Jessica C

I have always enjoyed mathematics and working with numbers. I believe that mathematical concepts help developmental skills through daily problem solving, as it involves critical thinking and decision making which are vital life skills to learn.

As a Zoologist, wildlife is my passion. Biology is important to everyday life and helps one understand living systems in relation to themselves and their surroundings. Another bonus is the ability to apply biology theories to real life scenarios.

I love nature and so naturally, geography was one of my favourite subjects at school. Geography helps one understand basic physical systems and teaches students essential knowledge about the world and everyday life.

History is the study of change and is crucial to understanding how the past has shaped our lives today. History is also an essential tool in understanding different cultures and how cultures across the world could be affecting our own.

CAT is an imperative component of tertiary education. This subject aims to develop practical skills which prepare you for life in the technological world. Skills obtained through CAT allow people to be more effective in all aspects of life.

I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow in Zoology with a passion for biology and conservation. I enjoy all aspects of biology including the ecological, statistical and writing aspects.

I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow in Zoology with experience in supervising students who have successfully completely university degrees.