Ankita Kadu Aigburth, Merseyside

Company Name

Self employed

Position Held

Animator

Dates

0000 - Present

Details

DJ/Compere - Self employed 1998 - 2012 I have always worked part time as a DJ/Compere over the years building myself up an excellent reputation mainly for childrens parties. In this time I have taught myself to Juggle, perform small magic tricks, Learn 100s of party dances and games and also perform many other little tricks such as plate spinning. DJ/Compere - East Coast Entertainment Cyprus 2003 Summer Season Working in Paphos/Agia napa in several different clubs/pubs and bars as DJ/compere through contracts received via East Coast Entertainment. Animator - Pecatello Hotel Resort lanzarote 2001 Summer season As this was my first year working abroad I decided not to take a management role so became part of the animation team, My responsibilities consisted of all the usual day time activities i.e. pool tournaments, table tennis competitions, skin work, and many other games etc. In the evening I was mainly the DJ/Compere running the late night disco in the family room. Entertainments Manager - Coastfield holiday village 2000 summer season Gained my first years experience as Ents manager, working with a team of 5 on a medium sized park, My responsibilities consisted of training the staff the 3 production shows, rotas, Wages and time sheets etc. Also I was the face of the entertainments team. I had to keep high morale within the team but more importantly making sure that every holiday maker had the experience they expected. Entertainer - British Holidays 1998 Summer season This was my first ever season on a holiday park, I was working with an excellent well developed team and gained my experience of skin work, juggling and the day to day running of many other activities.

Position Held

Owner/Manager

Dates

0000 - Present

Details

Owner/Manager Low Garth Rescue Centre 2008 - 2011 In 2008 I decided I was going to go back into my training working with animals within the rescue world, Due to the lack of positions and availability of work I decided to create my own rescue centre. My responsibilities consisted of setting up a profession not for profit organisation to keep within current legislation at the time. When the centre started to trade it had a staff of 4 people and numerous volunteers who at anyone point with myself would take care of up to 45 animals ranging from dogs and cats to larger animals such as horses. In 2011 due to ill health and lack of funding I had to close the centre.