Dav

A motivated and dependable individual with hands-on experience supporting customers and maintaining safe, well-organised facilities as a Leisure Centre Assistant, combined with the discipline, teamwork, and composure under pressure developed through competitive basketball at national league level. Skilled in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, and the Google Workspace suite, with strong research, writing, and presentation abilities gained through college study. Well suited to roles in leisure and facilities services, customer service, or sports-related administration, and looking to build on this experience in a role with room to take on greater responsibility.

Community Basketball Coach (Present)

• Coach community basketball sessions, planning and delivering drills and practices for players of varying skill levels
• Provide guidance on technique, teamwork, and game strategy
• Foster a positive, disciplined, and inclusive environment for participants
• Apply leadership and communication skills developed through competitive play to support player development

Leisure Centre Assistant (Volunteer) at Sports Facility

• Assisted with the management and upkeep of football pitches, basketball courts, speedway tracks, and stadium areas
• Supported customers and facility users, ensuring a safe, welcoming, and organised environment
• Helped set up and supervise sporting activities and events
• Followed health and safety procedures and maintained high standards of cleanliness and organisation
• Developed strong workplace professionalism, responsibility, and customer-facing skills

Competitive Athlete – Basketball

Played competitive basketball for high school teams and at national league level with Oldham State Warriors, Manchester Swarm, and Manchester Giants

• Developed discipline, leadership, teamwork, and communication skills
• Required to memorise complex plays and strategies, demonstrating strong focus, reliability, and problem-solving ability
• Worked closely with teammates and coaches to achieve shared goals