1. Nancy A. D. Valley Mob :0403643148
5 Boston Rd, Bundoora, Victoria, 3083 nancyvalley225@hotmail.com
Personal Profile
· Organized, mature, cooperative and
enthusiastic; Willing and able to learn quickly
· Excellent academic record, strong analytical
and research skills
· Fluency in English and French
· Excellent teamwork and people skills (friendly,
open minded, outgoing)
· Computer Skills: Internet research, email,
Microsoft experience (Outlook, Word, Excel,
PowerPoint), SPSS
Education
La Trobe University, Melbourne, VIC, Australia [March 2010 - Present]
Graduate Diploma in Education (Secondary) – French and Humanities
- Practicum One (May 3-28): Melbourne Girls College (LOTE – FRENCH)
University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada [September 2005 – December 2009]
B.Soc.Sc. Honours with concentration in Political Science – Immersion en Français
• Bilingualism Certificate
• Dean’s List (2006)
• Golden Key Club member
• Semester abroad in France : Institut des études politiques Aix-en-Provence
• Semester abroad in Australia: Victoria University (Melbourne) – Honours thesis
• Other: membre Club d’immersion, International Student Association member (IEP)
Barrie North Collegiate, Barrie, ON, Canada [September 2000 - July 2005]
• Ontario Scholar and Honour Roll student
• Extra credit courses: Italian (night school 2005) and chemistry (summer school 2006)
• 3 month student exchange in France (2004)
• Other: peer help center volunteer, Student Council and Free the Children club member
Professional Experience
Employment
LaTrobe University, Melbourne, VIC Australia [March 2010 – July]
Anthropology Tutor
Responsibilities:
• Facilitating learning and discussion amongst students as a group during tutorials; answering questions,
clarifying concepts and assessing issues for individuals
• Acting as a liaison between students and the principal lecturer
• Reviewing, assessing and marking assignments
Victoria University – Student Equity and Diversity Department, Melbourne, VIC, Australia [April 2009]
Contact/Temporary worker
Responsibilities:
• Working in a group with other students packaging, addressing and mailing out the Student Equity calendar
distributed by the university
University of Ottawa International Office, Ottawa, ON, Canada [September 2008 – December 2008]
Information Officer/Mentor
Responsibilities:
• Providing response to diverse enquiries about programs and services in both official languages by email or in

2. person, including looking up information and contacting embassies
• Data entry and organization of student information and files
• Counseling students and assisting them in the administrative process involved with studying abroad
Actions Interculturelles de développement et d’éducation (AIDE), Sherbrooke, QC, Canada [May 2008 – August 2008]
Assistante de projet
Responsibilities:
• Assisted in the organization and execution of AIDEs Festival des Traditions du Monde activities
• Assisted in the organization of AIDEs Congrès Mondial des Jeunes activities
Service Canada, Victoria, BC, Canada [May 2007 – August 2007]
Employment Equity Summer Intern
Responsibilities:
• File management
• Data entry
• Administrative Tasks
Le Pétit Monde de Caliméro, St. Jean sur Richelieu, QC, Canada [June 2003 – July 2003
Assistant - Emplois d'été Échanges étudiants (Summer Work Student Exchange)
Responsibilities:
• Assisted in care of toddlers and pre-schoolers
• Supervised daily activities and day trips and performed light cleaning duties
• Improved French skills and usage in work environment
Volunteer
Université d’Ottawa Réseau francophile, Ottawa, ON, Canada [September 2009 – December 2009]
Events assistant
Responsibilities:
• Greeted attendees and gathered information for statistical purposes
• Greeted performers, assisted with setup, tours and orientation
• Performed various other tasks as requested by the coordinator based on specificities of the event
People's Republic of Delicious (PRD) - République populaire du délice (RPD), Ottawa, ON, Canada [September 2009
– December 2009]
Volunteer
Responsibilities:
• Attended workshops on healthy, easy, local, vegetarian cooking
• Prepared and distributed weekly meals from anesthetically pleasing, donated food to students
• Educated students about budget friendly, easy to prepare, healthy food
Barrie Community Health Centre, Barrie, ON, Canada [September 2005 – December 2005]
Information Desk Volunteer
Responsibilities:
• Greeted patients and answered basic questions related to services offered
• Organized and cleaned library and lobby
• Performed day to day administrative duties
• Assisted in organizing and setting up for special events
Barrie North Collegiate, Barrie, ON, Canada [September 2005 – December 2005]
Volunteer Tutor
Responsibilities:
• Assisted exchange and foreign students with their comprehension of both English and French, while

3. completing homework and assignment in various subject areas
Associations
Modern Language Teacher’s Association of Victoria - 2010
French Teachers Association of Victoria – 2010
Geography Teachers Association of Victoria – 2010
History Teachers Association of Victoria – 2010
Training and Other Qualifications
Effective Tutoring 1: Practical Strategies for Engaging Students and Promoting Learning
Effective Tutoring 2: Assessment, Feedback and Marking for Learning
Basic First Aid Training - Workplace L1: Australian Red Cross (04/07/20)
Working with Children Check
Australian Driver’s License
Hobbies and Interests
 Enjoy reading, socializing, traveling, going to the football, practicing yoga, going for walks, trying
new things, cooking, meeting new people, learning new things
References Available Upon Request