Alexandra Forbes Wright

Worked as part of a team to keep the store running smoothly during peak hours Followed health and safety guidelines to keep the store clean and safe Communicated well and helped customers with questions and finding products, making sure they had a positive experience in the store

Supermarket assistant at Waitrose (2025-10 – 2026-01)

• Worked as part of a team to keep the store running smoothly during peak hours
• Followed health and safety guidelines to keep the store clean and safe
• Communicated well and helped customers with questions and finding products, making sure they had a positive experience in the store

Volunteer at RNIB (2020-08 – 2020-09)

• Undertook the role of guiding blind and partially sighted people around
• Helped set up cameras and other equipment to be able to record
• Maintained a positive attitude, delivering warm, friendly service while aiding others

Intern at Curtis Law Firm (2023-07 – 2023-08)

• Researched specific topics and developed public speaking skills and carried out rigorous note taking
• Was given various tasks with set deadlines, this helped improve time management skills and allowed working in a fast-paced environment
• Attended seminars, this enhanced critical thinking whilst also demanding attention to detail

Volunteer at IBSA World Games (2023-08 – 2023-08)

• Role included raising awareness and trying to improve the perception of blind and partially sighted people
• Interacted with customers and supported them with completing a quiz
• Encouraged people to donate by informing them of the benefits their contributions could make to partially sighted and blind people

Netball Coach (2018 – 2020)

• Undertook the role of assisting students in developing team skills
• Taught the students new drills and positions to develop their passing and shooting skills

Paired Reading (2022 – 2023)

• Encouraged student to articulate their words so they can achieve the best results in reading out loud
• Respectfully and sensitively highlighted the speech mistakes the student made and then taught the correct speech

Debate Club (2022 – 2023)

• Expressed passion for debating by giving opinions and knowledge of different topics
• Suggested solutions and spread awareness of the issues in the world

GCSE in General Education – THE GREYCOAT HOSPITAL A Levels in Sociology, English literature and language, Religious Studies – THE GREYCOAT HOSPITAL

Bachelor's degree in International development – Kings College London