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Chloe Summers

@chloesummers

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Motivated English graduate skilled in communication, analysis, and administrative support.

United Kingdom

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What I'm looking for

I seek roles where I can apply strong communication and organisational skills, contribute reliably, and grow in administration, writing, or research within a supportive team.

I am a motivated English graduate (2:1) from Edinburgh Napier University with strong analytical, communication, and organisational skills, experienced in administrative support and childcare. My academic work honed critical analysis and academic writing—my dissertation examined media, memory, and cultural theory through Twin Peaks.

I have built reliable freelance experience as a babysitter since 2016 and provided administrative support since 2015, demonstrating punctuality, time management, document preparation, scheduling, data entry, and the ability to work independently or collaboratively in varied environments.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

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Babysitter

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Freelance

Jan 2016 - Present (9 years 10 months)

Provided childcare services since 2016, demonstrating punctuality, adaptability to household routines, and crisis management while building trust with families.

Childcare Time Management Communication Crisis Management Reliability

Administrative Assistant

Freelance

Mar 2015 - Present (10 years 8 months)

Provided remote administrative support from March 2015, handling document preparation, scheduling, and data entry while improving time management and multitasking.

Administration Data Entry Scheduling document preparation Time Management Organisation Remote Work

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

Edinburgh Napier University

Bachelor of Arts, English

2021 - 2025

Grade: 2:1

Activities and societies: Dissertation: 'Who Killed Laura Palmer?'; key modules included Cultural and Literary Theory, Film and Culture, Postcolonial studies.

BA English (2:1) focusing on literature, cultural theory and media analysis with a dissertation examining Twin Peaks: The Return.