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Jeanette D. EDUCATION The University of Sheffield
September 2006 – July 2009
BA (Hons) History: 2.1 Final Year Dissertation: Youth Organisations and the British War Effort, 1939 – 1945. Modules studied include: Britain at War: Nation, Community and Identity 1939 - 1945 Fascism and Anti-Fascism in Britain 1919 - 1945 The Struggle for England’s Soul: Politics, Religion and Cultural Conflict 1560 – 1640. The Fall of the Roman Empire in the West Southgate School, London
September 1999 – July 2006
A Levels – July 2006 History (B) English Literature (B)
Religious Studies – Philosophy & Ethics (B) AS Level French (B)
GCSEs - July 2004 History, English Language, French, Religious Studies, Sociology (A*) English Literature, Double Science (A) Maths, Drama (B) Nominated and accepted into the National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth in 2005, through which I took part in online academic discussion forums. WORK EXPERIENCE NSPCC – London
November 2009
Product Development Department – Volunteer • Promoting events and fundraising initiatives at volunteering fairs. • Designing a marketing flyer to promote a fundraising scheme and competition. • Providing project feedback for a fundraising scheme.
•
Direct mail marketing support.
Class Publishing Limited – London
August 2008
Marketing Office Assistant • Writing press releases, promotional and in-house leaflets. • Selection of relevant information from source material, transferring it to Macromedia Dreamweaver and converting into HTML format to enable uploading to website. • Research and collation of external information to enhance website on specific medical conditions. • Conducting market research exercise to aid in the distribution of books. • Creating and maintaining client databases, including the use of Response By Whitetiger to organise and update company contact details. Axon Publishing Limited – London
June 2008
Publishing Office Assistant • Proof reading and providing project feedback. • Writing news sections for a University magazine; proposing new content ideas. • Conducting market research to gain awareness of the company’s competitors. • Providing high level of administrative services to support the team. • Formatting and editing workflow charts & documents in Adobe InDesign. • Providing support to different sections of the company and assisting in planning processes for catalogues for various clients, including Marks & Spencer. IT SKILLS • • • •
Microsoft Word (intermediate), Excel (basic) & PowerPoint (basic). Adobe InDesign (basic) & Adobe Acrobat. Adobe Macromedia Dreamweaver (basic). Strong PC and Internet skills, familiarity with Apple Macs.
VOLUNTARY ACTIVITIES
•
Entertainments Committee (2008 – 2009), attending committee meetings and getting involved with the advertising of union entertainments, through distributing fliers and posters.
•
University Course Representative: working on behalf of other students and alongside other representatives to bring issues of concern to staff attention at Staff-Student Committee meetings. (2007 – 2008). • Active member of the ‘Stop the Traffik’ Society, through assisting in the planning, advertising and running of events to raise awareness of the campaign against slave trafficking. As part of a group, I was involved in the brainstorming and advertising of activities to use as a basis to collect signatures for a country-wide petition (2007 – 2008).
•
Member of ‘The Warren’ Theatre Group. Taking part in two annual shows, with commitment to regular rehearsals and the advertising of productions to raise money for local charities. Alongside this, I took part in the company’s small Christmas shows at the meeting of a local MS group. I have also been involved in the Front of House team, which involved setting up the theatre before doors open, greeting audience members and selling programmes and memorabilia. (2002 – Present).
•
Proactive member of the School Council discussing issues of concern within the school. Often acting as Secretary and taking part in the organisation and running of fundraising activities and events for various charities, such as tuck shops and the Christmas Fete.
•
St Paul’s Church of England Sunday School leader, preparing lessons and activities for children ages 7 – 11. I worked mainly with a small group of 7 – 9 year olds, where I was responsible for their comprehension of the issues being addressed that week, and the completion of the activities, as well as monitoring their behaviour and understanding during Church services. I also took an active role in the organisation of various activities, including the staging and technical aspects of the annual Nativity play. (2003 – 2006). INTERESTS Reading, Theatre and Music, Travel, Swimming, History. REFERENCES Available on request.
