Teaching
Angharad has a passion for working with young people and children. As an experienced youth worker as well as dancer Angharad has project managed and delivered many interesting projects with young people. Her experience ranges from working with mother and toddler groups in rural Wales to inner city inclusion projects in Leicester. Angharad has been invited to teach dance sessions at Escola Nova, Rio de Janeiro and Pirez Gyerekmuhely, Budapest.
As well as delivering dance projects and workshops, Angharad is the Instructor for Capoeira Senzala Cymru where she teaches children from 3 years old up to adults.
Since 2010 Angharad has been developing her skills teaching within higher education. She has held lecturing posts at Brooksby Melton College, Melton; Edge Hill University, Ormskirk and the University of Chester. She currently teaches as an hourly paid lecturer at De Montfort University, Leicester and the University of Salford, Manchester. In 2010 she was awarded a JISC RSC East Midlands - Learning Technology Award, for her research into the use of virtual learning environments in the acquisition of dance technique. In 2016 Angharad gained her Fellowship to the Higher Education Academy.
Angharad has a passion for working with young children and over recent years has pursued her interest in Early Years dance, running her own adult and child sessions, Ribidires, and teaching in schools and Cylchoedd Meithrin.
"Such a brilliant session! Your passion really comes across when you teach and the young people really enjoyed themselves and learnt a lot at the same time!" Youth Worker, Llanfyllin Youth Club.
As well as delivering dance projects and workshops, Angharad is the Instructor for Capoeira Senzala Cymru where she teaches children from 3 years old up to adults.
Since 2010 Angharad has been developing her skills teaching within higher education. She has held lecturing posts at Brooksby Melton College, Melton; Edge Hill University, Ormskirk and the University of Chester. She currently teaches as an hourly paid lecturer at De Montfort University, Leicester and the University of Salford, Manchester. In 2010 she was awarded a JISC RSC East Midlands - Learning Technology Award, for her research into the use of virtual learning environments in the acquisition of dance technique. In 2016 Angharad gained her Fellowship to the Higher Education Academy.
Angharad has a passion for working with young children and over recent years has pursued her interest in Early Years dance, running her own adult and child sessions, Ribidires, and teaching in schools and Cylchoedd Meithrin.
"Such a brilliant session! Your passion really comes across when you teach and the young people really enjoyed themselves and learnt a lot at the same time!" Youth Worker, Llanfyllin Youth Club.
