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Work Experience Continued...
and formatting it on spread sheets and data
bases.I was mainly using Office’97 work packages such as "Excel" and
"Word".I continued to work for Scott,Brownrigg and Turner until March 1998 when
I left for Prague.I returned to Scott,Brownrigg and Turner in August 1998 for 3 weeks
during the break between the Summer and Winter teaching schedule.I received an excellent
reference from the company.
 | Exsportise , English
Teacher (Summer School).
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I worked for Exsportise in
Summer 1997.The role involved three hours contact teaching per day, followed by afternoon
involvement in sport activities and entertainment. Once a week I joined other staff in
accompanying approximately thirty children to London for a day site seeing. The time-spent
teaching was very rewarding. I maintained a good rapport with the children and they in
turn responded to my teaching; producing an excellent level of achievement.
| Terry Hills Golf and Country Club (Sydney,
Australia) Pro Shop Assistant.
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As part of a team my role was
extremely diverse.Working at arguably the most prestigious Golf Course in Sydney demands a
keen attitude to work. Dealings with clients from varied cultural backgrounds demands
tolerance, tact and sensitivity as well as assertiveness.The Golf Course was owned and
operated by a Japanese Company.
My responsibilities included:
Organising Corporate Golf Days for up to 300 members and guests, marshalling the course,
organising tee off times, selling golf clubs and golf equipment, serving the public, stock
taking and delivery of golf clubs. I achieved a Customer Service Diploma in this position.
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