Annie Huynh

I am a recent Curtin University graduate with a positive attitude and a willingness to learn. In my last year of my degree, I successfully completed a Business Capstone simulation and placed in the 13th percentile, which was on a worldwide scale. My recent work experiences have been primarily within the retail and health sector, in which I have demonstrated capacities in providing high levels of bespoke customer service, meeting store targets, problem solving and interpersonal skills.

I am currently looking for a role within the human resources umbrella, primarily in recruitment, employment services and HR generalist that will allow me to utilize my current skills and capacities and will allow me to grow both individually and career-wise.

Youth Mental Health First Aid

During my studies at Curtin University, I was a part of the Psychology Student Association's committee in 2018 as the club's secretary. In this role, I was tasked with the responsibilities of:

• Performing administrative duties, including record keeping, minute-taking, meeting preparation and assistance, processing memberships and general communication and liaison with club members and key stakeholders.
• Working closely with the club president and key stakeholders, particularly in conflict resolution and event planning to ensure that the general operations of the club ran smoothly.
• Managing the club's social media, in which I was require to provide replies to student messages and queries, provide regular updates to the club's Facebook page to improve interaction and outreach (which, during the year I was involved in 2018, reached 260 likes).

I have also volunteered in various other roles for organizations such as:

• AWESOME Arts Australia in 2019, where I was allocated the role of a festival assistant. The AWESOME International Arts Festival for Bright Young Things (the AWESOME Festival) is presented annually in the Perth CBD. The Festival showcases a spectacular array of events including theatre, dance, early childhood activities, music, film, literature, visual arts and creative hands-on activities. AWESOME is committed to presenting high-quality, layered programming for children aged 0 – 12 and their families. In my role, I was required to prepare and independently run various activities for children aged 2 to 8 years-old, provide information and assistance to families and children whilst encouraging engagement and enthusiasm and I maintained a high standard of safety and wellbeing for the children involved at all times.
• Parkinson's WA in 2018, where I provided services at the ticketing, information, registration and merchandise counter for the "A Walk in The Park 2018" event, which is a major fundraising event for those with Parkinson's disease in Western Australia which enables Parkinson's WA to continue to provide the best care to people with Parkinson's and their family carers in WA.
• Amana Living in 2014, where I provided assistance to the carers in nursing homes by transporting and assisting residents with mobility complications, running activities that provided mental and physical stimulation for residents and general housekeeping tasks.