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Personal Narrative: My Experience As An Early Childhood Assistant

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My experience in teaching, childcare and customer service, combined with my courses in English and education have convinced me that being an English teacher is a career option that will suit me well. In my experience as a tutor, as well as my position at Cassie Campbell, Chris Gibson and Anime North, I am recognized for my ability to lead and guide the people around me to success, for my creativity and quick thinking, as well as for my customer service skills. I am sure that I can put these skills to use as an “Early Childhood Assistant” and further develop them, as I learn from the people around me and the people above me.

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