Marina Meneses Cabrero: Early Childhood Education Professional

Marina Meneses Cabrero

Madrid, Spain | 657809234 | [email protected]

Professional Profile

Dedicated and enthusiastic Early Childhood Education student with hands-on experience in childcare settings. Committed to fostering a safe, playful, and educational environment for children. Known for patience, teamwork, and a proactive attitude.

Education

Higher Technician in Early Childhood Education (Grado Superior)
IES Barrio de Bilbao | 2025 – 2026 (In progress)

Experience

Trainee Educator | El Pilar (Madrid) | February 2026

• Assisted in daily mealtime routines, ensuring proper nutrition and hygiene for children.
• Organized and supervised recreational activities and educational play to support child development.
• Collaborated closely with the teaching team to maintain a safe and positive classroom environment.
• Monitored children’s behavior and well-being during school hours.

Skills

• Soft Skills: Great patience, teamwork, positive attitude, and communication.
• Technical Skills: Proficient in educational technology, digital tools, and office software.

Languages

• Spanish: Native
• English: Basic (Elementary)

English Grammar Summary

Verb 'Be' (Am/Is/Are)

Used for states, names, professions, and descriptions.

'Have Got'

Used for possession, family relationships, and physical characteristics.
Negative: haven't got / hasn't got
Question: Have you got...? / Has she got...?

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

• Present Simple: Routines, general truths, and schedules (e.g., always, usually, every day, often).
• Present Continuous: Actions happening now or fixed future plans (e.g., now, at the moment, today, tonight).

Future Forms: 'Be Going To' vs. 'Will'

• Be going to: Intentions (decisions already made) and evidence (predictions based on current observations).
• Will: Spontaneous decisions, promises, offers, and opinions.

Past Simple

Used for finished actions at a specific time. Keywords: yesterday, last week, in 2010, ago.
Form: Verb + -ed or irregular list (2nd column). Example: I took the exam yesterday.

Present Perfect

Used for experience or connection to the present when the exact time is not mentioned.
Keywords: Ever, never, just, already, yet, for, since.
Form: Have/Has + Past Participle.

Advanced Verb Tenses

• Future Continuous: will be + -ing (e.g., I will be doing).
• Future Perfect: will have + past participle (e.g., I will have finished).
• Past Continuous: was/were + -ing (e.g., I was studying).