Angel-Ann Ibe

I assisted customers with queries resulting in high customer satisfaction, while ensuring smooth operations by handling delivery of new stock promptly. I was keen to detail whilst arranging products on the shelf, improving overall store appearance and collaborated with team members to ensure efficient store operations. Whilst also providing assistance to customers whilst locating items, enhancing their shopping experience.

• As a volunteer at The Blue Bermondsey, I had the rewarding opportunity to supervise children alongside other staff and volunteers during the summer holiday.
• My responsibilities included ensuring the safety and well-being of the children, guiding them on trips-such as our visit to watch Hamilton- and facilitating engaging workshops like perfume making.
• In my role, I provided care and support, fostering a nurturing environment.
• This experience helped me develop a range of transferable skills including leadership, effective communication and conflict resolution.
• Additionally, my ability to multitask was enhanced as I juggled various responsibilities, from organising activities to addressing the immediate needs of children.

• I took part in the EY Foundation Smart Futures Haberdashers' Business and Technology Programme, where I gained valuable insight into the professional world of business and technology.
• During the programme, I worked collaboratively with students from other Haberdashers' schools across London, which helped me develop teamwork, networking, and communication skills.
• I also enhanced my problem-solving and presentation abilities through group projects and workshops, giving me practical experience that will be useful for both university and future career opportunities.
• Smart Futures

• I had to work in a group with 4 other students where I was assigned the role as Marketing Director, we had to create a building pitch idea for the public in the open space near Broadgate.
• Moreover, the achievements I attained included:
• -Working effectively as part of a team
• -Developing a wide range of employability and communication skills
• -Preparing and delivering a Project Design Pitch to a panel of industry professionals
• -Networking with a diverse range of industry experts in a professional environment

• During October, I joined the Livery Awards which is designed to foster entrepreneurial and presentation skills among sixth-form students as well as building links between Livery Company members and the Academies with whom their Company is associated.
• Me and my team of up to 6 people (including me) had to present a pitch to investors to raise up to (a hypothetical) £500,000 to launch a product or service that they think will benefit society as a whole.
• As the COO of my group, I was tasked by overseeing the day-to-day administrative and operational functions of our business which was valuable work experience for sixth formers whilst also providing affordable afterschool childcare for families so that parents get back to the workplace.

• In November of 2023, my sixth form, Haberdashers' Hatcham College gave me the opportunity to go and visit No.10 Downing Street to do 'Lessons At 10' with Akshata Murty.
• During this session I met the CEO of Boots, where I had to present a business of hampers with other team members, that would attract the public and also discuss how this would sell and the profit that would be made.
• I attained public speaking skills and good communication skills with the other members within my team, where I was appointed CEO of the group.