Olivia George

Senior Lecturer Practitioner

Olivia is an experienced teacher with expertise in Key Stage One, primary English and History. She is a Senior Lecturer Practitioner, working part time with ARU delivering the BEd Primary Education with QTS and part-time as a class teacher in a primary school in Bishop’s Stortford.

Faculty:
Faculty of Arts, Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
School:
School of Education
Location:
Cambridge
Areas of Expertise:
Education and teaching
Background

Olivia began her teaching career in 2017, following the completion of her degree in Primary Education with QTS at the University of Brighton. She has taught in a range of schools within Essex and Hertfordshire and across key stage one and two. She has extensive experience within Key Stage One and has worked within the local authority as a moderator.

Olivia has gained invaluable experience coaching teachers and mentoring Trainee and Early Career Teachers. She co-leads English (writing and reading) across the school and has completed a National Professional Qualification in Leading Teaching.

Research interests
  • Developing, enhancing and embedding vocabulary across the primary curriculum.
  • Teacher education and development, including coaching.
  • Early Career Teacher support.
Qualifications
  • BA (Hons) Primary Education with QTS, University of Brighton
  • National Professional Qualification in Leading Teaching (NPQLT), Best Practice Network
  • Post Graduate certificate in Mentoring for Initial Teacher Training