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By Natka
June 16, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Natka

Posted June 16, 2013

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Posted June 16, 2013

Hey All,

Dance is integral part of my live for years. It was a couple of years ago when I started to really think about my career and try to narrow it down. My motivations always had always been centred around dance and education at the same time. Currently I am working as part time in travel agency as a agent operations/admin/sale also I assist in ballet class and teach kids in group age from 2 to 6 years old. I wish to have a chance to work more with kids so adults as well and become as my profession in a future. In free time I still training at Ballet School to build my technique and confidence.

A few years ago I finished Lewisham college and from September I am planning to train to be fully qualified teacher. I am strong motivated , hard working person to get a position as a teaching assistant at schools possibly from September part time either full time.

As a extra advantage i have excellent admin/customers skills which I improving in recent job since 2007.

I would be extremely happy if you interested about my mini statement and I will looking forward to hearing from you.

Best regards

Natalia

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