Experience

Dental Assisting National Board

• United States
• Non-profit Organization Management
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Administrative Assistant

  • Apr 2018 - Present



Routes into Languages

• International Trade and Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Student Ambassador

  • Sep 2013 - Sep 2016

  Throughout my time at Newcastle University I promoted language learning through assemblies, workshops and a variety of events across the northeast. This enabled me to share my passion for languages and exciting new cultures with younger minds in the community. Throughout my time at Newcastle University I promoted language learning through assemblies, workshops and a variety of events across the northeast. This enabled me to share my passion for languages and exciting new cultures with younger minds in the community.



CENTRE DE PLONGEE DES ILETS

• International Intern

  • Apr 2015 - Jul 2015

  For a truly unique professional and cultural environment, I opted to work at a Scuba Diving facility in the remote town of Bouillante, Guadeloupe for 3 months. With no previous experience of diving, I instantly adapted to a new work environment, learning key practical and administrative skills during my time. With no English speakers on the island, I was able to develop professional but warm relationships with clients. For a truly unique professional and cultural environment, I opted to work at a Scuba Diving facility in the remote town of Bouillante, Guadeloupe for 3 months. With no previous experience of diving, I instantly adapted to a new work environment, learning key practical and administrative skills during my time. With no English speakers on the island, I was able to develop professional but warm relationships with clients.



FutureSense Group

• United Kingdom
• Travel Arrangements
• 1 - 100 Employee

• International Project Manager

  • Aug 2014 - Mar 2015

  My time in Peru was marked by a wealth of professional responsibility and life-experience that led to a level of personal development I could only have dreamt of beforehand.My responsibilities during my internship were split into community project organization and volunteer expedition management.-I personally found and established a relationship with organizations and schools with whom we would work. I co-ordinated projects for volunteers from the initial contact with new organizations months prior to volunteer arrival, to the execution and assessment of projects with volunteers. Projects ranged from teaching to construction work.-Meanwhile, I planned expeditions for volunteer groups ranging from 10-24 people, ensuring all accommodation, meals, extracurricular activities and travel were budgeted and accounted for. I proceeded to actually lead the expeditions across Peru either alone or with a colleague, upon volunteer arrival.