I can confirm that Alex Mcnocholls played an instrumental role in our Virtual Internship Programme, working remotely with Think Pacific. Alex worked upon completing a Social Action Project proposed by our Fijian partners- The Psychiatric Survivors Association which she completed well ahead of schedule and to such excellence that she was ale to take on a second project for the Fiji Rugby Academy, supporting their development, undertaking over 100 hours of voluntary work. This included learning about an entirely unique culture and traditions in Fiji, as well as a deeper understanding of how their subject area relates to Fiji, before moving on to working on the project proposal itself. Alex demonstrated a proactive approach to the project and an ability to work independently throughout the internship. With limited resources and broad project briefs, the internship depended upon creativeness, resourcefulness and innovative thinking; skills that were shown in abundance throughout the project. She further demonstrated extensive leadership skills by organising and running various virtual networking events in group settings with other interns on this program. With an extensive understanding of The Pacific Community's aims and values, Alex designed and delivered a creative and comprehensive project. Her determination and innovation played a huge part in achieving the aims of the Think Pacific Foundation. I would highly recommend Alex and she should take great pride for the success of the project proposal and the positive contribution made to increasing opportunities for the organisations across the Fiji Islands.

I can confirm that Alex Mcnocholls played an instrumental role in our Virtual Internship Programme, working remotely with Think Pacific. Alex worked upon completing a Social Action Project proposed by our Fijian partners- The Psychiatric Survivors Association which she completed well ahead of schedule and to such excellence that she was ale to take on a second project for the Fiji Rugby Academy, supporting their development, undertaking over 100 hours of voluntary work. This included learning about an entirely unique culture and traditions in Fiji, as well as a deeper understanding of how their subject area relates to Fiji, before moving on to working on the project proposal itself. Alex demonstrated a proactive approach to the project and an ability to work independently throughout the internship. With limited resources and broad project briefs, the internship depended upon creativeness, resourcefulness and innovative thinking; skills that were shown in abundance throughout the project. She further demonstrated extensive leadership skills by organising and running various virtual networking events in group settings with other interns on this program. With an extensive understanding of The Pacific Community's aims and values, Alex designed and delivered a creative and comprehensive project. Her determination and innovation played a huge part in achieving the aims of the Think Pacific Foundation. I would highly recommend Alex and she should take great pride for the success of the project proposal and the positive contribution made to increasing opportunities for the organisations across the Fiji Islands.

I can confirm that Alex Mcnocholls played an instrumental role in our Virtual Internship Programme, working remotely with Think Pacific. Alex worked upon completing a Social Action Project proposed by our Fijian partners- The Psychiatric Survivors Association which she completed well ahead of schedule and to such excellence that she was ale to take on a second project for the Fiji Rugby Academy, supporting their development, undertaking over 100 hours of voluntary work. This included learning about an entirely unique culture and traditions in Fiji, as well as a deeper understanding of how their subject area relates to Fiji, before moving on to working on the project proposal itself. Alex demonstrated a proactive approach to the project and an ability to work independently throughout the internship. With limited resources and broad project briefs, the internship depended upon creativeness, resourcefulness and innovative thinking; skills that were shown in abundance throughout the project. She further demonstrated extensive leadership skills by organising and running various virtual networking events in group settings with other interns on this program. With an extensive understanding of The Pacific Community's aims and values, Alex designed and delivered a creative and comprehensive project. Her determination and innovation played a huge part in achieving the aims of the Think Pacific Foundation. I would highly recommend Alex and she should take great pride for the success of the project proposal and the positive contribution made to increasing opportunities for the organisations across the Fiji Islands.