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ADDITIONAL TEACHING/TRAINING EXPERIENCE
Summer Camp Counsellor Summers 2014 – 2016
YMCA, Toronto
Demonstrated strong teamwork skills by organizing ‘Lunch and Learn’ meetings to share best
practices, including developing specialized services to integrate persons with special needs
into recreational programs. This initiative was adapted by 2 other YMCA branches
Applied diversity awareness in the planning and implementation of recreational activities,
involving various teaching methods such as story-telling, visual and hands-on exercises,
contributing to the intellectual development of participants
Achieved over 85% on final performance evaluation, commended by supervisor for delivering
recreational services with integrity and keeping up to date with legislation, concerning
confidentiality
Bilingual Children’s Program Facilitator (Part-time) 2014 – 2015
Scarborough Historical Museum, Scarborough
Delivered children's historical education programs about 19th century Scarborough to school
groups (Grades 2-5) from local French Immersion schools using museum-designed curriculum
Facilitated hands-on learning activities of school groups and children with special needs
Led a camp group of 24 children aged 6 to 12, and collaborated with 4 other camp staff in
organizing activities including arts & crafts, cooking, games, and walks
EXTRACURRICULAR ACHIEVEMENTS/COACHING CAPABILITIES
Bilingual Drama Teacher/Organizer/Participant 2013 – 2015
National Improv Games, Toronto
Taught improvisation workshops in both French and English, organized tournaments and was
selected to adjudicate for the National Improv games
Part of a 7-member improvisation team which won 2nd place in 2014 National Improv Games
Dancer/Teacher/Choreographer 2011 – 2013
Celtic Cross Irish Dance School, Scarborough
Trained in Irish and Scottish dance since the age of 5; won over 50 dance medals in
competitions at the local, provincial and national levels
Taught Irish dance to students ranging from 2 years old to adults; organized and
choreographed performances in the community allowing students to showcase their talents for
family and friends