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Fanon - English Teacher (TESOL Certification from Columbia University)

by Fanon (American born, French name)
(Frazier)

Fanon Frazier
fanonf@gmail.com

Professional Goal

Having recently completed a TESOL Certificate Program at Columbia University?s Teachers College (summer 2011) I feel more prepared to start a career as a professional English teacher in Japan. Though I have previously taught English, in 2006, at a private children?s school in Soka City, Japan I did not then consider education my field of profession. But now, after returning to the Unites States and working as a Teacher?s Aide at special needs school, then in Social Work, and lastly teaching at Columbia University (as part of my practicum for TESOL Certification) I now believe I am better trained to teach High School English in Japan.

Education

Teachers College, Columbia University TESOL Certificate Program 2011-2011

SUNY New Paltz University Japanese Language Program 2010-2011

City University of New York Bachelor?s in English 2000-2005

Ulster County Community College Associates in Humanities 1997-2000

Related Experience

Columbia University , Teachers College?NY Student Teacher 2011-2011

>(As practicum) Team student teaching in the Community English Program, one day per week
>Creating individual and group lesson plans with my team (three student teachers)

Family of Woodstock?NY Councilor & Case Manager 2008-2011

>Working with teenager?s with drug & alcohol, family domestic problems and homelessness
>Conducting therapeutic and motivational House Groups with teenagers
>Providing both the teenagers and their families with relevant services

The Children?s Annex (for Autism)?NY Teacher?s Aide 2008-2011

>Creating lesson plans for teaching children with autism
>Taking children on educational fieldtrips
>Participating in various workshops about autism awareness and education

Green Bear International English School?Japan English Teacher 2006-2007

>Creating lesson plans for children up to elementary school age
>Holding daily parent conferences, translated by assistant Japanese teacher
>Planning and leading English language related field trips

(References available upon request)


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