KRISTEN BLUECOAT

I worked with children and youth in different programs such as early education and summer camps and bible school. I first started training in the summer of June 2014 with Right to Play in Thunder Bay, ON at Lakehead University. I was working as a high school student. In January 2017, I worked with Early Childhood Education for a few months as a replacement worker. Then I worked with Frontier College Summer Camp in July 2018 in Fort Severn at the Youth Center. I developed skills in educational environment, including effective communication, critical thinking, and curriculum planning. Seeking to transition into new field where these skills can be applied and further expanded. Committed to making positive impact and contributing to team success and further develop professional skills.

Demonstrates strong analytical, communication, and teamwork skills, with proven ability to quickly adapt to new environments. Positive attitude and commitment to continuous learning and growth. Willingness to take on added responsibilities. Keep classrooms organized and students on-task to facilitate effective learning.

Committed to inspiring students, fostering academic growth, and guide students to achieve academic milestones through innovative teaching methods. Diligent and adaptable in meeting individual student needs with warm, safe educational environments.