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Educational Background
I hold a Master’s degree in English Literature, a Bachelor of Education, and a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in English. I have also completed additional qualifications from Queens University, which support my current work.
Current Occupation
I am currently working as a high school English and History teacher at a First Nation school in Northern Quebec.
Advice for New Students
Buckle up- this journey is part academic adventure, part personal transformation! Be ready to learn, unlearn, and maybe even relearn a few things. It's not just about reading textbooks or course material-it's about growing, reflecting, and connecting with people who’ll challenge and inspire you. Use every resource like it’s a secret weapon, keep a to-do list that’s more loyal than your coffee mug, and never hesitate to reach out-your peers and profs are in your corner. Remember, you’re not climbing this mountain alone-we are all on the trail with you.
How do you fit this program into your life?
Balancing full-time teaching with studies requires intentional planning. I usually dedicate early mornings or late evenings during weekdays to coursework and reserve longer study sessions for weekends. I use digital planners and to-do lists to break down tasks, and I give myself grace when things don’t go as planned. It’s about finding rhythm, not perfection.