Led the festival’s digital content strategy to raise impressions by 400% compared to the 2019 festival. I also produced a series of author interviews, live-streamed workshops and award ceremonies for ILF’s first digital-only festival as well as writing promotional copy for use in press releases and on social media.

I taught students ranging from 7-18 years in age, with ability ranging from beginner to intermediate. As an English tutor, I developed my teaching methods as well as improving my competency in spoken Russian.

In this position, I was responsible for cataloguing and researching the arts and artefacts archive Artemis' collection. This included compiling data from analogue sources to update the new online database, researching the history of the artwork or artefact and providing information and keywords to make the online database accessible and user-friendly both to members of the public and educational institutions.

Part of a collective of Bristol based artists and writers aged 16-25. Through our program of artist workshops, events and exhibitions we aim to make the arts more accessible to young people, most recently exhibiting our project InHabit at Arnolfini in July 2016.

I assisted the team in facilitating the festival. My duties included: - Installing the artworks with the artists to ensure they were happy with the outcome- Working as an information assistant at the various installations- Invigilating the artworks to ensure safety regulations were met- Acting as a performer in various artworks

I worked as part of a small team to produce the exhibition “We The Audience” at The Station in Bristol. My main responsibility was writing press releases and social media posts to promote the exhibition.