Dedicated, eager and incredibly hardworking B(Sc) Psychology graduate. Well accustomed to the managing multiple projects, volunteering positions and work simultaneously, whilst meeting my responsibilities to a consistently exceptional standard. In university, I undertook two yearlong group research projects and studied social interaction on an individual and group level. Thus, my communicative, written, research and interpersonal skills are extremely highly developed. From developing new therapies for Parkinson’s sufferers in my thesis, altering the criteria by which assignments are marked in my University, introducing seminars for first and second year students, establishing a peer mentoring system within my faculty in University, taking over visual merchandising in my place of work and training new recruits; I am constantly on the lookout for ways to improve my work and the service I provide for others.
Work history
Sales Assistant
- Dublin, IrelandFull Time
In Raidar, I was a Christmas temporary staff member. In store, I helped to maintain the impeccable store standards, while simultaneously providing advice and guidance to all customers. I was responsible for the processing of cash and card sales, as well as returns, exchanges and refunds.
Replenishment of stock was regularly carried out, I was responsible for synchronising the computer with the till in order to match the items sold with those which needed to be retrieved from the stockroom and placed on the floor.
Peer Mentor
- Belfast, United KingdomFreelance
I personally helped to introduce the peer mentoring scheme in the school of Psychology in Queen’s. I, a third-year student was paired with any first-year students who wished to have some extra guidance on assignments and study. I would also assist them in assimilating into University life with ease.
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Skills
- Microsoft Office
- Spss
- ICT
- Presentation
- Collaborative Groups
- Collaboration
- Sales
- Client/customer Interaction
- Psychology
- Actor Musician
Education
BSc Psychology 2.1
- Belfast, United Kingdom
Final year thesis examined music therapies for gait initiation problems in movement disorders such as Parkinson’s Disease.
Final year modules taken: Statistics, Childhood Adversity, Youth and Political Violence, Psychological Approaches to Distress, Serial Killers, and Psychopharmacology.
My degree has allowed the development of a diverse array of abilities, from individual and group social interaction, statistical analyses, as well as excellent report writing and advanced researching skills.