Celine Henry

Celine is a qualified history teacher who is currently pursuing doctoral research on penal transportation in the British Empire at the University of Birmingham. She holds a Bachelor's degree in History and Politics, as well as a Master's degree in International Development. Previously, she worked as a teacher in the Middle East. Celine is an experienced writer, researcher, and teacher with extensive knowledge of international development, history, politics, world history, literature, international relations, anthropology, decolonisation, and post-colonialism studies. She has experience teaching history in the classroom and tutoring at KS2, GCSE, and A-Level. Her favourite topics, which she has taught, include World War I, World War II, India, Germany, America, and the Russian Revolution. Additionally, Celine has experience teaching Geography at GCSE, as well as Government and Politics at A-Level.

Celine is a qualified history teacher with Qualified Teacher Status and is currently pursuing doctoral research on penal transportation in the British Empire at the University of Birmingham, where she also teaches a Modern History module. She holds a BA in History and Politics from the University of Hull and an MSc in International Development from the University of Edinburgh. She has previously taught in the Middle East and has experience as a GCSE and A-Level examiner and moderator.

She teaches History from KS2 through to A-Level and undergraduate level, alongside Geography, Politics, Government and Politics, and Sociology at the levels listed on her profile. Her teaching experience includes classroom teaching and tutoring, with topics including World War I, World War II, India, Germany, America and the Russian Revolution.

Celine draws on her experience as a writer and researcher to support learners with their understanding of historical and political topics. She can also provide lesson reports, and homework can be arranged.