Jake Bourgaize

Experience

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  University of Essex

  Oct 2014 - now

  Assisted teaching of Research Methods in Psychology and Bayesian Statistics Modules and held drop-in sessions for students to seek guidance with their assignments and further learning. Facilitated learning inside class and through virtual learning environments (such as Moodle and Slack). Marked essays and lab reports, provided feedback. Negotiated students marks with moderators when disagreements in awards arose. Taught staff and students how to use EEG in practical sessions with groups of 5-10 people. These sessions covered the entire data collection and analysis process, from preparing participants and equipment to interpreting the outputs. Show less Gave presentations on university life, finance, my research to prospective students aged between 13 and 60+ from a large variety of cultural and education backgrounds,Travelled to HE fairs around the country and promoted higher education, research and the University of Essex to prospective students,Gave campus tours to prospective students on visits and tailored information, on the fly, to the tour group e.g. a tour to a Psychology-heavy group of students would focus on the Psychological aspects of the University (Department, lectures halls etc.),Helping the University build connections with local schools and colleges by corresponding with executives on the phone and compiling data sets using computer software such as Excel, Show less

  • Psychology Tutor

    Jan 2023 - now

  • Senior Research Officer

    Dec 2021 - Apr 2023

  • Graduate Learning Assistant

    Oct 2017 - Dec 2021

  • Research Assistant

    Apr 2017 - May 2019

  • Research Assistant

    Oct 2016 - Oct 2017

  • Senior Student Ambassador

    Oct 2013 - Oct 2017

  • Research Assistant

    Oct 2014 - Oct 2015
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  King's College London

  Apr 2022 - now

  Research Associate

  Investigating the effects of children's online digital engagement on their symptoms of depression and anxiety, as well as eating behaviours and self-harming.