Victoria Ezeugo

Greetings, my name is Victoria Ezeugo, a prospective University Graduate seeking a part-time or full-time position within your organization that requires a dedicated, young and enthusiastic employee. I am a highly motivated and outgoing individual with proven time management and collaboration skills developed from working and volunteering with various organizations and club involvement. These experiences have developed my strong interpersonal skills and have shaped me into the confident and effective communicator I am today. I have a deep understanding of general employability skills and the importance of working as part of a team, learning from others and developing as a professional.

• Recipient of the Igbo Canadian Community Association Scholarship, 2019, For selfless service and exceptional volunteerism, and for being a sterling example to the ICCA- Umanna youth in her unique and mature commitment to Igbo causes and values
• Recipient of the Oscar Romero Award, 2017, In recognition of a student who challenges the status quo for the improvement of the human condition and social justice in their community
• Graduate of the Explore French Immersion Program, 2016, University of Alberta Campus St. Jean
• Elected Student Ambassador – St Augustine Catholic Secondary School, 2016

• St. Augustine C.S.S. DPCDSB, Elected Student Trustee, Brampton, ON, 2016-01-01, 2017-12-31, As the elected student trustee of my high school I became an active member of the student counsel and worked hard to ensure the success of my peers and have become the voice that expresses their concerns and opinions in making the right changes for an even better learning experience at our school.
• Zonta Club, St. Augustine C.S.S., DPCDSB, President, Brampton, ON, 2014-01-01, 2016-12-31, One of the first leading roles I have experienced was through my school’s Zonta Club - Zonta is a service club built on promoting the empowerment of women worldwide. I was happy to be given a supportive role as secretary, providing thorough documentation, and in turn give my peers the sense of reliability. I took things a step further and became the president of the Zonta club the following year, dedicating my time organizing campaigns, and fundraisers for charitable causes, and attending Zonta conferences.

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