Working in 2 busy Bristol Job Centers for a not for profit organisation, I helped clients with a range of needs to become ready to enter work or education. I quickly built a rapport with my clients, help them identify career pathways and planning, training/education needs, This included:Enhancing and writing CVsHelp identify jobs and where to look for workHelp identify appropriate courses and trainingHelping with application forms Interview preparationAfter the sessions with clients, I would write a report on their session and ensure all information and documentation is added to the Adviza CRM system. I was a key member of the webinar delivery team, creating and presenting engaging, informative and interactive webinars in a series of careers management topics. I also created a range of useful documentation to accompany the webinars to help those attending move forward, such as cv templates and hints and tips pages.I attend careers and employment fairs where I talked about the Adviza service and, where appropriate, carry out careers sessions there and then. I was set monthly targets (which I exceed) to ensure a set number of clients with certain criteria are seen and helped in to education or work and I consistently received incredibly positive feedback from clients online and verbally.

Working in the Marketing and International Department, the primary function of my role was to design, implement and run a series of events for the University’s applicants. Each event had up to 600 visitors and no two events were the same as they were tailored to the needs of the different types of students attending. Every year I introduced new event innovations so that they maintained the University’s competitive edge. The success of these events relied on the support from other departments which required me to develop relationships with senior staff to get department buy in. In the last year I was there, senior management introduced a new applicant selection method and I was a vocal part of the working group on implementing the change.Working with the Design and CRM teams I commissioned and fed in to the design of emails and literature used at the events. Prior to department expansion, using InDesign, I designed and created attractive programmes and send them out using MailChimp.At the end of the season, I wrote reports for senior managers on the events effectiveness and included analysis of feedback, attendance stats and recommendations for the following year.I managed 150 student workers and organised their recruitment including; recruitment campaign, shortlisting, assessment, joining admin, training, job manuals and event briefing notes. In my final year, I created a Senior Student position to manage small teams of student workers, it was acknowledged by senior managers that post made a positive change to the events. I used Social Media as a tool to support workers and motivate.I public spoke at my own events and at other events to different stakeholders e.g. school students, applicants, parents, to audiences of up to 350, as event compare or on university topics.When working full-time I attended events around the UK, booking attendance and logistics, commissioning display and literature. I attend these events occasionally when working part time.

Working in the retail marketing department, I was responsible for the placement of Point of Sale (POS) units for maximum impact in all UK branches. I decided upon and actioned POS in new, refurbished and merged branches, managed the POS database, managed projects such as bespoke campaigns, developed relationships with branches and other departments in the bank and solved any queries that they may have. I wrote and produced several helpful documents for staff explaining the merchandising strategy to ensure that all branches followed a uniform marketing display of key campaign messages.

6 Months travelling in New Zealand, Australia and Malaysia and included several short-term office contracts in New Zealand. Upon return to the U.K. I had a few short-term office contracts including a 4 month with Prosper Torbay/Business Link and 1 month at University of Bath Sports Village.