Subject Leader - Psychology

Long Eaton, United Kingdom

September 2013 - Present

Situated on the border of Nottingham and Derbyshire in Long Eaton, Trent College and its Junior School and Nursery, The Elms, are co-educational independent schools, educating pupils from 6 weeks to 18 years old. Founded in 1868, the school combines the traditional with the modern, with the main building sitting at the heart of a striking 45-acre campus, complemented by modern facilities and creative spaces. Students are equipped with the life skills to make the most of opportunity and the mindset to question and challenge This comes through nurturing confidence and inquisitive minds by combining robust, diverse academic challenges with a huge variety of extra-curricular opportunities that encourage students to find enjoyment through excellence in whatever they love, from the arts and sport to subject-based distinction, debating and more. Giving students the chance to embrace different cultures and to experience the real world in all its forms, through community partnership programmes, cultural exchanges, and overseas visits, speaker programmes and excellent careers advice, contributes to the development of well-rounded, responsible and empathetic individuals. The wellbeing of pupils is at the core of everything at the school. Students are given the best possible care during their time at the school and equipped with the tools to manage the challenges of life with a positive and resilient approach. For more information about the schools visit www.trentcollege.net or www.elmsschool.net

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Long Eaton, United Kingdom

January 2010 - January 2013

Head Of Faculty - Social Science

Hillingdon, United Kingdom

January 2007 - January 2010

Head of Department, Psychology with Health and Social Care

Hillingdon, United Kingdom

January 2004 - January 2007

Lecturer in Psychology

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January 2004 - January 2005

Senior Case Manager and Family Therapist

Chicago, United States

January 2003 - January 2004

Lecturer in Psychology

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January 2002 - January 2003

Teacher

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January 2002 - January 2003

Case Manager

January 1999 - January 2001