
I pride myself on being a highly adaptable teacher, capable of implementing my specialist teaching strategies to suit diverse educational settings—from traditional independent classrooms to dynamic online learning platforms. I am eager to bring my unique blend of QTS knowledge, TEFL teaching experience and Level 5 Dyslexia expertise to a forward-thinking workplace where I can immediately contribute to student success. I look forward to utilizing my seven years of varied experience to build effective partnerships, solve complex learning challenges, and make a tangible difference in the lives of the families I support.
Diagnostic Assessment: Skilled in using standardized tools to identify specific phonological and processing deficits.
A strategic and highly experienced Specialist Teacher (QTS) with a Level 5 Diploma in Dyslexia/SpLD and seven years of dedicated SEN experience I specialize in identifying complex cognitive barriers to literacy and create bespoke, multi-sensory 'scaffolded' interventions that move beyond standard support to achieve measurable academic growth I am adept at translating diagnostic data into actionable classroom strategies and one to one settings and building effective multi-agency partnerships to ensure inclusive, high-quality education for neurodivergent learners
As a highly qualified ESOL/TEFL teacher with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and specialist expertise in Level 5 Dyslexia support I leverage seven years of SEN experience alongside my TEFL teaching to deliver high-engagement English language instruction, specifically tailored to learners with diverse cognitive profiles or those learning English as a second language I specialize in bridging the gap for students in their 'silent period' by using multi-sensory, scaffolded techniques that reduce cognitive load and accelerate language acquisition My dual background in mainstream and specialist literacy allows me to provide good, individualized support for EAL students including those who face additional learning barriers such as dyslexia or processing delays