Corisse Ciantar

• Currently managing a class of 5-6 year old children, overseeing daily operations and ensuring a positive, engaging, and secure learning environment.
• Develop and execute diverse daily activities, including creative crafts, interactive storytelling, and age-appropriate games, to foster entertainment and active participation.
• Coordinate and facilitate timely transitions for students to various school-wide programs, such as water games, athletics, and dance.
• Prioritize student safety by consistently implementing and monitoring strict safety protocols, minimizing risks and ensuring well-being at all times.

In this position, I got the opportunity to work not only with children, but also with a team. The specific age group of the children I worked with ranged from 3 to 4 years old. This role has gifted me with a better understanding of what it's like to work with children, while also rewarding me with a great deal of responsibility.

• Completed a comprehensive seven-week placement education program (five weeks from January to February, and an additional two weeks in June) as a core course requirement.
• Gained invaluable hands-on experience through dedicated observation and active learning within [mention your specific field, e.g., early childhood education, healthcare, engineering].
• Demonstrated initiative by independently planning and leading various activities, significantly enhancing practical skills, and contributing to a fruitful learning experience.

• Undertook an intensive two-month placement in education (four weeks from early April to early May, followed by four weeks from early May to the end of May) to fulfill MCAST course requirements.
• Engaged in immersive, hands-on learning, focusing on keen observation and skill acquisition in [mention your specific field].
• Seized opportunities to independently conduct and manage activities, translating theoretical knowledge into practical application, and fostering significant professional growth.

I was responsible for greeting and entertaining children during a Christmas Village held at different locations. This experience has rewarded me with a sense of responsibility, and I have also learned how to think quicker on my feet and be more creative.