Kitchen Porter
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I realised at an early age at school how important it is to be part of a team and responding to instruction. At school I used to run a dodgeball club which I really enjoyed. I learnt a lot at this time the importance of being in a team and to give instruction and receive feedback.
This club helped my communication skills and boosted my confidence. I enjoy gaming in my spare time and when playing multiplayer games, I realise how important it is to be part of a team. I have worked in stressful locations with 3 part-time jobs both when at school and since I left education I found at these times I am very cool headed when additional pressure is put on me.
When I left school I started a college course called mechanical engineering and although I enjoyed the course I did not feel I really wanted to pursue this line of work because I like being part of a team I found the course I was studying quite challenging due to the distance learning on my own due to all the restrictions that were in place at the time I also have a hobby that's a nitro rc car that taught me the importance on keeping equipment and machines repaired and maintained.
Kitchen Porter - Lil Cs Bar-B-Q
(2018-08 - 2019-12)
Work Experience - HRN Tractors
(2017-08 - 2017-08)
Kitchen Porter - The Station Hotel Insch
(2021-05 - 2021-06)
Kitchen Porter - The Drouthy Laird Inverurie
(2021-06 - 2022-06)
Deliver driver - Amazon
(2023-01 - 2024-08)
Delivery driver - DX EXPRESS
(2024-08 - 2025-06)
Assistant manager - DX EXPRESS
(2025-06)
Higher - Sports Development - The Gordon Schools (2014-08 - 2020-06)
N5 - Maths - The Gordon Schools (2014-08 - 2020-06)
N4 - English - The Gordon Schools (2014-08 - 2020-06)
N5 - Engineering Science - The Gordon Schools (2014-08 - 2020-06)
N5 & Higher - Physical Education - The Gordon Schools (2014-08 - 2020-06)
N5 & Higher - Music - The Gordon Schools (2014-08 - 2020-06)
N4 - Woodwork - The Gordon Schools (2014-08 - 2020-06)
Pass/Higher credit 30 - Engineering origins contexts and methods - Open University
