Anonymous
Skills
Community Impact & Skills : A lifelong volunteer, I have provided direct care and emotional support to over 100 underprivileged children through the Hashimukh Organisation. My skill set is characterized by:
Compassionate Care: A patient and respectful approach to supporting individuals' daily needs and independence.
Clear Communication: Fluency in English and Bangla, with a proven ability to build trusting relationships with service users and colleagues.
Administrative Proficiency: Strong organizational skills, safeguarding awareness, and basic IT competency for accurate record-keeping. I have been recognized with the Neela scholarship award and various certifications for his participation in international seminars and cultural societies. I remain committed to promoting dignity and well-being in every professional and voluntary capacity he undertakes.
About
I am dedicated and highly qualified professional with a strong academic background and diverse experience in education, research, and social welfare. Currently residing in Sunderland, UK, I brings a unique blend of international business acumen and a deep-rooted commitment to human rights and community support.
Academic Foundations: I have built a robust educational portfolio, recently pursuing an MSc in International Business with Human Resource Management at Ulster University. This follows a comprehensive academic career at the University of Dhaka, where I earned both a Master’s (MSS) and a Bachelor’s (BSS) degree in Women and Gender Studies. My studies focused on intersectionality, feminism, and various development models, providing me with a sophisticated understanding of equity and social justice.
Professional Experience: I currently serves as a Personal Academic Tutor at UK Management College (UKMC). In this role, I provide one-to-one support to Health and Social Care students, Business Management, and Digital Marketing reinforcing best practices in care while monitoring student well-being through active listening and empathy. My career includes significant research and community-focused roles in Bangladesh:Research & Vulnerable Groups: As a Research Assistant for the "SWAPNO" project and "The Clubfoot Programme of Bangladesh," I engaged with diverse, vulnerable communities to collect sensitive health and social data while upholding strict ethical and safeguarding standards.
Health & Nutrition: During my internship at Abt Global, I contributed to programs focused on the well-being and nutrition of women and children.
Operational Adaptability: I demonstrated my reliability and ability to work under pressure in fast-paced environments as an Assistant Chef in London, emphasizing health, safety, and team coordination.