CURRICULUM VITAE
PERSONAL DETAILS
NAME: Onyekachi Anyanwu
MOBILE: +447********* E-MAIL: ******@*******.***
EDUCATION:
****-****: PhD. Higher Education, IICSE University
****-****: Masters in Education, IICSE University
1997-1998: University of London, Goldsmiths College
Post Graduate Certificate in Maths Education
1991-1994: South Bank University, London
BEng Hons. Chemical Engineering
1989-1991: South London College, London
National Diploma in Science
1988-1989: Hackney 6th Form College, London
2 External GCSE O’Levels
1982-1988: Queen of the Rosary Secondary School, Nsukka, Nigeria
GCE O’ Levels
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
Sept 2018 – present City of Westminster College, Maths lecturer
July 2017 – Aug 2018 Edmonton County School, Maths teacher
Aug 2016 – April 2017 Harnett Central High School, North Carolina, USA Expatriate Maths
Teacher
Aug 2014 – Sept 2015 Aduvie School Abuja: Expatriate Maths Teacher/Head of School
Sept 2012 – Aug 2014 The Regent Secondary School Abuja, Expatriate Maths Teacher
Feb 2010 – Sept 2011 Maths Consultant at various schools in East London
Sept 2004 – May 2009 Westminster Adult Education Services, Amberley Road
London W9 2JJ
Numeracy Lecturer
Feb 2003 – Aug 2004: London Action Trust
88 Clapham Road, London SW9
Peripatetic Study Support Worker
Sept 2001 – July 2002: ST&T Regency School, Lagos, Nigeria
Home tutoring and English reading lessons
Sept 2000 - July 2001: Grange Secondary School, Harold Shodipo Crescent G.R.A Ikeja, Lagos
Expatriate Maths teacher
Sept 1998 - July 2000: Parliament Hill School, Highgate Road, NW5 1RL
COURSES ATTENDED:
Sept 2013 to date Differentiation courses and safeguarding students every term
August 2013: Interactive Maths with ICT
May 2013: Effective Differentiation
August 2012: Improving pupils’ attainment
March 2010: Teaching and learning
Sept 2008: Embedding Numeracy into vocational courses
Sept 2007: Skills for life Numeracy and Literacy Training
Oct 2006: Skills for life Diagnostics Assessment training
Dec 2005: Developing Numeracy resources
Nov 2004: Embedding Numeracy into work context
July 2001: Coursework Accreditation–awarded by University of Cambridge Examination Board
April 2001: 5 day workshop on English teachers’ Development
June 2000: Accelerated learning in Maths – thinking Maths
March 2000: Workshop on behaviour, social inclusion, pupils’ support
June 1998: Relationship with children
June 1998: Teaching ICT with Maths
April 1998: Raising pupils’ achievement
Nov 1997: Teaching Maths across the curriculum
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
I have done a lot of voluntary work in my spare time assisting socially excluded and vulnerable people by supporting them to get re-integrated back into their communities.
-I have good communication and administrative skills, I am hardworking with a good sense of humour which helps create a relaxed learning and teaching environment. I am patient and a good listener and have a willingness to learn new skills to help develop my professional career.
-I treat everyone with an equal opportunity regardless of age, race, ethnicity religion, disability and learning difficulties etc.
-I work to meet deadlines and ensure all students have tasks differentiated for them to access the curriculum and achieve their best potential by monitoring their academic programmes.
-I play a full and enthusiastic part in the general life of my work place.
-I support and work co-operatively with Managers and other team members.
-I am flexible and adapt to change and responsive in all aspects of my post, undertaking full teaching load in line with employers’ policy.
-I support the ethos of employers’, its marketing, publicity and recruitment activities and implement policies on Equal Opportunities and Health & Safety.
-I am able to manage the teaching and learning processes for all assigned groups and courses by
-keeping up to date with subject and course developments and external requirements, such as exam boards and awarding bodies
-preparing schemes of work and learning programmes, co-ordinating curriculum and developing courses.
-undertaking appropriate assessment activities to monitor the progress and attainment of students
-recording and reporting student progress and attainment in line with college policies and practices
-promoting and delivering a range of teaching and learning strategies including use of web based materials to enhance student achievement
-contributing to the review and evaluation procedures in line with quality assurance policies.
FUN MATHS CAMPAIGN
F FINDING
U UNKNOWN
N NUMBERS IN MATHS
IS AIMED AT
CAPTIVATING STUDENTS' ATTENTION
ENGAGING LEARNERS
CREATING A RELAXING LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
ALLOWING STUDENTS' WORK AT THEIR OWN PACE
TEACHING WITH INTERNET BASED MATERIALS, WORKSHEETS
MATHS GAMES
MATHS HISTORY
INTERNET TEST AND EXAM PRACTICE
MOTIVATING LEARNERS
TRAINING TEACHERS TO TRAIN STUDENTS
EVERYDAY MATHS
SMILE MATHS
THINKING MATHS
DISCUSS MATHS
DIFFERENTIATE MATHS
DEVELOP MATHS SKILLS
ENHANCE MATHS SKILLS
CONSOLIDATE MATHS SKILLS
RETAIN MATHS SKILLS
IMPROVE MATHS SKILLS
PROGRESS WITH MATHS SKILLS TO THE NEXT LEVEL
ACHIEVING MILESTONES
CONFIDENT WITH MATHS SKILLS GAINED
INCREASED SELF ESTEEM TO SUCCEED
ACHIEVING TARGETS
WHAT IS A GOOD LESSON
WHAT IS A BAD LESSON
METHODS AND HOW ?
WHOLE CLASS INTERACTION
TEACHER PUPIL INTERACTION
PUPIL PUPIL INTERACTION
INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP WORK
MATHS PRESENTATIONS
INVESTIGATE MATHS
CLASSWORK
HOMEWORK
SELF ASSESSMENT TEACHER ASSESSMENT
FINANCIAL LITERACY
MONEY MANAGEMENT
MAINTAINING MATHS STANDARDS
HANDS ON MATHS NOT JUST TEXT BOOKS
ALL THESE ARE AIMED AT REMOVING FEAR AND BARRIERS TO SUCCESS IN MATHS