Teaching

As a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the School of Archaeology and Ancient History, University of Leicester, I developed a large portfolio of teaching. Below you will find a summary of the courses I have taught. Alongside these responsibilities I have also worked for Realising Opportunities Scheme (2012-2013), where I was supervising students and marking essays for A-level exam accreditation. In my spare time, I also have volunteered teaching fieldwork on the School of Archaeology and Ancient History training excavation on a Roman waterfront in Cesenatico, Italy in 2013 and as a fieldwork tutor for Charnwood Roots Community Excavation Project (2014-2015) run by the School of Historical Studies at the University of Leicester. I remain very much interested in classroom teaching and below you will find sample course outlines that I designed.

Teaching History

  • 20142010

    AR1001 Burrough Hill field work

    University of Leicester

  • 20132013

    AR3068 Roman Settlement and Society in North West Europe

    University of Leicester

  • 20112010

    AR2033 Iron Age and Roman Britain

    University of Leicester

  • 20142011

    Distance Learning Office Marking

    University of Leicester

Teaching Training and Qualifications

  • 2015

    EduCare certificates in Child Protection, Data Protection andSafeguarding Young People

  • 2012

    University of Leicester, Arts Humanities & Law College Teacher Training

    Teaching in Small Groups| Dealing with common problems | Marking of assessed papers.

  • 2011

    University of Birmingham Graduate Teaching Day, Birmingham

    Training in planning a module | Using VLE and blackboard to enhance lectures | Resolving classroom issues | Using Prezi software.

  • 2010

    University of Exeter HEA Graduate Teaching Day, Exeter

    Training in teaching strategies| Managing time in lectures | Presentation skills | Dealing with difficult students | Active learning using power point and digital resources

Course outlines

I  have several course outlines in my portfolio, both at UG and MA level. Here you can download a sample course outline. The course is designed as a second or third year UG module and is entitled ‘Themes in Iron Age and Roman Archaeology in NW Europe’.