Karley Norton

email: hmwfp@stu.ca
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OBJECTIVE

To obtain a full time position within the school system which will allow me to establish a
valued and positive teaching career.

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EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

April 2018- August 2018

April 2017- August 2017
April 2016- August 2016 and
October 2014- August 2015 –Origins Natural Learning Childcare, Early Childhood
Educator–4 Landing Court , Quispamsis N.B.
• Responsible for all day care of children
• Has worked with Infants to school aged children
• Required to implement lesson plans
• Required to create activities that stem from the children’s interest
• Responsible to create a healthy and safe educational environment

EDUCATION

September 2018- June 2019

St. Thomas University

• Pursuing a Bachelor of Education degree- Enrolled in the Middle/Secondary English

stream.

September 2014 to April 2018

University of New Brunswick – Saint John / Fredericton Campus

• Graduated with Bachelor of Arts degree with a double major in English and Sociology

September 2010 – June 2014

Kennebecasis Valley High School

SKILLS

• Strong interpersonal skills

• Great communication skills
• Flexible and Reliable
• Positive attitude and excellent problem solving skills
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• Dedicated and Hardworking

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

• Volunteer at Montgomery Street School: From October 2017- March 2018 I

volunteered for a grade two class twice a week. I worked with children to strengthen their
literacy skills. I learned many strategies that help children with their reading including
strategies that target comprehension and fluency. I also worked on math strategies with
some of the children that helped them to become stronger in their math abilities.

• Mentor for The Promise Partnership at Hazen White St. Francis: The Promise
Partnership is a program organized by UNBSJ in which University students are
partnered with a child to help them with math or literacy. This is done by playing math
games, teaching them math strategies, helping them with their math homework, and
practicing reading.

• UNB S.P.R.I.N.G Program: The UNB Spring Program is a program at the YMCA, in
which volunteers engage in swim and gym activities with children with special needs.

INTERESTS

• Music and Film

• Photography
• Literature
• Cooking
• Yoga
• Family activities

*References are available upon request