San Pedro del Pinatar, Región de Murcia, Spain
Originally caseworker for the Crown Prosecution Service for over 8 years. Since 2016, I have enjoyed working in the Golf Travel and Tourism, welcoming over 30,000 golfers each year to Murcia & Alicante, working for a local green fee agent responsible for arranging transport, green fees, accommodation, rental of golf clubs. Fully qualified Taylor Made custom fitter 2020, 2021, 2022 & 2023. Highly motivated with a drive to hit targets
Arranging small and large groups trips to Murcia & Alicante region, including tee times, courses, club and buggy rentals. Advising clients on upto date course conditions including arranged and unarranged course maintenance. Managing contracts and updating internal and external prices, publishing prices online through website and social networks. Managing a small team with scheduled working days. Internal training for online reservations, emails and microsoft products. Assisting guests with club rental offering a variation of different shaft options and heads. Ensuring that they are available for their dates.
Opening and closing procedures for the store. Responsible for accountability of all sales and money transactions made cash and credit card. Welcoming clients upon entrance of the store. Assisting customers with clothing with knowledge of types of fits of clothing brands. Upselling with in store offers. Updating in store merchandise rotating according to season including changing on manikins. Replenishing stock. Fully qualified as a Taylor Made club fitter 2020 and 2021 with a strong knowledge of new hardware products and selling techniques. Offering club fitting using Foresight Sport device and building custom fit options for clients getting the correct grip option, shaft length, shaft weight, correct head and lie angle for all clubs from driver through to wedges. Mainly dealing with mid-high handicap to help then get the best results and improving their game by ensuring that they are using the correct equipment.
As a Crown Prosecution Service caseworker. Playing a vital administrative role in helping crown prosecutors to prosecute people who are suspected of having committed a criminal offence. Criminal offences can vary widely, from a traffic offence to murder. The police investigate crimes and send a report to the CPS. As a CPS legal team of administrator, a caseworker then reviews the report and decides if there is a sufficient case for prosecution. The CPS handles over 1.2 million court hearings every year in the magistrates' courts and in the Crown Court. CPS caseworkers are the first point of contact. They document the information, making sure all the supporting facts and evidence are available. They maintain accurate and up-to-date records and manage the workloads. There different levels of caseworker with varying responsibilities. A A2 caseworker's duties include: - Registering files accurately and on time - Copying files for court hearings - Making sure files are in order - Attending some court hearings Reading and researching evidence submitted by the police. Summarising cases and making recommendations to crown prosecutors on additional information needed and charges to be brought. Helping to prepare casework, making sure all the material is in order for the hearing and present in court. Dealing with correspondence and more complex casework enquiries. Liaising with police, witnesses and other organisations within the criminal justice system. Assessing professional fees. Maintaining case notes and post-court administration. Managing staff and workloads. Attending court.