Leeds City College Men's ll Head Coach. Under 14s/13s Development CoachCommunity Coach In this role I work in multiple positions striving to provide high quality and engaging basketball coaching in south Leeds. Some duties are but not limited to; - Planning & Delivery of team led training with a view to developing skill sets of players - Community led coaching, using principles like Teaching Games For Understanding- Performance Analysis- Promotional Events - Working towards BE Level 3 Coaching Qualification

Alongside working for LDM also work as part of the Luminate Education Group, as a School Liaison Officer. In this role I work with a caseload of partner schools to deliver on required work targeted at all year groups of secondary school children. The main focus is to promote post-16 options at Leeds City College, however we are able to offer bespoke work to partners dependent on their needs. My duties are but not limited to; - Attend events within education sector across West Yorkshire i.e. Careers Fairs. - Delivery of bespoke assemblies and workshops that are delivered in partner schools across West Yorkshire - Running reports on destination data for students applying for Further Education - Deliver events related to student recruitment, i.e. Campus Tours, Taster Days and Open Evenings - Support the delivery of college events

in this role my main duties were; - Managing over 10 different diverse projects aimed at supporting the people of Bradford. ranging from work with over 50s, and work with local communities who do not engage with rugby - Working in direct partnership with the Bradford Bulls RLFC to deliver on joint ventures. For example, game days and events - Managing 'Game Day Operations' from a Foundation aspect. this would include, planning preparing and delivering on pre-game entertainment, community club members, and ball boys. - Supporting colleagues on the delivery of after school clubs, lunch clubs and curriculum based lessons- Overseeing the management of Physical Disability Rugby League, Learning Disability Rugby League and Wheelchair Rugby League teams in the 2023 season- Managing partnerships and community based work in numerous formats, examples of this are Mental Health delivery to local businesses, education partnerships with College and University's and partnerships with community organisations like BEAP community partnership and local community centres- Run and manage stalls at local community events, promoting Rugby League and the Bradford Bulls Foundations community work- Co-creation of a 'Heritage Lunch' held once a month, in which we would host a talk from historic figures within the Bulls and provide a warm lunch to attendees

The organisation is split in to two, Operating as Disability Sport Yorkshire, Operating out of Denhale Activities and Recreation Centre CIC. While the majority of this role is working as a Sports Development Officer I also work to help manage the facility as its own standalone community centre. - Leading on a sports employability project for people with a disability in partnership with The National Lottery Reaching Communities Fund and local partners- Supporting delivery on sports employability projects in North Yorkshire - Assisting in delivery of Happy Healthy Holidays programme with Wakefield Council and the Department of Education - Supporting Yorkshire Sport Foundation of the delivery of Inclusion based events in Yorkshire - Supporting Yorkshire Cricket club to deliver inclusive cricket games across Yorkshire- Supporting groups and visitors to Denhale, to ensure that they have everything they need- Managing social media accounts, Instagram, Linkedin, Twitter & Facebook - Managing and supporting volunteers - Keyholder to the centre

Delivery of a social engagement model, in the form of weekly groups, half term trips and summer activities.Encouragement of an underrepresented group to engage in activities and groupsLeading all sports based initiatives within the Bradford Young Carers’ Service. Including planning, preparing and delivery of sessions, as well as the completion of post session administrative tasksLargely autonomous management of a complex caseload and management of my weekly timetableNetworking, liaising and attending meetings with professionals and families on a daily basis to ensure that all the young carers’ needs are being metawareness of local sporting provisions and establishment of a partnerships, for example with Bradford Bulls Foundation who provide sports sessions for young carers Carry out assessments to match the needs of young carers, to the services we can offerProvide 1:1 support for young carers if assessment thresholds are metManaging and liaising with volunteers to help support staffing of safe staff to child ratios at any given activity, group or tripConduct all admin pertinent to a young carers case using a CRM systemEngaging in CPD to support my role (e.g., first aid training and children’s safeguarding)Conducting quarterly reviews to monitor the statistics of our service and to provide a report to our fundersAttending conferences, both as an attendee and also in a working capacity, delivering workshops, talks or managing information stalls

Director and Head Coach● Securing funding for the programme from the National Lottery Community Fund. Including the completion of all administrative tasks in relation to our funders (E.G., bookings/receipts/programme feedback)● Development of a 12 week sports programme that targeted mental wellbeing and mental health through sport● Building a corporate relationship with the Young Carers Service and offering them the programme for free ● Delivery of the programme to over 15 Young Carers for a 12 week period starting January 2019● Collection of data and session related information in the form of a workbook that Young Carers completed every session● Management and maintenance of stock

Duties included:Raising, handling and investigating fraudulent and scam claims;Profiling suspicious accounts, identifying risk and reporting the risk to the operations department;Liaising with the branch networks to instruct them of what actions need to be carried out with risk identified customers;Possessing large bill payments up to the value £100,000;Liaising with risk customers in a timely and professional manner for all stages of a fraudulent claim via multiple correspondence channels and;Navigating multiple security and account systems at once to deliver a professional and diligent service;Liaising with other financial institutions registered with CIFAS to report claims; andAdherence to both FCA and PRA regulations and remaining GDPR compliant when liaising with customers and external third parties.

Duties Included:Providing a professional and friendly customer service in the customer contact centre;Managing credit card accounts queries;Processing balance transfers to external credit companies; andHandling customer credit limit requests and appeals.During my time as a Credit Card Advisor, I was given the responsibility to mentor new colleagues within the role. This involved me listening to their live calls. From this I was entrusted to provide tailored feedback to my colleagues and ensure all our customers received a fair outcome. During my time within this role I also became a “floorwalker” due to being able to understand in detail all the processes and procedures involved with credit card products. This extra responsibility meant I would deal with any queries, disputes or complaints any of my colleagues were unable to resolve on the phone.

working with another coach, we have led sessions five days a week for children in the North West of England in which we would;- test and evaluate skills of children as they arrive on the camp - Development fundamental skills of Football (Dribbling, Passing, Shooting to name a few)

along side working with Paris Saint-Germain I would help deliver activities in the evenings for international students whom have come to study English. Three days of the week we would run trips to various locations in the north of England in which I would be directly in charge of upwards of 13 children for the day

In this role I worked with UCLAN Basketball Men's 2nd team for three seasons

Surveying & collecting data of students who have recently completed a course with the University of Central Lancashire

As lead analyst, myself and a colleague would;Film games both home and awayRecord statisticsBreakdown footage in to shareable sizes Breakdown key moments from game footage to relay with the team Display stats and key moments footage before the next training session

As a Peer Assisted Learner I had to;•Lead seminal and lecture based sessions on life at UCLan, both socially and educationally to prospective UCLan students Take a duty of care for up to 30 students in seminars and around 90 in lectures. Socially integrate myself with students to make them feel comfortable in socialising at all times Other roles;Paired mentor, work one on one with specific students whom may struggle to otherwise intergrate in to groups otherwise.

my main role in this job was to teach/Assist PE lessons from all age groups (year 1 year 6) with focusing on motor skill development using TGFU as a means of teaching.