Eleanor

My name is Eleanor and I am a PhD candidate at Erasmus University, Holland. I spent my teenage years in France, as such I speak both French and English fluently, and split my time between the South-West of France and England. My work currently focuses on psychology and sociology - particularly international development, disabilities, neurodivergent people in education and disability and gender. I also worked with the British Computing Society producing academic works on e-learning and MOOCs, as such I have a strong understanding of learning in an online environment. In my spare time I enjoy a wide range of crafts from baking to crochet to maille making for Dark Ages reenactment.

Willing to travel: Home Only

Experience: I am in the final year of my PhD exploring social care support for Autistic women in Higher Education to gain adulthood and autonomy. I have a Master’s Degree with Distinction in Education, Gender and International Development from the Institute of Education, UCL, as well as a PGCert in Methods of Social Research at Distinction and a BSc (hons) in Psychology both from the University of Kent. I have experience tutoring a wide range of students - including those with Special Education Needs and those for whom English is a second language. My tutoring focus is Psychology to undergraduate level; International Development to undergraduate level; Gender Studies to undergraduate level; Essay writing in social science and humanities to Master`s level; Research and study skills to Master’s level.