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Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Too Little, Too Late: A Rights Based Review of Special Educational Needs Provision in Mainstream Schools in Northern Ireland.The Report comprehensively explores the issues preventing children and young people from receiving their right to an effective education in the context of Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision in mainstream schools. It also considers the impacts arising for children, young people, and their families when their needs are not met. It sets out a range of recommendations for improving SEN provision in mainstream schools that are grounded in the evidence collected.

Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

The Advice and Compliance Division of the Equality Commission is responsible for providing equality and good relations support to public authorities private sector employers and service providers.The Division aims to ensure that all organisations are facilitated to comply with equality and good relations legislation and best practices are promoted.

Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Parliament Buildings, Stormont

Providing parliamentary support to Members the Committee for Education.

Parliament Buildings, Stormont

Providing informative, factual and high quality tours in a pleasant and professional manner on a daily basis to a range of different visitors in Parliament Buildings. Management of the Events Booking system for all Events in Parliament Buildings. Maintained the diary schedule and made entries and updated records when necessary.Organising and updated the diary of Pre-Planning Meetings for all events in Parliament Buildings. Utilising a bespoke events database with accuracy and efficiency on a daily basis using Microsoft Access and ensuring correlation between colleagues to achieve 100 % accuracy. Issuing and receiving electronic and paper documents associated with events co-ordination and maintained appropriate records regarding past and future events from MLAs and their staff. Building up effective working relationships with Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) and their support staff, as well as a range of stakeholders that held Events in Parliament Buildings. Planning, organising and implementing meetings, events, or projects for key stakeholders such as Assembly Members, Government Departments, Voluntary/Private organisations, media and members of the public that hold Events in Parliament Buildings.Community Outreach – Providing information to the general public on how the Northern Ireland Assembly works? And how to engage with the Assembly at Community Events such as the Belfast Mela Festival; Chinese New Year Festival; Assembly’s Easter Family Fun Day and so forth.

Parliament Buildings, Stormont

Providing parliamentary support to the Committee for Justice

Millenium House, Great Victoria Street, Belfast

Preparing cases for debt action such and Liability Orders and Bailiff Action. This involved preparing the case referral documents and supplying this information to a Court Presenting Officer for them to present in court (to attain a Liability Order). Instructing Bailiffs to start bailiff proceedings for unpaid child maintenance arrears. Liaising with clients via telephone and post to negotiate payment plans for outstanding debt arrears. Calculating Child Maintenance assessments which involved collecting a range of information from which I would do a child maintenance assessment to calculate liabilities. Maintaining accurate records using a variety of bespoke systems. Time-management and team-work skills working in a small team.

Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Worked in the Bill to Cash section of Account NI. The Role involved the processing of government invoices for services provided. Also photocopying and dealing with post in and out and other administrative duties such as filing and ordering stationery.Worked in a highly confidential environment and worked with sensitive data on a daily basis. Worked to strict deadlines and was a strong team player in a busy government office.

Master Of Laws (Llm), Criminal Justice, Pass With Commendation

This Masters course, housed within the School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast consisted of a series of modules which essentially look.

Bachelor Of Science (Bsc), Criminology And Criminal Justice, Second Class, First Division

During my time at the University of Ulster I studied a Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Criminology as an area.

A-Level, Psychology, A

A-levels in Government and Politics; Psychology and History

A-Level, Government And Politics, B

A Level Psychology A Level Government and Politics A Level History

A-Level, History, B