Shannon Louise Victory

PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER

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0436 301 193 Education is one of the most important aspects of life in 21st century,
Australia. Education gives people power: the power to make informed
sh an n onv i c to ry9 3 @ gm ai l. c om decisions, the power to work, earn and live and the power to positively
contribute to society. I believe every person should have the right to an
Brisbane, QLD education and as Australian’s we are very fortunate to be given the right
to free schooling.
My pedagogical practice incorporates social learning to allow students to
EDUCATION collaboratively research ideas and engage in healthy debates. I appreciate
the wealth of knowledge each student brings to the classroom and I aim
Bachelor of Education
to use their diverse perspectives in everyday learning. Due to differing
(Primary)
student needs, I aim to plan and implement varied strategies to support
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the inclusion of every student.
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It is my aim to support and encourage students their journey to success.
2011 – 2018
PRACTICUM TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Diploma of Youth
Work FOURTH-YEAR PRACTICUM AND INTERNSHIP
TAFE Queensland St Joseph’s Primary School, Bracken Ridge, 2018
Brisbane During my time at St Joseph’s, I was privileged enough to teach a year six
2015 - 2016 class under the guidance of their upbeat and exciting teacher, Mrs Kate
Hutton. This experience taught me to set strong professional boundaries
Certificate IV in quickly, so that fun can be included in the teaching and learning practice
Training and in a safe and respectful manner. This practicum taught me how to include
Assessment passion in each lesson.
Inspire Education
2016 – 2016 THIRD-YEAR PRACTICUM
Saint Ambrose’s Catholic Primary School, Newmarket, 2017
Certificate III in During this third-year practicum, I was delighted to teach a year four class
Children’s Services under the direction of Primary Learning Leader and Year 4 Teacher, Mrs Jo
Brisbane North Stower. This practicum taught me how to model the positive behaviours I
Institute of TAFE expected from students. I learnt to use body language rather than words
2008 - 2010 to gain student attention and deliver instructions. This practicum taught
me the value of my body language and voice and the appropriate times to
TRAINING use them.

First Aid and CPR in SECOND-YEAR PRACTICUM

Education and Care Nashville State School, Brighton, 2016
(HLTAID004) During my time at Nashville State School, I was fortunate enough to have
Australian Catholic taught a Prep class. I learned the importance of concise instructions,
Univers ity strategic transitions and the need for succinct educational activities. This
28/03/2018 experience also fostered my understanding of hands-on learning. Working
in a Prep room was a fantastic insight into the vast range of learning
requirements throughout Primary Education.
 Shannon Louise Victory
PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER

SKILLS WORK HISTORY

 Communication
PERSONAL CARER
 Conflict resolution Choice Passion Life / 2016 - 2018
My responsibilities in this role were to assist in the care of young
 Time Management
people who are unable to holistically care for themselves. My role
 Positivity includes administering medication, assisting with hygiene, hoisting,
 Professional preparing food, PEG feeding and cleaning.

Boundaries SCHOOL OFFICER

Mount Maria College Petrie / 2012 – 2016
 Problem Solving
My responsibilities in this role were to assist the learning of high-
 Empathetic school- aged young people with challenging behaviours and learning
difficulties both in and outside the classroom. Part of my role was to
take students out into the community to experience dealings with
REFERENCES money, people and activities.

KATE HUTTON AFTER SCHOOL CARE OFFICER

Classroom Teacher, Living Faith Outside School Hours Care / 2014 – 2015
Year 6 My role in this position was to closely monitor a young boy with
Saint Jos eph’s learning and behavioural difficulties who was subject to
Primary School,
anaphylactic episodes. I also assisted with the supervision and
Brack en Ridge
facilitation of activities for children in the holiday and after school
P: 0409 263 728
E:_khutton@bne.cath care system.
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TEACHER AIDE
JO STOWER Dysart State Primary School / 2012 – 2012
Primary Learning My role in this position was to teach English, Math and Home Skills
Leader to small groups of year five and six children with learning difficulties
Our Lady of Dolours and difficult behaviours.
Catholic Primary
School, Mitchelton BASKETBALL REFEREE
P: 0432 186 600 Northside Wizards Basketball / 2008 – 2017
E:_jstower@bne.cath My role in this position was to referee basketball competitions. I
olic.edu.au have refereed junior representative basketball, junior and senior
club basketball and was even given the opportunity to referee the
THERESA DUKE Special Olympics Program.
Campus Minister
Mount Maria College,
Petrie
P: 0409 863 705