Liam Featherstone

I am an enthusiastic and hardworking individual looking to take my 6+ years of customer service, sales, and management experience acquired from big box stores and shift them towards building a career.

English Teacher at HESS (2024 – 2026)

Kitchen Design Specialist at IKEA Halifax (2021 – 2024)

Sales Associate and Team Lead at Aedos Marketing Concepts (2018 – 2020)

Customer Service Coordinator at Winners Mic Mac Mall (2015 – 2018)

Cashier and Clerk at Staples Dartmouth Crossing (2013 – 2016)

Theatre Technician at Spatz Theatre (2013 – 2015)

Assistant Camp Counselor at Dalhousie University (2012)

Theatre Technician at Citadel High School, Spatz Theatre (2013 – 2015)

For last years performance of FAME I volunteered as the Head of Technology. My job was to keep those working on sound or lights up to date on any changes or new developments as well as answer any questions about the hardware/software.

Lighting Technician at Citadel High School, Spatz Theatre (2014 – 2014)

In 2014 I was a lighting technician for the production of Chicago. Lighting technicians are responsible for the movement and set up of various pieces of lighting equipment for visual effects, including installing colour effects and focusing the lights. I was responsible for laying electrical cables, rigging fixtures and working with objects that were both heavy and sometimes very hot.

I learned the skills to accomplish the lighting tasks needed for this production from a professional who was hired to train the student volunteers.

Sound Technician at Citadel High School, Spatz Theatre (2013 – 2013)

In 2013 I was a sound technician for the production of Urinetown. Sound technicians are responsible for amplifying, mixing, syncing and reproducing sounds and effects for theatrical rehearsals and productions. I was responsible for checking the sound levels and equipment, and setting up microphones for the cast members. As well I learned some of the skills required to use the MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface).

Assistant Camp Counselor at Dalhousie University Leadership Camp (2012 – 2012)

The Junior Leadership Camp introduces youth to healthy approaches to working with young children in recreation. I developed the skills required to volunteer in a leadership role in Dalplex summer camps and spent 7 weeks as an assistant camp counselor.

Participant at N.S.S.S.A Leadership Camp (2011 – 2012)

In 2011 and 2012 I spent a total of forty-eight hours at two conferences held by the Nova Scotia Secondary School Association, learning about leadership and respect. The conferences mainly focus on a positive and fun environment. Its goal is to give individuals the chance to learn more about themselves, and their abilities and potential.

We engaged in high-energy activities and received constant encouragement. Overall, I became a stronger student leader and built on important and valuable life skills.

Volunteer at IWK Hospital (2011 – 2011)

When I volunteered at the IWK I was assisting a colleague of my parents at the help desk, directing people and patients to where they needed to go.

Volunteer at Windsor Regional Hospital, Sick Kids Hospital (2009 – 2009)

In 2009 my sister and I pooled our savings and coupons, and bought twelve stuffed bears from Build A Bear. We donated them to the sick kids hospital in Windsor, Ontario. The hospital delegate whom we informed in advance, arranged to have some children there to receive the bears, along with the local, television, radio and newspapers.

– University of King's College (2015 – 2018)

– University of King's College (2021)

– Citidel High School (2012 – 2015)

– Gorsebrook Junior High School (2009 – 2012)

– Hugh Beaton Elementary School (2004 – 2009)