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Shell489

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Looking for opportunities


Hello all,


I have over 15 years work experience as a project management, policy advisor and executive assistant.


I've decided to go freelance and am offering the following services:


- Administration

- Personal Assistant

- Project management

- Policy Advisor


I'm a newish Mum and to fit in with my new family life I'm not looking for a large number of hours at present.

I'm not necessarily looking for fixed weekly hours and would consider ad hoc jobs. I would be available for about 5 hours a week at the moment but in the future I may have capacity to increase that.


It doesn't have to be a permanent arrangement either, if you have a backlog of something or a job that needs doing for just a few weeks I would still be interested.


Please get in touch if you have any opportunities.


Thank you


Shell

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