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Richard Language College: Meet the Junior Team
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| Cyril:
CLAS Coordinator |
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| Cyril
Originally worked in France as an educator in Salesian Secondary Schools,
he studied phylosophy at the Ecole Cathedrale. He has been with RLC
for 9 years, after working as a social organiser for 3 years. Cyril
is currently working in the marketing department with Celina, and
is responsible for running Junior courses during summer. |
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Neil
Godden: CLAS group Director |
| Having taken
an M.A in Classical Studies at St Andrews, Neil moved into EFL. He
taught English in Jersey, Madrid and Oxford before coming to Richard
Language College in 2004. Neil teaches on our long and short courses
and and was appointed Social Organiser during Summer 2004. After travelling
around South America for 6 months he came back to supervise the CLAS
Junior Summer programme with Cyril Leclerc during Summer 2005. |
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| Sean
O'Connor: Academic Manager |
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Sean Studied Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching (MA) at the
University of Southampton. Joined RLC in 2003 and is responsible for
Short and Executive Courses. Academic interests include English for
Academic Purposes and the role of computers in language learning. |
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Linda
Willard: Assistant Accommodation Officer |
| Linda
is a graduate in Estate Management and a qualified General Practice
Surveyor. Linda has worked in both London and Bournemouth for property
companies and estate agents. Linda joined the team at RLC in April
2004 in the accommodation and welfare department. |
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| Rebecca
Price: Accommodation and Welfare |
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| Beki
is linked with Richard Language College since 1987. She is currently
looking after our students' welfare and is responsible for liaising
with Host families. Homestay is living with a local family, situated
near the school. You live as part of the family, eat and talk with
them and enjoy all the advantages of being immersed in daily family
life. There will be no other students with your mother tongue.Beki
is dealing with all matters arising from a situation in your family,
you can always speak to her if you don't feel comfortable. |
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