CV of Assistant-Manager and Warehouse / Traductrice / Translator , looking for a job of Writer / Écrivaine, Corrector / Correctrice, Other / Autre / blainville.online-ca.com

Current industry: Sales

Size of the company: 101-1000 employees

Current position: Assistant-Manager and Warehouse

Number of years spent at this position: 1-2 years

Number of persons you managed: 1-5 persons

Annual salary: 0.00 EUR

Total working experience: 6-10 years

Availability: Immediate availability

Positions: Traductrice / Translator, Réviseure / Reviewer, Journaliste / Journalist , Chroniqueure - bloggeure

Industry: Writing - Écriture - Édition - Publishing, Média - Media, Journalism - Journalisme

Desired type of contract: open-ended contract, fixed term contract, Fixed-term / casual work, Temporary work

Desired working time: Full-time, Part-time, One-day assignments, Seasonal work, Available on Week-ends

Minimum annual salary desired: 0.00 / 0.00 EUR

Highest educational level completed: number of years studied and completed with a diploma after highschool : High school completed

Last diploma :

Current educational level : High school completed

Other training courses :

Geographical mobility: unreported

Known Tools / Software/ Methods Self-taught person/Autodidacte, I learn fast the softwares I have to use/J'apprend rapidement les logiciels que j'utilise.

HGV, LGV, special vehicles licences

Languages French : Native
English : Fluent

Mrs Ca... C...

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J7C 4L4 Blainville
Canada

Schooling
I graduated High School in 2000.

Studied Arts and Cinema in college between 2000 and 2003. Was involved with the theater/drama group as extra-curricular activity.

Studied Political Sciences at university between 2007 and 2008. One year. Was involved in the university branch of a federal political party. (In Canada, there are three levels of government: municipal, provincial and federal).

Studied Welding at a professional school between 2009 and 2011, about a year and a half. Did some voluntary work when volunteers were sought for any sort of events or venues.

Residence-Travel
In 2003, lived in Calgary. Worked there as a kitchen staff for a retirement house and as a cashier and overnight clerk for a toys store.

Between 2004 and 2006, lived in London, UK. Worked there as a barrista for a coffee shop located in a railway station. Got promoted supervisor. Seeking new challenges, ask to be transferred at the new pub the company was about to open... obtained the transfer as supervisor. Also been working for French tradesmen: wanted to work and travel the UK. Stayed in the UK until my working visa expired. The last two months in UK, worked for a local bar, the type of place that everyone knows everyone. Different experience, enjoyed it.

In 2006-2007, lived in Germany as an Aupair Girl. Worked for two different families. Managed to learn some German! Very interesting experience, in the midst of an active family daily life.

Since 2007, back in Canada. I'm not excluding leaving again, so willing to return to Europe. Through those travels and experiences, I learned a lot about life and human nature, but even more about myself. If I thought I knew what I wanted when I was twenty years old, I know more than ever now. I want to build and keep moving forward, and like many people, I'd like to settle and keep building a life.

I learned to face my own fears long time ago. When I do something, I don't look at the difficulties, but I look at how it can be done and do what it takes to achieve it successfully. I fluent in French and English, would like to learn another language, know a basic German and Dutch (which I'm currently learning).

Mrs Ca... C...

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J7C 4L4 Blainville
Canada

Writer, Translator, Reviewer, others

Hi!

- I'm bilingual, you can contact me in either French or English -
To make our place into this world, we must not be afraid to do things differently. There are things that cannot be taught at school, there are things that cannot be seen with eyes or said with words and we do not need fingers to touch people. There is always a way to do something and to reach goal, it just depends how much we care about it.

I have done some schooling years in Cinema, Political Sciences and Welding. What is the link between those three field, which don't seem to have anything related? Building and Human. The worker has to create and build something, with and/or for other fellow human being.

- Cinema: It starts from an idea, then it becomes a script, which has to be written. A team then work has to work on it to build the script into a movie or a series for television. To make a successful movie, a successful team is needed. To make a successful team, communication is needed. To make communication successful, have to understand the fellow human we work with and work for: human nature. The final product, we want it to be seen and enjoyed by fellow human being, so we have to understand and know what they want.

- Political Sciences: Unlike what many citizens may think, the role of a politician is not to collect taxes, but to build and lead a nation. We elect the politicians to represent us. The job of the politicians and their team is to know what their population wants and lead them to success. Shame that corruption is so wide-spread across the world and that so few people takes interest in it. A politician doesn't work alone. There is a huge team surrounding him or her. Like in the cinema industry, team work there. A successful team makes the politician successful. But of course, it goes both ways, as the politician must has some influence on its team. He works for the people and he represents its nation, so he has to understand everything about human nature. To make a successful nation, have to know and understand the people that make the nation.

- Welding: Obviously, the welders build something. It's start from a simple piece of metal beside a blueprint and it becomes an object used in everyone's daily life. Welders work with fellow constructors to build a house, they can build a staircase, they can build transportation means such as a train or a cargo, they can also produce tools and items we find in kitchens and in hospitals. A weld is not as easy to do as it seems, not because the welder has to work at high temperature, but because he or she has to think about the safety of the user. If the welds located in the structure of a building or on a staircase don't hold, we don't want to imagine the consequence. Even if the welder is often alone in his or her workshop because not that many work in the construction field, they work for people, they make objects that are use for people and they must ensure what they make with their hand is safe to use.

So I'm good at building project and understanding Human Nature!

Mrs Ca... C