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Lisa Stone Careers And Coaching

lisa stone careers and coaching

London

I provide coaching and careers guidance. I work as a freelance consultant, based in Beckenham (in the London borough of Bromley). Here you can read more about me and how I work. For many years I worked for Kent, Surrey and Sussex Deanery, which in 2013 merged and became part of Health Education England. My work was focused on careers, training and education for the NHS. I became a careers adviser in 2009, gaining a PG Dip in Careers Education at the University of Warwick. During this period, I mainly worked with doctors, either on a 1:1 basis or in group sessions. I helped them choose their medical specialities, as well as supporting them through a competitive interview process. Since the summer of 2017 I have worked as a freelance coach and careers consultant. I provide business to business careers consultancy and also work with private clients. My private coaching clients are mainly adults, from college students to people that want to undergo a career change. I help with career choice, coaching and careers guidance to improve any aspect of work or work/life balance. I also work with people who need help and advice to set up their own businesses. How I work My philosophy is to work with clients using ‘unconditional positive regard’ as the foundation stone of my practice. Carl Rogers, a humanistic psychologist in the 1950s, first developed this as a concept. This means I work from a place of having utmost respect for my client. I work in a holistic way, which helps the client find their own learning and life and helps people who want to change. I may explore with the client: questions relating to life purpose, the quality of relationships (work and home), feelings, career and health. BPS qualified in the use of psychometric assessments, I am trained in the Type Dynamics Indicator. I am also on on the Careers Development Institute registered list of career development professionals.

David Kendrick-White - PADI Course Director

david kendrick-white - padi course director

Way back in 2002 I took my first breath underwater using scuba equipment. I absolutely loved it! A couple of years later I was in the car with my mum when we went past a sign that said 'Learn to scuba dive today!' We had booked the experience before we got home! A couple of months later I was given a voucher for the PADI Open Water Diver course. We travelled up to Stoney Cove in November 2004 for what I mainly remember as a very cold experience. I was soon a qualified Junior PADI Open Water Diver! I eventually signed up for my DiveMaster course in 2011 - the first professional level when you begin taking responsibility for other divers' training! I loved helping with courses and seeing the sense of achievement on peoples' faces - I could really relate to it - however, I was soon convinced to sign up for my instructor course. I've been a PADI Course Director since 2018 and have had the pleasure of teaching candidates from all walks of life and being just a small part of their journey to what might become a full-time career. I love teaching the professional courses but feel just as comfortable teaching a DSD or Seal Team Course (I am still a child at heart!) If you join an IDC with me, you'll benefit from tailored scheduling to suit your availability and a CD who uses the latest and most up to date tools from PADI to teach you. I am passionate about being inclusive and believe that 'one size definitely does not fit all'. I've had the privilege of instructing in quite a few places around the world, teaching in Egypt, Spain, Kenya, and various countries in the Caribbean. Although by far not an expert in all these different regions, I've learnt a lot about the specific challenges that various areas face.

Belle Academy

belle academy

Belle Academy of Cosmetology of Waterbury, a training center for cosmetology held its first class January 12th, 2010. It offers prospective students the opportunity to realize rewarding careers in cosmetology by teaching them the skills necessary for caring and maintaining an individuals hair, skin and nails. Belle Academy of Cosmetology’s goal is to teach the individual cosmetology skills necessary to provide professional services and build a clientele one client at a time. Their graduates will be positioned to give back to the community in their specialized fields. In addition to its 1500 hour Cosmetology Program, they offer specialty programs in Skincare (100 Hours), Nail Technology (100 Hours) and Makeup Artistry (40 Hours). Belle Academy of Cosmetology offers value priced clinic services for hair, skin, and nails to the general public. These Clinic services are performed by students supervised by certified, licensed professionals. Services offered include: haircuts, color, perms, hairstyling, manicures, pedicures, waxing, facials, hair straightening/relaxing and more, using only the best professional products. These services are offered at deeply discounted prices. Military veterans and active military service personnel will enjoy access to the Belle Academy haircutting service free of charge and a special senior citizen 10% discount on Tuesdays and Wednesdays on any service seniors wish to receive. Being a ‘state of the art’ facility, where the education is delivered within an ergonomic setting that mimics a real salon, not only for the students, but, for the public as well. It is handicapped accessible; ADA (American Disabilities Act) compliant and offers ample free parking. Belle Academy of Cosmetology’s location is at 27A South Commons Road in Waterbury, Connecticut and has full access to Waterbury’s Public Bus System (Northeast Transportation) Anyone interested in any of our programs needs to call for an appointment or just stop in. Hours are: 9:30am-4:30pm Tuesday through Friday and 9:30am-2:00pm Saturdays. Phone 203.528.0200.

St. Mary's Secondary School

st. mary's secondary school

The Mary Carroll Library Founded in 1954 by Miss Mary Carroll, the School Library serves the students and Staff. It houses well over 10,000 books and is equipped with tape recorders, cassettes, headphones and a projector. Over the years, Miss Carroll worked out a scheme of training a team of Desk Librarians and this system, under the direction and with the assistance of the present Librarian, is still in operation today. The students gain very valuable experience in dealing with queries and handling books. The Library is open to all students and Staff. Most of the stock can be borrowed for home use but dictionaries, encyclopaedia and out-of-print books may not be taken out. A book may be borrowed for a fortnight and may be renewed on request if no one else has asked for it. Books can be reserved on request as in the public libraries. There is no fee required for joining the school Library. Library News Our new computerised system has been purchased and we have already uploaded over two thousand books onto the system! We hope to have all our fiction books uploaded by the end of the school year. Once all the fiction books have been uploaded we can begin using the new system to check out books. This means that students can also search our catalogue and renew books from home. Library Opening Hours A reminder that the library is open Monday to Friday at lunchtime, 1.00–1.40. Library Notice Board Keep an eye on the library noticeboard for details of writing competitions and library events! Library Readathon Following the success of our readathon last year we ran another one before the Christmas Holidays. Once again this year, the winning student was presented with a hamper of goodies. The hamper was on display in the library and sponsorship cards were collected from the library at lunchtime. All were invited to participate!