gill mcelnea

pupil support assistant - teaching assistant

About

EXPERIENCED IN ALL ASPECTS OF HORSE MANAGEMENT AND INSTRUCTION. GAINED EXPERIENCE IN SEVERAL YARDS TEACHING ALL AGES AND STAGES AND GENERAL YARD MANAGEMENT. FULLY QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED ASSESSOR / INSTRUCTOR FOR HORSE SENSE SINCE 1995. DELIVER AND EXAMINE FIRST AID AT WORK / ESFAC / BASIC FIRST AID FOR SPORT COURSES FOR CHS TRAINING TO THE HORSE INDUSTRY MAINLY BUT ALSO TO CANDIDATES FROM CRICKET SCOTLAND FOR THEIR LEVEL 1 & 2 CANDIDATES FOR CRICKET COACHING AND TO CANDIDATES FROM ALL WORK PLACES. Specialties: TRAINING AND ASSESSING SVQ'S FOR THE HORSE INDUSTRY INCLUDING COMPUTING CORE SKILLS / FIRST AID / RIDING & ROAD SAFETY.

Country

united kingdom

City

kilmarnock

Industry

professional training & coaching

Skill

coaching, training, computing, first aid, risk assessment, sports, leadership development, teaching, personal development, workshop facilitation, management, public speaking, organizational development, team building, change management, staff development, sports management, marketing, training delivery, event management, conflict resolution, social media, time management, train the trainer, adult education, customer service, management development, nlp, nonprofits, management consulting, executive coaching, qualified b.h.s.a.i. instructor, svq level 3 qualified assessor in horse industry, lantra assessor certificated, it core skills assessor, numeracy core skills assessor

Experience

instructor

dean castle riding centre

1997-10 - 1998-10 · 1 yr 1 mo

head instructor

trees riding school ayr

1993-10 - 1994-10 · 1 yr 1 mo

instructor and assessor

horse sense

1995-1 - Present · 31 yrs 9 mos

first aid trainer and assessor

c.h.s training

2000-1 - Present · 26 yrs 9 mos

pupil support assistant - teaching assistant

south ayrshire council

2014-1 - Present · 12 yrs 9 mos

Local Government for South Ayrshire, Scotland.South Ayrshire Council manages, co-ordinates and faciltates a large range of services on behalf of its residents and visitors.South Ayrshire is home to a population of 112,097 (2001 census) and is set in the south west of Scotland. The council headquarters, located at the County Buildings in Wellington Square, Ayr, were built in 1931 and opened by King George VI.The area includes the towns of Ayr, Prestwick, Troon, Maybole and Girvan. A large rural area of 422 square miles (1,222 square km) extends from Troon and Symington in the north to Ballantrae and Loch Ryan in the south.