Aviation is so incredibly exciting! I fly to a range of European and worldwide destinations each year. Each month I have the opportunity to bid for these destinations - and there are so many to choose from. You never really know where in the world you might end up! Working as cabin crew is more than a job, it’s a lifestyle - and no day is ever the same. I love getting to know people! BA customers and colleagues span all ages, come from all walks of life, a variety of cultures and backgrounds. What a privilege and an opportunity it is getting to know them each time I step on board a BA aircraft. I love to explore new places and try different foods across the globe! Whether it be climbing Table Mountain in Cape Town, eating tacos in Mexico, or snorkelling a coral reef in the Maldives, thanks to BA I’ve explored the globe and enjoyed incredible food along the way.

Qualifying as a secondary school English teacher is by far my greatest achievement. It has challenged me in ways I could never have imagined, both academically and on a personal level. Some days are incredibly difficult, whether it be the insurmountable amounts of marking and lesson planning, managing challenging behaviour or dealing with complex safeguarding concerns. Yet, there are moments that remind you why you’re a teacher. This usually comes after you’ve spent months working tirelessly and seemingly getting no where, to finally notice that light bulb moment or progress in a student’s work that makes it all worth it. However, for me teachers are those who help find strengths, wipe away tears, overpower demons and conquer fears. It’s therefore the rapport I build with my students over time and the impact I have on them - and they have on me - that matters and will last a life time.