The School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, University of Greenwich, recommends Claire on the basis of successful completion of the Greenwich Employability Passport (GEP). The Greenwich Employability Passport (GEP) recognises a student’s extra-curricular achievements and covers areas such as career preparation, work experience, volunteering, leadership and communication, enterprise, personal development and arts, sports and academic activities. This coveted award further demonstrates Claire ongoing commitment to continuous development of key employability skills and a dedication to building industry insight and knowledge. Claire has exceeded the number of points required for the scheme, showing an ambitious and proactive participation in work related activities.

One of the most IT-savvy people I have ever met. Awesome at writing code and solving problems like that on the spot. Also, very hardworking, helpful, and has the drive and initiative that stand out from her peers. Could be a great future employee for you!

The School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, University of Greenwich, recommends Claire on the basis of successful completion of the Greenwich Employability Passport (GEP). The Greenwich Employability Passport (GEP) recognises a student’s extra-curricular achievements and covers areas such as career preparation, work experience, volunteering, leadership and communication, enterprise, personal development and arts, sports and academic activities. This coveted award further demonstrates Claire ongoing commitment to continuous development of key employability skills and a dedication to building industry insight and knowledge. Claire has exceeded the number of points required for the scheme, showing an ambitious and proactive participation in work related activities.

One of the most IT-savvy people I have ever met. Awesome at writing code and solving problems like that on the spot. Also, very hardworking, helpful, and has the drive and initiative that stand out from her peers. Could be a great future employee for you!

The School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, University of Greenwich, recommends Claire on the basis of successful completion of the Greenwich Employability Passport (GEP). The Greenwich Employability Passport (GEP) recognises a student’s extra-curricular achievements and covers areas such as career preparation, work experience, volunteering, leadership and communication, enterprise, personal development and arts, sports and academic activities. This coveted award further demonstrates Claire ongoing commitment to continuous development of key employability skills and a dedication to building industry insight and knowledge. Claire has exceeded the number of points required for the scheme, showing an ambitious and proactive participation in work related activities.

One of the most IT-savvy people I have ever met. Awesome at writing code and solving problems like that on the spot. Also, very hardworking, helpful, and has the drive and initiative that stand out from her peers. Could be a great future employee for you!