Creative CV

Neva Morrison

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SKILLS 

organized • articulate • Resilient • Hard working •

good learner • problem solving •

working well under pressure

Experience

Family Business 

2015-2019 

Assisting event review and promotion

This included attending and helping to promote a variety of events and attractions including: Norwich theatre royal performances, London Sea life centre and Bewilderwood. This role involved talking to a variety of people within the industry during events as well as discussing the event and promotion we would use.

Hobland Kennels

2018-This work experience placement included helping to care for animals staying within the kennels, keeping things clean and sticking to a strict time schedule to make sure everything is completed on time

Education based experience 

2018-My BTEC event management course included a variety of real-life events that I had a hand in planning, running and organizing. This included a maths-based event run for the local primary schools and helping our annual summer fair. This gave me an insight into the work associated with the event and PR industry as well as helping to develop some skills such as problem solving and working well under pressure. 

Education

GCSE

ORMISTON VENTURE ACADEMY

September 2014-JUne 2019

Maths-8, English-7, Event management BTEC level 2- distinction*

A-Levels 

East Norfolk Sixth Form College

September 2019- May 2021 

Literature A-level: Grade A  Media A-level: Grade C, Travel and Tourism BTEC level 3: Grade Distinction*

Level 4 Creative Enterprise 

East Norfolk Sixth Form college 

Present

 

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