I create and publish bespoke mobile games.Giving Games is a subset of Josh Codes which encourages players to use their phone as a weapon for good by helping to raise funds for charities and other worthy causes.

Key Responsibilities:Planning and preparing suitable lessonsTeaching Pre-Intermediate level English to a class of 15+ international studentsTeaching SLV classes (Speaking, Listening Vocabulary) Running a conversation club twice a weekSupervising during extra-curricular school activities

Key Responsibilities:Offer our customers friendly advice on their purchases. Provide customers with a quality serviceMaintain a clean and safe work environmentTake deliveriesReplenish stockClosing procedures such as cashing up and locking up the store.

Key Responsibilities:Teaching Intermediate level English to a class of 15 international studentsPlanning and preparing suitable lessonsProviding tours of the city and local surrounds to international study groupsSupervising during extra-curricular school activitiesDuring my time working at Kaplan International College I repeatedily received positive feedback on my lessons

After proving myself as a motivated worker I was selected to take up extra work weeding and fumigating new farmland.

Assistance with stockingPackaging orders and preparing them for dispatchUpdating the company’s dispatch system

I helped curate the pub’s continually rotating stock alongside our awesome team of publicans. Excellent merchandising was a key part of the role as many of the products we introduced were unfamiliar with the local clientele

Providing support to Boots staffProfessional emailTaking calls

Professional one-to-one English tuition in a formal office environment. As below.I transferred from the Kanagawa Learning Studio to the Chayamachi Learning Studio in Osaka to enrich my experience of Japan.

Professional one-to-one English tuition in a formal office environment.I was responsible for:Tutoring client-base which ranged from total beginners to advanced English speakers.Attending regular training sessions to develop my tutoring ability.Helping to create a warm and welcoming environment.Preparing lessons and responding to client requests.Providing a friendly and professional service.

I was responsible for:Manipulating large quantities of data to find useful trends.Providing technical solutions to software errors.Dealing with sensitive information.Corresponding with clients and business associates.Professional telephone / email.

Leeds Branch President for the Engineers Without Borders UK society."Engineers Without Borders UK is an organisation that creates massive small change by empowering thousands of new engineers to remove barriers to human development."During my time as Leeds branch president I hosted regular society meeting and events on a fortnightly basis. This included: Free 'Give It A Go' sessions to encourage membership. Talks from executive EWB-UK staff.Talks from guest speakers.TED Talk evenings.Pub quizzes.I also arranged a weekend trip to CAT (The Center for Alternative Technology) in Aberystwyth, Wales. This involved:Advertising the trip to society members.Booking a cabin and tour guide for our time at CAT.Hiring a mini-van and recruiting drivers.Completing a full risk assessment.Corresponding with the Student Union.Projects:During my time as branch president project approval and funding was provided by the Student Union for a 'Raspberry Pi weather station project'.

Providing a friendly service to regular customers.Manning and operating a cash register.