Jacqueline Pereira

Led operational, strategic, and partnership management for a cross-border graduate program delivered with an international partner institution. Managed the full learner lifecycle, budgeting, contract coordination, and multi-campus collaboration across online, hybrid, and on-campus formats. Served as primary liaison for partners, faculty, and learners; supported recruitment initiatives, market exploration, and new partnership development; ensured policy compliance, reporting, and process improvement.

Managed the operations of four graduate programs delivered with an international partner institution. Coordinated day-to-day program operations, orientations, onboarding, and transition support for international cohorts. Built foundational workflows, communication templates, and tracking systems during program launch; collaborated with faculty and administrative teams across countries; tracked engagement, retention, and progression data; and supported recruitment outreach and information sessions.

Provided one-to-one tutoring in economics and marketing for undergraduate and graduate students, supporting exam preparation, concept clarification, and applied coursework.

Supported faculty-led research through data collection, literature review, and basic analysis for academic projects.

Held a combined program management, quality assurance, and senior teaching role supporting undergraduate business and accounting programs and diploma pathways in partnership with UK awarding bodies. Managed academic operations, advising, faculty coordination, assessments, and compliance with institutional and awarding-body standards. Delivered in-person and online instruction, moderated assessments, and supported academic quality, integrity, and learner success across multi-program pathways.

Delivered Economics instruction for Grades 8–11 within the British (O-Level) curriculum. Taught core microeconomics and macroeconomics concepts, prepared learners for assessments, and supported classroom activities across multiple year groups. Provided occasional substitution teaching and contributed to student engagement and academic support throughout the school year.

Graduate studies in applied economics with a minor in management, covering economic analysis, quantitative methods, and organizational fundamentals.

Undergraduate studies in economics and management with an international curriculum focus.