Cleo McQuillin

I currently volunteer at AYAC (Arun youth aqua centre) which is a charity that teaches 8-18 year olds how to sail. We teach children from a variety of different backgrounds. We follow the RYA youth syllabus from stages 1-4 and more advanced skills (such as sailing with spinnakers and race training) where appropriate.

• Ensured that all safety guidelines were followed during practical sessions reducing risk of accidents.
• Kept parents informed about their child's progress through regular communication, fostered parent-teacher collaboration.
• Maintained up-to-date subject knowledge, ensured delivery of accurate information.
• Implemented various teaching strategies to cater to diverse learning styles of students.
• Engaged students with hands-on activities resulting in increased interest in subject matter.
• Prepared lesson materials including visual aids and handouts to support learning objectives.

• Working with adults with learning disabilities, autism and other associated complex needs
• Helped achieve patient independence through guided tasks and activities.
• Increased comfort levels with personal care duties such as bathing and dressing.
• Assisted with mobility issues enabling easier movement around the home.
• Assured safety measures were met to prevent falls or accidents.
• Encouraged social integration by facilitating community involvement opportunities.
• Participated in regular team meetings, enhancing quality of care provided.
• Administered medication according to schedule, promoting optimal health outcomes.
• Actively listened to client concerns thus creating a comforting environment.
• Supported daily living skills training which increased client self-sufficiency.
• Administered medication with rigorous planning and recordkeeping.