As an empathetic and hardworking college graduate, I am dedicated to the safety and protection of the young people in this world.
With diverse experience in teaching and glowing academic reports I believe I have the skills needed to make life a better place for whoever needs that support. As a person with Autism my journey has been difficult but I have learnt life skills, patience, understanding and peace and I am looking to share that with the world. I have been extremely dedicated to my musical studies from the age of 6, taking an array of extracurricular activities such as bass, guitar, drums, dancing, singing and music production and even studying that professionally as time progressed which has heightened my resilience and my strength of self which has turned me into who I am today.
My approach with work is to go into everything with kindness, patience and an open mind, creating a safe space for everyone and constantly looking for ways to better myself not only as a worker but as a person. My ideal job would be somewhere that I can truly make a difference for those around me and that will always be what I strive for.
I have lead an open mic night that was brought to life by my own studies and communication with the staff as part of my A-level course
I have done the tech management for another open mic night as part of my GCSE course.
I have presented my final project to a room of people consisting of a music video and song that was entirely self produced as well as explained what went behind the project for my A-level course.
I have performed in 5 different gigs with crowds that have gone up to over 100 people.
I have taught a student vocally in which she has used those skills to apply and get accepted into a musical performance college.