Molly Vingoe Email & Phone Number

After completing my NQT year in Year 1, I went on to lead Year 1 in my second year. As we are a new school I have had responsibility for creating the curriculums for Years 3, 5 and 6 as well as setting up new classrooms by ordering resources and preparing class libraries in each room. Now in my sixth teaching year at Maylands, I have written and implemented my own Science Curriculum across Key Stage 1 and 2.

London, United Kingdom

My main communications responsibilities include: • Managing all incoming queries through social media accounts• Creating and managing the implementation of the Gingerline communications plan in conjunction with Humm Media• Monitoring the communications plans for new strategic opportunities• Writing and scheduling all mailings to the Gingerline mailing lists • Creating engaging and unique social content for our various channels• Maintaining the quality of content on the Gingerline websites, keeping them up to date and identifying and creating new content opportunities• Liaising with Humm Media to ensure press packs are up to date and relevant, and to explore press opportunitiesAs an Event Manager I:• Manage the running of Gingerline events on a daily basis, operational 3 nights a week.• Monitor on-site maintenance, stock levels and costume/prop maintenance in conjunction with the Performance Manager and Operations Manager.• Lead and manage the events team on a daily basis, communicating daily targets and taking responsibility for maintaining high standards of quality, health and hygiene.• Foster an environment where improvements to the experience, processes and service are welcomed and encouraged.• Conduct briefings and training to ensure that staff have all necessary knowledge and are able to deliver services to the standards required.• Develop team members according to their individual abilities with a mind to the current and future needs of the project.• Take responsibility for monitoring and reporting any health and safety issues

Watford, United Kingdom

As Digital Media Assistant I am responsible for creating engaging content for the charity's main website and social media channels; in particular to support fundraising events, key campaigns and strategic objectives. As well as this I regularly update the main website using a content management system, work closely with colleagues to produce film content and utilise my graphic design skills to create original, shareable content within brand guidelines.

Watford, United Kingdom

As an Events Assistant my main role was to support the running of Action for Children’s flagship fundraising event, Byte Night. Byte Night is the UK’s largest sleep-out which takes place in 8 locations across the UK. Byte Night is now in its 18th year and has raised over £1 million every year since 2012. Prior to the event I had to research and liaise with a broad range of event suppliers, process invoices using an online finance system and produce event logistics documents such as briefings and inventories. I also supported the recruitment of volunteers by contacting Students’ Unions around the country, sending email communications to previous volunteers and using social media to promote the opportunity. It was my responsibility to also organise the packing and delivery of event supplies for each site. As I have a particular passion for, and experience in, communications I ran the Byte Night Twitter and Facebook accounts throughout September and October, increasing both engagement and reach. Our twitter engagement this year compared to last doubled, and our Facebook post reach was multiplied by 500%. As well as this I produced and co-ordinated email communications to our event participants and volunteers using Releasd and Adestra. I also supported the team by taking on some fundraising tasks such as using Raisers’ Edge to code supporter pages on JustGiving, and placing phone calls to event participants to support fundraising outcomes. I co-ordinated elements of the event on-site at Byte Night London and worked with a team of volunteers to deliver them. I also filmed and edited video content on the day to be used across our social media platforms.

Roehampton, London

Vice President Campaigns was an elected sabbatical position. As Vice President I was a trustee of Roehampton Students'​ Union (RSU) and a lead representative for the students of Roehampton. My portfolio of work was Campaigns so I was also responsible for the planning, execution and communication of all RSU lead campaigns. This included: Go Green Fortnight, Breast Cancer Awareness, Don't Dis-my-ability Week, Think before you Drink, a General Election campaign encouraging students to vote and more. I was also responsible for RAG (Raising and Giving) efforts and set up the first RAG committee, ran the first RSU Jailbreak, organised a RAG week which included an Oktoberfest celebration, a dodgeball tournament, and a Zombie run, and assisted with the co-ordination of a Live 24 hour radio show.Communication was a key part of my role, as well as a big personal interest, and so during my time at RSU I took on the responsibility of running the RSU Instagram account as well as utilising snapchat, Facebook and Twitter to promote campaigns. I also worked closely with the Fresh Air Radio intern and Fresh TV intern; recording jingles and writing scripts for and directing videos. An example of this is the video we produced to explain the General Election to students which was 'Highly Commended'​ in the factual category at the National Student Television Association Awards. As a sabbatical officer I was also expected to write regular reports on the achievements of the Students' Union, blogs to update students on what I had been working on, and content for our student led magazine. I also often lead on agenda items in meetings, committees and councils, presenting ideas or updates to students, staff and members of the local community.

Roehampton, London

As College President I was elected by students to be the lead representative for students belonging to Southlands College. I sat on meetings, committees and boards with senior members of staff at the University. I was also expected to produce a number of reports and present these at the College meetings.As College President I also organised a number of events for students including fundraising quiz nights, a trip to our local theme park, a paintballing day out, a boat party and a masquerade ball. Over the year I was responsible for managing the college events budget, ordering and selling college merchandise, editing and producing the college's online magazine and organising the main sporting event of the year.

Essex And London

I have been a babysitter for several families on evenings and weekends throughout my academic career. During the 2011-2012 academic year I worked as an after-school nanny for three children.

Brentwood

I started working for the company part-time as a coffee girl at the age of 17. Upon turning 18 I was promoted to a waitress and just a year later was promoted again to Supervisor. I also worked on some occasions as a chef.During my time at the restaurant I gained management skills, learnt more about the everyday workings of a restaurant and was responsible for producing staff rotas, managing stock and training staff.

As a blogger for Fireball I attended several musical festivals including: Global Gathering, V Festival and Wireless, promoting the brand and creating online content reflecting on my experiences.

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Primary Education: Science, 2:1 (With Qts)

Activities and Societies: Elected as Southlands' College President, Chair of Southlands' Officer Committee, Roehampton Women's.

Gcses And A-Levels

I achieved 11 GCSEs (A-C) and A-Levels in Biology, Physics, Psychology and General Studies.