Meet Our Trainees

Laraib, an enthusiastic Science and Biology trainee, holds an MSc in Zoology and brings valuable teaching experience from her years in Pakistan. Her participation in the Grad2Teach programme reflects her commitment to becoming an excellent educator. With a background in teaching, Laraib has already demonstrated a confident understanding of behaviour management strategies, showcasing her ability to navigate challenging situations and adapt teaching methods to accommodate diverse learner needs, including those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). While recognising the need for Safeguarding training and acknowledging plant biology as an area for growth beyond Key Stage 4, Laraib's planned lessons are engaging, well-structured, and effectively delivered. As she refines her approach to align more closely with UK teaching methodologies, her evident dedication and aptitude suggest a promising trajectory in her development as a skilled and adaptable teacher.

Fatima is a motivated individual who aspires to make a positive impact through teaching. Her passion for education was sparked during her experience assisting a reception class teacher in teaching phonics, which inspired her to pursue a career in teaching. With a background in Bioscience, she brings critical thinking and problem-solving skills to the table, allowing her to adapt her teaching methods effectively. Her work as a teaching assistant and a carer has equipped her with strong organisational and communication skills, providing a solid foundation for her teaching career. Fatima believes in a holistic approach to education, emphasising both physical and mental well-being, and she is committed to creating an inclusive classroom environment. She is enthusiastic about contributing to the British education system and is open to engaging in extracurricular activities to enhance the overall learning experience for her students. Fatima is dedicated to providing quality education and making a meaningful impact in the classroom.

Oliver's passion for teaching stems from his positive experiences as a student, cherishing school as a sanctuary where enthusiastic teachers shaped his love for learning. Armed with a degree in history, he finds joy in sharing his knowledge, evident through volunteer work and tutoring. Past work experience at Wymondham High Academy affirmed his interest in teaching, guiding students through a medieval history trip and supporting lessons as a teaching assistant. Eager to deepen his understanding, Oliver registered as a history tutor and is committed to staying current with curriculum changes across exam boards. Scheduled work experience at Wymondham College and Open Academy reflects his dedication to exploring the teaching profession. With aspirations to be a role model and shape young minds, Oliver seeks success in his Grad2teach application, marking the initial steps in his teaching journey.

Niamh's career has revolved around supporting young people, prompting her decision to apply to the Grad2Teach program as the next step in becoming a primary school teacher. Her motivation stems from a desire to learn reciprocally with her students. Having worked internationally, from the United States to Germany, she values diverse experiences and aims to bring this richness to both students and staff. Niamh sees primary education as a crucial stage for nurturing curiosity and inclusivity, drawing from her own early encounters with concepts like feminism and inclusivity. Her work, grounded in an inclusive philosophy, emphasises the importance of diversity in shaping young students' value systems. Engaged in Berlin Brandenburg International School's Diversity, Equity, and Anti-Racism group, she actively contributes to creating a more inclusive educational environment. Niamh envisions her role as a teacher to provide a safe space where students feel a sense of belonging while fostering curiosity and celebrating diversity. Joining the Grad2Teach program aligns with her commitment to creating supportive and inquisitive classrooms.

Jayda, driven by a burgeoning passion for drama, aspires to teach Secondary Drama to instill self-confidence and creativity in students. Eager to undergo professional training, Jayda envisions guiding students to academic success while nurturing their unique talents.

Fatima is a motivated individual who aspires to make a positive impact through teaching. Her passion for education was sparked during her experience assisting a reception class teacher in teaching phonics, which inspired her to pursue a career in teaching. With a background in Bioscience, she brings critical thinking and problem-solving skills to the table, allowing her to adapt her teaching methods effectively. Her work as a teaching assistant and a carer has equipped her with strong organisational and communication skills, providing a solid foundation for her teaching career. Fatima believes in a holistic approach to education, emphasising both physical and mental well-being, and she is committed to creating an inclusive classroom environment. She is enthusiastic about contributing to the British education system and is open to engaging in extracurricular activities to enhance the overall learning experience for her students. Fatima is dedicated to providing quality education and making a meaningful impact in the classroom.

Oliver's passion for teaching stems from his positive experiences as a student, cherishing school as a sanctuary where enthusiastic teachers shaped his love for learning. Armed with a degree in history, he finds joy in sharing his knowledge, evident through volunteer work and tutoring. Past work experience at Wymondham High Academy affirmed his interest in teaching, guiding students through a medieval history trip and supporting lessons as a teaching assistant. Eager to deepen his understanding, Oliver registered as a history tutor and is committed to staying current with curriculum changes across exam boards. Scheduled work experience at Wymondham College and Open Academy reflects his dedication to exploring the teaching profession. With aspirations to be a role model and shape young minds, Oliver seeks success in his Grad2teach application, marking the initial steps in his teaching journey.

Niamh's career has revolved around supporting young people, prompting her decision to apply to the Grad2Teach program as the next step in becoming a primary school teacher. Her motivation stems from a desire to learn reciprocally with her students. Having worked internationally, from the United States to Germany, she values diverse experiences and aims to bring this richness to both students and staff. Niamh sees primary education as a crucial stage for nurturing curiosity and inclusivity, drawing from her own early encounters with concepts like feminism and inclusivity. Her work, grounded in an inclusive philosophy, emphasises the importance of diversity in shaping young students' value systems. Engaged in Berlin Brandenburg International School's Diversity, Equity, and Anti-Racism group, she actively contributes to creating a more inclusive educational environment. Niamh envisions her role as a teacher to provide a safe space where students feel a sense of belonging while fostering curiosity and celebrating diversity. Joining the Grad2Teach program aligns with her commitment to creating supportive and inquisitive classrooms.