Lucy How

Lucy How has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Lucy started their career as a Museum Assistant at various museums in Australia and the UK. Lucy then moved on to work as an ESL teacher and Course Leader at EF Education First. After that, they transitioned into program management roles at ProEuropa/British Council, where they were responsible for organizing EU funded projects. Lucy then joined EF High School Exchange Year as a Regional Manager, overseeing marketing and development of international high school exchange programs. Lucy later became the Course Director at EF Education First and then the Junior Programmes Operations Manager in the UK. Lucy also worked as an Admissions Officer at the International School of Amsterdam. Lucy's career continued to progress as they took on the role of Junior Summer Programmes Director in the UK at EF Education First. Lucy then became the University Preparation Programs Director at EF International Language Centers, where they managed academic preparation programs and oversaw operations in North America. Currently, Lucy is Vice President of Higher Education - Canada at Oxford International Education Group. Lucy also took on the role of Pathway Programs Business Development Director at the same company.

Lucy How attended Anglia Ruskin University from 1989 to 1992, where they obtained a BA degree in Modern History. In 1994, they attended the International Learning Centre in Edinburgh and received a TEFL Diploma, specializing in Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language/ESL Language Instruction. Prior to their university education, Lucy How attended Westlands Secondary Bilateral School from 1982 to 1989 and obtained 3 A Levels and 8 O Levels. The specific field of study during this period is not provided.