September 2006 – July 2009
BA (Hons) History: 2.1 Final Year Dissertation: Youth Organisations and the British War Effort, 1939 – 1945. Modules studied include: Britain at War: Nation, Community and Identity 1939 - 1945 Fascism and Anti-Fascism in Britain 1919 - 1945 The Struggle for England’s Soul: Politics, Religion and Cultural Conflict 1560 – 1640. The Fall of the Roman Empire in the West Southgate School, London
September 1999 – July 2006
A Levels – July 2006 History (B) English Literature (B)
Religious Studies – Philosophy & Ethics (B) AS Level French (B)
GCSEs - July 2004 History, English Language, French, Religious Studies, Sociology (A*) English Literature, Double Science (A) Maths, Drama (B) Nominated and accepted into the National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth in 2005, through which I took part in online academic discussion forums. WORK EXPERIENCE NSPCC – London
November 2009
Product Development Department – Volunteer • Promoting events and fundraising initiatives at volunteering fairs. • Designing a marketing flyer to promote a fundraising scheme and competition. • Providing project feedback for a fundraising scheme.
•
Direct mail marketing support.
Class Publishing Limited – London
August 2008
Marketing Office Assistant • Writing press releases, promotional and in-house leaflets. • Selection of relevant information from source material, transferring it to Macromedia Dreamweaver and converting into HTML format to enable uploading to website. • Research and collation of external information to enhance website on specific medical conditions. • Conducting market research exercise to aid in the distribution of books. • Creating and maintaining client databases, including the use of Response By Whitetiger to organise and update company contact details. Axon Publishing Limited – London
June 2008
Publishing Office Assistant • Proof reading and providing project feedback. • Writing news sections for a University magazine; proposing new content ideas. • Conducting market research to gain awareness of the company’s competitors. • Providing high level of administrative services to support the team. • Formatting and editing workflow charts & documents in Adobe InDesign. • Providing support to different sections of the company and assisting in planning processes for catalogues for various clients, including Marks & Spencer. IT SKILLS • • • •
Microsoft Word (intermediate), Excel (basic) & PowerPoint (basic). Adobe InDesign (basic) & Adobe Acrobat. Adobe Macromedia Dreamweaver (basic). Strong PC and Internet skills, familiarity with Apple Macs.
VOLUNTARY ACTIVITIES
•
Entertainments Committee (2008 – 2009), attending committee meetings and getting involved with the advertising of union entertainments, through distributing fliers and posters.
•
University Course Representative: working on behalf of other students and alongside other representatives to bring issues of concern to staff attention at Staff-Student Committee meetings. (2007 – 2008). • Active member of the ‘Stop the Traffik’ Society, through assisting in the planning, advertising and running of events to raise awareness of the campaign against slave trafficking. As part of a group, I was involved in the brainstorming and advertising of activities to use as a basis to collect signatures for a country-wide petition (2007 – 2008).
•
Member of ‘The Warren’ Theatre Group. Taking part in two annual shows, with commitment to regular rehearsals and the advertising of productions to raise money for local charities. Alongside this, I took part in the company’s small Christmas shows at the meeting of a local MS group. I have also been involved in the Front of House team, which involved setting up the theatre before doors open, greeting audience members and selling programmes and memorabilia. (2002 – Present).
•
Proactive member of the School Council discussing issues of concern within the school. Often acting as Secretary and taking part in the organisation and running of fundraising activities and events for various charities, such as tuck shops and the Christmas Fete.
•
St Paul’s Church of England Sunday School leader, preparing lessons and activities for children ages 7 – 11. I worked mainly with a small group of 7 – 9 year olds, where I was responsible for their comprehension of the issues being addressed that week, and the completion of the activities, as well as monitoring their behaviour and understanding during Church services. I also took an active role in the organisation of various activities, including the staging and technical aspects of the annual Nativity play. (2003 – 2006). INTERESTS Reading, Theatre and Music, Travel, Swimming, History. REFERENCES Available on request.
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