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At BTI, you will learn from staff who are experienced teachers and educators, researchers, practitioners, health workers and graduates themselves. Many have worked in private practice, for public institutions and for universities in Aotearoa New Zealand and overseas.
Biography
Helen completed her Bachelor of Arts (Social Work), followed by a Masters in Professional Education & Training in Human Services at Kingston University, London. She is currently working on her Doctor of Health Science: ‘Being well whilst doing good’.
Over the last eight years, Helen has been a valued member of the School of Social Practice as contract educator. She has been involved in the planning, development and delivery of Social Work courses, student care, quality assurance and decision-making.
Helen had many years of experience in Social Work and education prior to joining BTI. She was involved as a Health Social Worker at Tauranga Hospital with special responsibility to the Te Kaupapa Ward. In the UK, she received the Kite Mark Award for her work with a team of educators delivering school programmes on well-being at Your Charity Choice. Her work has also involved leading seminars and teaching Masters’ students at the Kingston University Social Work Department, UK. She also played a key role in management and policy at Tearfund UK early in her career.
Conference Presentations
Barker Troughton, H. (2022). Presentation of research methodology [Presentation]. Online international course in Hermeneutic Phenomenology through the University of Central Lancashire.
Barker Troughton, H. (2022, July). Presentation of research methodology [Paper presentation]. Symposium at the Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand.
At BTI, you will learn from staff who are experienced teachers and educators, researchers, practitioners, health workers and graduates themselves. Many have worked in private practice, for public institutions and for universities in Aotearoa New Zealand and overseas.
Biography
Helen completed her Bachelor of Arts (Social Work), followed by a Masters in Professional Education & Training in Human Services at Kingston University, London. She is currently working on her Doctor of Health Science: ‘Being well whilst doing good’.
Over the last eight years, Helen has been a valued member of the School of Social Practice as contract educator. She has been involved in the planning, development and delivery of Social Work courses, student care, quality assurance and decision-making.
Helen had many years of experience in Social Work and education prior to joining BTI. She was involved as a Health Social Worker at Tauranga Hospital with special responsibility to the Te Kaupapa Ward. In the UK, she received the Kite Mark Award for her work with a team of educators delivering school programmes on well-being at Your Charity Choice. Her work has also involved leading seminars and teaching Masters’ students at the Kingston University Social Work Department, UK. She also played a key role in management and policy at Tearfund UK early in her career.
Conference Presentations
Barker Troughton, H. (2022). Presentation of research methodology [Presentation]. Online international course in Hermeneutic Phenomenology through the University of Central Lancashire.
Barker Troughton, H. (2022, July). Presentation of research methodology [Paper presentation]. Symposium at the Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand.
Helen completed her Bachelor of Arts (Social Work), followed by a Masters in Professional Education & Training in Human Services at Kingston University, London. She is currently working on her Doctor of Health Science: ‘Being well whilst doing good’.
Over the last eight years, Helen has been a valued member of the School of Social Practice as contract educator. She has been involved in the planning, development and delivery of Social Work courses, student care, quality assurance and decision-making.
Helen had many years of experience in Social Work and education prior to joining BTI. She was involved as a Health Social Worker at Tauranga Hospital with special responsibility to the Te Kaupapa Ward. In the UK, she received the Kite Mark Award for her work with a team of educators delivering school programmes on well-being at Your Charity Choice. Her work has also involved leading seminars and teaching Masters’ students at the Kingston University Social Work Department, UK. She also played a key role in management and policy at Tearfund UK early in her career.
Barker Troughton, H. (2022). Presentation of research methodology [Presentation]. Online international course in Hermeneutic Phenomenology through the University of Central Lancashire.
Barker Troughton, H. (2022, July). Presentation of research methodology [Paper presentation]. Symposium at the Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand.