Mia Koleczek

Friendly and reliable student experienced in tutoring and volunteering with children. Developed communication, leadership, and organisational skills through science and maths tutoring, enabling students to achieve top grades. Adapted to diverse situations while volunteering with children, including those with special needs, and maintained a calm and positive demeanor under pressure.

A hardworking and dedicated aspiring medical student, I am predicted 4 A* in 2026 A level Exams and received 4/4 medicine offers to study at university. I am looking for a part-time role where I can contribute positively as a team player and continue to develop my skills.

Bilingual, able to speak Polish to a high standard.

Regularly volunteered at University College London Hospital helping with several workshops for children and teenagers with Type 1 Diabetes.

• Developed strong leadership skills, using my experience with diabetes to encourage others to open up about their experience.
• Maintained teamwork skills, collaborating with other peer trainers to create fun and informative sessions

Volunteered to organise weekly games sessions for 10-11 year old local primary school pupils. 

• Learned key organisational skills, planning fun and active sessions which required effective time and resource management.
• Kept a positive and engaging manner to foster excitement and encourage children who were less eager to participate.

Volunteered weekly at a local special needs school, working with 10-11 year old children during their recreational time.

• Developed key skills of adaptability, as I learned to adjust my method of communication and the activities planned based on each child’s specific educational needs.
• Learned to remain calm under pressure and manage difficult situations, responding patiently and thoughtfully when children became overwhelmed whilst ensuring they felt safe and receiving the support they needed.