Mikayla Prandl Smyth

Dynamic volunteer with a proven track record at Harry Perkins Cancer Institute, excelling in effective team collaboration and highly organized event planning. Successfully implemented fundraising initiatives, enhancing community engagement and awareness. Known for an optimistic mindset and adept problem resolution, driving impactful results in support of local causes.

Energetic and compassionate individual with excellent communication and teamwork skills. Possesses solid understanding of community support initiatives and event coordination. Aims to make meaningful difference through dedicated service and collaboration. I am ready to use and develop organizational and problem-solving skills in supporting customer service as part of the Cabin Crew, Virgin Airlines Australia.

Developed strong collaboration and communication skills in community-focused environment, looking to transition into new field. Demonstrates adaptability and commitment to supporting team objectives. Prepared to leverage these skills to contribute effectively in new professional setting.

• As part of my TAFE training, I displayed a calm demeanour in the most intense situations, which helped boost morale of the entire class. With my advanced swimming ability I even was asked by my lecturer to model the swimming component of the course to other students.
• Took on additional crew responsibilities with a positive attitude when other crew members were overwhelmed, which provided valuable on-the-job training in different capacities, specifically supporting other students in evacuation procedures and in attaining their RSA.
• Effectively mediated issues among other peers, enabling the development of valuable conflict resolution skills.
• Mentored cabin crew new hires in customer service and safety techniques, improving overall service quality.
• Completed my Senior First Aid Certificate.
• I was a member of the Student Leadership at my school, organising and participating in numerous community events including fundraising for Telethon, working directly with the local member of parliament, Terry Healy, to promote the message of safer roads around schools and the introduction of community based solar batteries in Canning Vale.