Statement Of Purpose In Business

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Miss Lilly Anne Martinez

146 silkmore Lane | Stafford | Staffordshire | ST17 4JD |
01785 251809
07866677715
lillyanne1234@live.co.uk

STATEMENT

I am ambitious, self-motivated, reliable and punctual. I like to take pride in my appearance and always dress well for the occasion at hand. I work well with other people and I have great communication skills, whether it be with work colleagues or customers. I am willing to work hard and I am also very co-operative. I am an efficient and organised person who likes to try out new challenges. I enjoy learning new skills and I work well as part of a team as well as on my own. Employers would find me extremely adaptable to different work environments.

I am a thoughtful, generous, and charitable person; my fundraising for multiple children’s cancer charities proves this. In June 2012, I raised £1600, by shaving my hair completely off for Families Against Neuroblastoma in memory of my 5 year old brother. In total I have raised over £2000 by fundraising in the past and I am extremely passionate about continuing with this.

CAREER OBJECTIVES

My Main objectives are to gain experience and learn new skills. I would like to establish a firm base of knowledge that I can build on.

EDUCATION

Stafford Sports College
Degree Type: GCSE’s
Fields of Study: English, Science, Maths, ICT, History, Art and R.E
Grades expected: English- Grade B, Science- Grade B, Maths- Grade A, ICT- Distinction A*, History- B, Art- A, R.E- B
Dates: 2008- 2013
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