RESUME
First Name: François, Middle Initial: M.
Last Name: Diadhiou
Date of Birth: 05/01/1946 Place of Birth: Ziguinchor
Country of Birth: Senegal, Naturalized United States Citizen
Marital Status: Married with 5 children
Religion: Catholic
Address: 7815 Fiske Avenue Lanham, MD 20706
Tel.: 301-***-**** Email: acr1n8@r.postjobfree.com
EDUCATION
2012: ACCESS for ELLs (ESOL WIDA CERTICATE)
2010-2015: ESOL (APC) Maryland Advanced Professional Certificate
1987: Certificate of Aptitude for the Teaching of English in Middle and High Schools (CAE-CEM) – BA plus 45 – University of Dakar, Senegal
1984: Post Graduate Diploma in Teaching English Overseas (DTEO)
University of Leeds, School of Education, England
1983: Certificate of Applied Language Studies Institute for Applied Language Studies, University of Edinburgh, Scotland
1970: DUEL LVE, Associate Degree University of Dakar, Senegal
1968: Baccalaureate of Second Degree A4 Series (High School Diploma, +one Semester College Studies)
PUBLIC SCHOOLS EXPERIENCE
2007-2012: ESOL Teacher @ Nicholas Orem Middle School
(Retired as of 08/01/2012)
Prince George’s County, MD Tel.: 301-***-****
1992-2007: French Immersion Teacher @ Robert Goddard
Prince George’s County, MD Tel.: 301-***-****
1991-1992: Multicultural Resource Specialist Prince George’s County
Public schools Sasscer Building, Upper Marlboro, MD
Tel.: 301-***-****
1972-1991: English (ESL) and French Teacher
Lycee Djignabo (High School), Ziguinchor, Senegal, inclusive of 1983-1984
Internship at the Universities of Edinburg, Scotland and Leeds, England
OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1998-Present: President/CEO of SEMBE INTERNATIONAL, INC. Specializing in Translation and Interpreting French-English-Spanish
1994-1996: French Instructor PG Community College Continuing Education
EDUCATIONAL AWARDS
2001: Maryland Winner of Education Unsung Heroes Awards
1996: James Duckworth Awards Working with Disabled Children (CEC)
1994: Prince George’s County Educators Association (PGCEA)
Teacher of the Year Award
LANGUAGES
Native Speaker of French, English, Spanish, Wolof, Jola, Portuguese Creole
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