Teaching climate change

Will Ashley-Cantello | Environment and sustainable... practitioner

WillAC — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 13:37:28 +0000

WHAT DO I DO NOW?
I currently work in Government as a policy adviser in the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs.

WHY?
I have a passion for sustainable development as the solution to interlinked environmental, social and economic problems we currently face. That's not to say its all bad, there are plenty of great ideas already our there (like this website!) and I'm an optimist by nature.

WHAT QUALIFICATIONS DO I HAVE?
I graduated with a masters degree in Leadership for Sustainable Development in 2008 and also have an undergraduate degree in environmental science.

Tooting, London, United Kingdom

Subjects: climate change, environment, Environment and sustainable development and triathlons!, Sustainable Development

Lucy Wills | creativity guide

re-present — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 16:51:19 +0000

Camden Town, London, United Kingdom

Subjects: Activism, branding, climate change, craft techniques, Creative business, Creative Living, creativity, design, living simply, marketing, reuse, reuse and recyling, Sustainability, visual communications

LIYE CUI | Chinese - Mandarin teacher

Liye Cui — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 16:45:32 +0000

Dear,

I am a Mandarin teacher who have gained a lot of experience in teaching Mandarin during 2 years in London. If you are interested in studying Mandarin, (either starting from basic level or advanced level), or want to know more about Chinese culture, please contact me without hesitation. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Regards,

Liya

London, Greater London, United Kingdom

Subjects: Chinese, Chinese - Mandarin, Mandarin, Sustainability

Morgan Phillips | Sustainability Education teacher

Morgan Phillips — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 09:05:27 +0000

I am an expert in Education for Sustainability. I have recently completed a PhD titled: Macro and Micro approaches to Environmental Education. I regularly give workshops looking at the relationships between sustainability, well-being and consumerism. My latest one is called: 'You, me, shopping and celebrities'. I also give academic presentations, am writing a book and regularly attend sustainability talks and conferences. You can find out more about me and read my blog that you can read at: www.becominggreen.co.uk

London, United Kingdom

Subjects: affluenza, consumerism, Education for Sustainability, environment, geography, recycling, Sustainability Education, Sustainable Development

Shekhar Paliwal | Biology and Science teacher

shekhar — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 19:37:24 +0000

I have 12 years experience in teaching Science (upto GCSE) and Biology at A level, 3 of which as Head of Department as well as 6 years as an examiner in both subjects at A level and GCSE science. I am familiar with all boards in Biology. I have also been a personal tutor for the past 5 years. Furthermore I have a CRB. I am considered to be patient and understanding, but can be a motivator when required to obtain maximum potential from students.

London, United Kingdom

Subjects: adult literacy, Biology and Science, Biology to A- level and Science to GCSE Level, Biology to A-level and science to GCSE level, Sustainability

John Farndon | writing teacher

John Farndon — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 12:56:58 +0000

I’m the author of well over 300 reference and general interest books for children and adults, including best-sellers such as How Science Works (Dorling Kindersley/Readers Digest), How the Earth Works (Dorling Kindersley/Readers Digest), the Harper Collins Children's Encyclopedia and Do Not Open (Dorling Kindersley), which was widely acclaimed in everything from the Washington Post and the Times Educational Supplement to ‘cool’ websites such as Boing Boing and Last Broadcast.

Islington, London Borough of Islington, United Kingdom

Subjects: Contemporary Issues, Drama, environment, Essay writing, nature, Science, writing, Writing (academic/creative/business)

Ryan Frank | design workshop leader

ryanfrank — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 16:28:10 +0000

Ryan Frank is a South African born furniture designer living and working in East London. His collection of edgy free-range furniture makes frequent use of sustainable materials and draws inspiration from all things good and healthy.
Being fluid in his approach and development has meant that notably experimental and often unconventional products have emerged.
Ryan appears to be striking the right chords as he was recently profiled in Time Magazine’s ‘Who’s Who: The Eco-Guide’ and selected as ‘one to watch’ by the ‘Observer’ ( leading British national paper).

Hackney, London, United Kingdom

Subjects: build, design, designer, eco, make, reclaimed materials, recycling, salvage, Sustainability

Gaynor O'Flynn | Songwriting mentor

beinghuman — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 09:08:27 +0000

Hackney, London, United Kingdom

Subjects: campaigning, film, Songwriting, Sustainability

Katharine Hibbert | Living for free teacher

Katharine Hibbert — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 12:15:39 +0000

Author of FREE: Adventures on the Margins of a Wasteful Society (Ebury Press, 2010), which tells the story of my experience of living for free for a couple of years by scavenging and using what would otherwise go to waste.

Currently setting up a social enterprise to bring empty houses back into use.

Stepney, Greater London, United Kingdom

Subjects: freeganism, Living for free, recycling, reusing, scavenging, squatting law, Sustainability, urban foraging, using empty buildings, waste

Charlie Turner | Piano Saxophone Clarinet or Vocal... teacher

charlieturnermusic — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 14:35:25 +0000

I am a working musician and singer/songwriter based in the Hertfordshire and Essex area.

I specialise in piano and saxophone tuition but can also offer beginner to intermediate clarinet and vocal coaching. I want to teach you exactly what you want to learn and will strive to help you achieve your musical goals, be it working towards ABRSM practical examinations, building up to a live performance or just playing purely for your own pleasure.

Bishop's Stortford, United Kingdom

Subjects: Any Level, beginner, clarinet, environment, fun, lessons, piano, Piano Saxophone Clarinet or Vocal Tuition, Relaxed, Saxophone, Singing, Voice, young

Martin Grimshaw | Transition Towns organiser

Martin Grimshaw — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 02:24:16 +0000

I can help organise, design, promote, facilitate events. I am particularly interested in supporting the Transition Towns network, especially in the South East. I am currently co-ordinator of the Livelihoods2020 group within Transition Brighton and Hove,

Brighton, United Kingdom

Subjects: conferences, Formal Consensus Decision- Making, Sustainability, training, Transition Towns, Workshops