
Observing teachers and providing in-depth feedback with an action plan for the following year
Assessing learner levels
Stepping in for the Director of studies during her absence
Evocation, London, UK Jan 2017 – March 2017
Temporary EFL Teacher
Merit School, Barcelona, Spain Nov 2015 – Dec 2016
Teacher of Adults
Adapting to learner needs and styles with the use of needs analysis and diagnostic testing
Mentoring and advising new and senior members of staff
Responsible for planning and evaluating lessons, materials and curriculum
Assessment of improvement with progress and end of course tests
Maintaining records: attendance, achievement and classes, using Google docs and Google sheets
Working on intensive and high-stakes courses with fixed time constraints and targets
Using technology to enhance learning and delivery through blended and flipped learning
Teaching learners at A1-C2 at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC Campus Nord)
Durham University, Durham, UK 2015 & 2016
Pre-sessional English for Academic Purposes teacher
Teaching post-graduate international students on intensive English for Academic Purposes courses
Proficient in Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Moodle and Blackboard
Coaching life skills such as time management, managing workloads & critical thinking
Regularly participating in standardisation and assessment meetings and providing in-depth feedback
Being observed by BALEAP a quality assurance network
Experienced in using Smart boards, visualizers and projectors
Quality Languages, Montmeló, Spain Jan 2015 – July 2015
Teacher
Working with learners from 5-50+ years and at levels capabilities
Juggling multiple projects with differing targets at the same time
Delivery based on project work with CLIC for young learners
Creating new resources that were then implemented company wide
ILAC, Vancouver, Canada June 2012 – Aug 2014
English Teacher and Teacher Liaison Officer:
Taking minutes, regularly attending and conducting meetings
Relaying staff concerns to management and providing solutions
Disseminating the internal communications of the Academic Department
Leading a team as a teacher liaison
Mentoring and aiding new members of staff
Conducting level assessments
Working with a variety of levels to a variety of ages and learners from all across the globe
Preparing, administering and correcting assessments bi-weekly and providing in-depth feedback
Using a range of delivery styles, for example, task-based learning & the communicative approach
Working on speciality courses, such as, exam preparation
Interests: Reading, 30-day challenges, travelling and learning new languages