Savannah Wilson

Spirited professional with a strong foundation in leadership and responsibility, complemented by expertise in sportsmanship and encouragement. Skilled in pupil engagement strategies and experienced in adapting activities for individuals with disabilities. Proficient in resilience and upselling, alongside comprehensive knowledge of front-of-house procedures. Committed to fostering inclusive environments and enhancing team performance, with a focus on continuous improvement and career advancement within the education or sports sectors. Friendly and enthusiastic Waitress gifted in operating in fast-paced environments with demanding objectives for sales, service and quality.

• NESST Walk for Charity, 01/01/21, During the NESST walk you must complete a 10-mile route in Walesby Forest that you must plan out with your designated group. You must use your teamwork, resilience, endurance, map reading, navigation and commitment skills to be able to successfully and safely complete this Charity Walk. I have taken part in this activity for the past 4 years with my scouts' group (1st Wilford Sea Scouts).
• Level 5 in Kayaking, 04/01/18, 06/30/18, During the level 5 course I had to know how to safely check my boat before I get in the water, know how to do the correct warm ups and warm downs to decrease the chance of injury, know how to effectively paddle at different speeds in different conditions, get out of the boat onto a different surface safely, paddle at least the distance of 2 kilometres, paddle backwards, do specific skills such as the skull and draw or the hull, capsize the boat and safely identify 2 safety equipment pieces.

• Gym/Physical activity
• Kayaking
• Reptile care/Animal care

Volunteering at the Nottingham Tennis Open

With my college I volunteered as a kids coach at the Nottingham Open Tennis Festival. During this we spent weeks in advanced preparing and learning how to become a kids coach and teaching tennis. I then had 3 groups up to 32 kids everyday for this week and taught them the basics in tennis such as a volley. For this volunteering I had to get a DBS check and Accreditation to continue this. In this I learned valuable skills such as communication, empathy, engagement and leadership skills. As the kids were as young as year 3 therefore, keeping them engaged was the main skill.

NESST (Nottinghamshire Emergency Scout Support Team) Walk for Charity

During the NESST walk you must complete a 10-mile route in Walesby Forest that you must plan out

with your designated group. You must use your teamwork, resilience, endurance, map reading,

navigation and commitment skills to be able to successfully and safely complete this Charity Walk. I

have taken part in this activity for the past 4 years with my scouts' group (1st Wilford Sea Scouts).

Level 5 in Kayaking

During the level 5 course I had to know how to safely check my boat before I get in the water, know how

to do the correct warm ups and warm downs to decrease the chance of injury, know how to executively

paddle at a range of speeds in different conditions, get out of the boat onto a different surface safely,

paddle at least the distance of 2 kilometres, paddle backwards, do specific skills such as the skull and

draw or the hull, capsize the boat and safely identify 2 safety equipment pieces.

Sports Leadership Qualification achieved at the Nottingham Open Tennis Festival.