Chatteris’ own Jack Salmon sat down with ex-Chatteris tutor Mariel Murray to discuss her career path through the White House, the US Department of Agriculture and more.
Tag: professional development
Life Beyond Chatteris: Working for the US Department of Justice
In this post, Chatteris’ own Jack Salmon speaks to former Chatteris Tutor Davis Backer about his career after Chatteris, and how his time in Hong Kong influenced his career path.
Improving Student Motivation Using Pop Culture
Chatteris’ own Derron Ankers makes an argument for why pop tunes and YouTube are crucial for getting your students gripped.
Life Beyond Chatteris: Teaching Maths in the UK
From tutor to Teach First – Chatteris’ own Alice Deptford speaks to Emily Lagan, who left Chatteris to pursue teaching in the British secondary school system.
A Year in Photos
The academic year for Chatteris Tutors has drawn to a close, so Chatteris’ own Emily Brazier walks us through the last 9 months in pictures.
Professional Development in the Pandemic: MOOCs
Chatteris’ own Aarohi Narain talks us through how our team are fostering their professional development through Massive Open Online Courses.
Doing a CELTA: What, Why and Where?
It’s come to the time of year where many of our tutors are thinking about what happens next. Chatteris’ own Leo Sharp talks us through a qualification he gained to support his development as an ESL teacher. What is a CELTA? A CELTA (Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) formerly known as […]
Life Beyond Chatteris: Teaching in Hong Kong
Chatteris’ own Grace Baxendine chats to Tom Robertshaw, whose career as an English teacher in Hong Kong begun with his role as a Chatteris Tutor.
Can Online Extra-Curricular Activities be Engaging?
With Hong Kong schools back online, Chatteris’ own Anneliese Murray tells us about how our tutors have been extending the English learning opportunities available to their students.
Stepping Out of My Comfort Zone: Moving from Post-Secondary to Primary
Chatteris’ own Patience Ratambwa reflects on her transition from teaching at a post-secondary campus to a primary school.