Jesse Mann

(514) 718-1344
j.mann@lbpearson.ca http://teachmann.weebly.com/
LANGUAGES
English (Fluent)
French, Spanish (Intermediate)
SKILLS
Microsoft Suite, Research Software, Communication, Multicultural Adaption, 1st Aid Training, Juggling, Fiddling
EDUCATION
McGill University
Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning, Faculty of Education
Bachelor of Arts, History and Canadian Studies

Montral, QC
2015-2016
2012-2015

Award: Deans Honour List

Award: AP Scholar with Distinction

2014
2013

Western University, cole de Langue Franaise

Certificat: cole dImmersion Franaise

Trois-Pistoles, QC
May-June 2014

WORK EXPERIENCE
Student Teacher
Montral, QC
Lester B. Pearson School Board
2016
Worked diligently alongside experienced educators, fine-tuning classroom management skills and crafting comprehensive
lessons designed to counter a wide variety of learning challenges.
Regularly participated in extracurricular activities, making time to honour school culture and celebrate the achievements of
students outside the classroom.
Teacher/Tutor
Montral, QC
Centennial College
2015
Diffused a wild range of challenges while leading a team of diverse learners in the discovery of world historya position that
required mature classroom management skills, constant creativity, and persistence.
Pioneered a weekly workshop to provide struggling students with distinctive strategies designed to build practical writing skills.
Took a hands-on approach to helping several students adjust to the demands of post-secondary education, a task that
included evaluating academic efforts and working diligently to discover appropriate goals that matched students interests and
aims.
Counsellor/Volunteer Worker (summers)
Moberly Lake, BC
Camp Sagitawa
2010, 2012-2014, 2016
Received certified and comprehensive training concerning the legal requirements of child care and the application of
provincial safety standards to camp activities
Taught week-long classes on a variety of skills including archery, riflery, rock climbing, canoeing, kayaking, and theatre, a task
that required preparing dynamic lesson plans suitable for a range of ages in addition to creating an engaging learning
environment that accommodated youth with special needs
Learned how to creatively and successfully confront the challenges faced by individual campers by working alongside parents
and staff on a daily basis to develop practical plans to ensure each youth had fun at camp
EXTRA-CURRICULAR AND VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Head Activity Coordinator
McGill University
Power to Change
2012-2015
Worked with a large team of fellow students to serve McGills diverse community by creating opportunities for constructive
discussions on spiritual topics, a position that included organizing formal lectures.
Volunteer
McGill University
Red Frogs
2016
Volunteered with the Red Frogs Support Network to implement effective harm reduction strategies at wild celebrations.
Frosh Leader
McGill University

Enthusiastically welcomed new students to McGill and Montral.

2013-2015