Charles Oreilly has over 20 years of experience as an English teacher in Spain and the UK. He is fluent in French and Spanish and has excellent communication and computer skills. His previous roles include teaching English to students and professionals in Spain, working as a community worker in London, and conducting interviews for a health campaign in Glasgow. He holds a BA in History and English and certifications in basic computer skills and the ECDL. In his personal time, he enjoys corresponding with international friends, using the internet, and spending time with family.

1. Charles Oreilly Coatbridge;
Tel: 01236 604549.
Personal Profile
I am an experienced communicator with excellent interpersonal skills and someone who
enjoys working with and meeting new people. Through previous employment I have had the
opportunity of working throughout Great Britain and Europe in the position of Teacher and as
a people person find no problem in joining any established team environment, but can be
relied upon to work without supervision when required.
Key Skills
Excellent Linguistic Skills in both French and Spanish
Experienced TEFL Teacher at all levels
Computer Literate
Friendly and approachable manner
Excellent Communication Skills
Employment History
1989 – 1992/1999 - 2003 Murcia, Spain. English Teacher Guaranteed Ingles Center
MURCIA
Throughout both of these periods I was employed as an English teacher to young people in
mixed ability classes, up to intermediate level and Cambridge 3, using set books, videos and
tapes. Monitoring performance and writing reports was also my responsibility for keeping
updated records on all students. I also undertook sessions within factory situations giving
English lessons to managers and their assistants on a one-to-one basis. I also gave private
tuition to adults individually, mainly at beginners level, but also responding to their needs
when moving to proficiency both in conversational and written contexts.
1992 – 1998 Providence Row Housing Association, London. Community Worker
In this voluntary position I helped with the day to day running of the centre, covering general
catering duties, befriending, reading & writing mail for clients when required, giving advice
about facilities available to homeless persons and referring to Social Services department
when necessary.
1986 Strathclyde Social Work Department, Glasgow. Interviewer
While in this temporary position I was responsible for interviewing older residents in
Strathclyde for a Hypothermia Campaign, which also allowed me to target and assist the
more vulnerable members of the community with any health issues they may have been
concerned about.
Education/Training

2. 2004 Microcom Computer Training
I studied toward and achieved my ECDL in computers and packages.
1989 University of Glasgow, Stow College, Glasgow.
I achieved a Scotvec Diploma in Basic Computer Skills.
1971 – 1975 University of Stirling, Stirling.
I gained a B.A. Degree in Modern History and English Studies.
Hobbies/Interests
In my spare time I enjoy keeping up correspondence with friends still abroad, surfing the net
and taking long walks throughout my local countryside. I also try and spend quality time with
family and friends.
References
Excellent references are available on request.