Jenna

Social Sciences, English, Languages

A King’s College London lecturer with a master’s in Applied Linguistics and the Cambridge DELTA, Jenna teaches social sciences, English and languages from primary to master’s level.

Jenna

Jenna has a degree in Anthropology and Sociology, a master’s in Applied Linguistics and Language Teaching from King’s College London and the Cambridge DELTA. She is a lecturer and module leader at King’s College London.

Jenna has ten years’ experience teaching and tutoring students from primary to university, including children with dyslexia, ADHD and autism. She teaches social sciences from GCSE to master’s level, English language and literature to first- and additional-language learners, and languages, History and Philosophy, and supports UCAS applications and entrance exams. She is fluent in English, French, Arabic and Italian.

Perceptive and encouraging, Jenna works hard to build a good rapport with every pupil.

Areas of Expertise

  • Anthropology and Sociology from GCSE to master’s
  • English Language and Literature, including EAL
  • History and Philosophy
  • Languages (French, Arabic, Italian)
  • UCAS and entrance exam preparation

Positions Held

  • Lecturer and Module Leader – King’s College London
  • Private Tutor (10 years)

Qualifications

  • MA Applied Linguistics and Language Teaching – King’s College London
  • Cambridge DELTA
  • BA Anthropology and Sociology