George Churchill

As a lead coach at little kickers I deliver engaging classes to up to 18 children aged 1 to 8, it has greatly improved my communication skills as must cater my instructions to both parents and children. Meanwhile, my ability to adapt to the needs of others whilst working in a team is tested with each session. I must maintain professionalism when talking to parents alongside communicating effectively to groups of young children, by breaking down tasks into simple instructions and delivering them in an entertaining and playful manner.|

I have recently started tutoring younger students privately, I believe its a great way to support my already existing knowledge on the subjects that I teach. Furthermore, having to relearn topics from new syllabuses strengthens my ability to self-learn and gather knowledge quickly and efficiently.

As an FA-qualified football referee, on most weekends I work as a referee for youth football teams at clubs such as Sutton United. At this job I have to demonstrate my ability to communicate clearly and make quick decisions while under pressure. This would prove useful at any job as it shows I am good at working on my own, in a team and resolving conflicts.