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Sue Hadfield Sue has 25 years experience teaching English in secondary schools. She has taught a variety of courses for the WEA including Helping in Schools, Assertiveness, Understanding Secondary Schools and Creative Writing. She teaches English and Maths to children in care who attend various secondary schools in the city of Brighton & Hove. She runs courses on behalf of Brighton & Hove City Council, for foster carers, on Keeping Up With The Children. Sue is currently teaching courses such as Ways Into Teaching and Exploring Learning for the University of Sussex. |
Gill Hasson Gill has worked for the last 10 years as a tutor at the University of Sussex where she teaches Study Skills, Personal Development, Career Development. She also teaches on a Foundation Degree in Community Development. She delivers training for youth- and social-workers on Teenage Psychology. Gill has written courses for the Open University on Understanding Children and Understanding Health.
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Chris Sanders Chris has over 12 years experience of working in community learning and community development and is qualified as an adult education tutor. She has also worked as a project manager and has developed and written several courses for parents, adults and young people. She has worked for Parentline Plus, the Working Together Project, the WEA, the University of Sussex and Brighton & Hove City Council. Chris has specific expertise working on Parenting, Health and Personal Development Programmes. |
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