As a Unit Leader, I was responsible for over 50 children ranging from ages 8 to 15 over the course of the summer, helping them optimise their time at camp whilst also ensuring that all their welfare needs were fulfilled. I also liaised with each child's parents, giving them regular updates about their child over the phone as well as guiding them around camp on visiting weekend.

As an Alumni and Networking Coordinator, I organised university lectures featuring TV and film industry alumni. I also garnered XTV £1500 of funding through my successful application to the University Alumni Fund scheme. This was managed by myself throughout the year to upgrade XTV's equipment.

I delivered high-speed and high-quality customer services at each University catering outlet, taking customer orders and handling cash whilst working alongside colleagues of all ages. I ensured each customer’s needs were met, delivering food and handling any issues efficiently and personably.

As Exeposé’s Print Music Editor, I curated and edited each publication’s music section; this involved the use of Adobe Indesign. I cooperated with other section editors of Exeposé in order to inspire meaningful, engaging and relevant articles from Exeposé’s writers. I regularly wrote for the music section myself, as I possess a deep-rooted passion for reviewing live music, interviewing artists and exploring their works. I also earnt the Exeposé Rainbow, an achievement awarded to those who have written for all of the publication's 12 sections.

I hosted my own weekly music talk show 'Cassette Crashers' through the University of Exeter's radio station XpressionFM, discussing a wide range of topics such as album releases, live music reviews, chart positions and more.

I organised and ran weekly Arts and Crafts sessions for university students throughout the second year of my degree. This involves planning sessions, sourcing materials, budgeting and managing finances, and also teaching students the relevant skills for each art session. I also cooperated with other members of Art Society, and helped run social events outside of Arts and Crafts, such as the end of year Art Society ball.

I worked as a Sales Coordinator throughout the summer following the first year of my degree. The role involved working alongside the company’s director managing incoming deals, and also sourcing and inputting data into the company’s databases. I utilised software to manage incoming deals, and also to assess different company’s financial statistics.

Provided high quality customer services, taking orders, handling cash and delivering food. I also operated the dishwasher and closed up at the end of each shift.