Why I Want To Pursue A Career As A Teacher

Children spend a significant amount of time with their teachers during term time; therefore, a teacher plays a crucial role in a child’s educational progress and can inspire them to progress both educationally and socially. Teaching children gives me an endless satisfaction and a sense of accomplishment. I realised this, when my son started his school 20 years ago. Every parent wants their children to achieve their potential and this motivated me to start my career as a teacher. I have a lot of practical experience of working with children between the ages of 5-11 years and I have worked with children from different ethnic minorities. Having 14+ years of experience in supporting and teaching children in the UK and overseas has motivated me to realise my dream of being a Primary Teacher. I learned that accomplishment comes from believing in oneself with a clear vision and pursuing it aggressively. …show more content…
I have experience of working with pupils identified with SLD, MLD, ESBD and varied difficulties. In addition, to working with children identified as NTE and slow learners by providing interventions in 1:1 and in small groups across the school including Upper KS2. I performed initial SEN assessment for targeted pupils and created, updated and implemented IEP’s. Furthermore, updated and maintained SEN register regularly along with pupil case studies across the school. My dissertation research has provided me the knowledge to gain experience to work with children having identified with autism spectrum disorder and severe behaviour disorders. I used new intervention technique to improve their communication, behaviour, social skills and academics. I actively promoted, positive behaviour management in line with the school’s ethos and behaviour policy. Alongside, building and creating mutual trust and respect with the young people in order that they respond and react appropriately to