- I spent three wonderful years at University College, London, reading, writing and learning to argue. The result was a BA in Philosophy (2:1).
- I completed 130 credits of a Primary PGCE at Roehampton University, which taught me that I can teach children quite well, but don’t want to do it professionally.
- I am still passionate about learning and communication, though… Enter 2Simple Software, an innovative educational technology company. At first, I was technical support, until I talked my way into being web content editor. I drafted press releases, scribbled short and long articles for teaching publications and edited the first charity website I worked on, that of the Jack Brown Appeal.
- I delved headlong into freelance web writing (for two weeks; my first gig turned permanent). At Shiny Media I was a professional technology blogger.
- By now I was keen to make the leap to the third sector. I now spend my days helping to take care of a clutch of websites for Dogs Trust, as well as doing all that exciting community management and social media communications stuff, and getting obsessed with good customer service online.
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