Natasha Ho
*A, ** Cecil Street +1-416-***-****
Toronto, M5T 1N3 *******.**@****.********.**
LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/natasha-ho/7a/43b/618
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Quick learner, work well under pressure to meet deadlines
Meticulous worker; attentive to quality and detail
Self-motivated; able to learn on own initiative
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Able to read and write in Chinese; native in Cantonese and fluent in
Mandarin
Advanced computer skills; Microsoft Office, especially Access, Excel and
python
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, Specialise in Psychology and major in Linguistics
The University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
U of T (HK) foundation scholarship of CAD22,000, renewed for 4 years
Enrolled in Research Opportunity Program, Grade: A-
Dean's List Scholar in year 2013-2014
Current cGPA: 3.48
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Master Agent, Sictronics, Toronto, Canada
Feb 2015 - present
Monitor and manage up 10 campus stores across Canada
Qualify and recruit agents for campuses within my territory
Summer Intern, Operations & Technology, Citigroup, Hong Kong
Jun-Aug 2014
10/F, Two Harbourfront, 22 Tak Fung Street, Hung Hom, Hong Kong
Monitor tax reclaim procedures to over 100 funds of corporate clients
Strategically analyse tax law in over 10 countries all over the world
Liaise with other Citigroup colleagues in other countries, customer
service officers and clients to facilitate the tax reclaim procedures
Manage and respond promptly to reject cases from tax office
Fine tune operational procedures for higher efficiency and accuracy
Organize and streamline the existing filing systems
Book store & Office assistant, Swindon Book Co. Ltd., Hong Kong
Jun-Aug 2013
5/F, Anson House, 13-19A Lock Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Respond to textbook enquiries for 15 schools with 7 forms each
Provide general administrative support
Facilitate communications between departments
Streamlined the set of reservation procedures to increase efficiency
Teamed up with other summer book store & warehouse assistants
Represent book store in Hong Kong Book Fair & other school book sales
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Director of Communications, Arts & Science Undergraduate Research Group
2014-present
Coordinate within the team to facilitate projects and events
Facilitate communications between undergraduate students and the faculty
Liaise with professors and university-affiliated research organizations
Responsible for marketing and promotion
Design and update web page
Monitor and manage social media presence, including Facebook group and
WordPress
Promote students' research opportunities
Editor-in-Chief (elected)
2015-present
Writer and Administrator, Psychology Students' Association Newsletter
2014-present
Attend to latest trend in the field of academic psychology
Attend to media, social media and news in general
Write at least 1 piece of article about Psychology every month
Organize biweekly meeting
Handle monthly submissions
Coordinate between writers, editors, artists and layout artists
Promote the newsletter on social media and on campus
VP Events (elected)
2015-present
Communications Executives, Global Student Network
2014-present
Coordinate within the exec team of 15 to facilitate projects and events
Liaise with 50+ other culturally-themed clubs on campus
Responsible of the marketing and promotion of our clubs' events
Raise awareness about international student in UofT and Canada in general
Research Assistant, Lockwood Lab, University of Toronto
2014-present
Schedule meet up time with participants
Conduct experiment on participants
Data entry and analysis
iConnect mentor, Centre for International Experience
2013-2014
Support mentees in their transition to the U of T by providing information
and referrals to appropriate campus resources
Promote a sense of belonging and inclusion with mentees and encouraging
active involvement in iConnect, University or community-based activities
Share knowledge about Canadian culture and have an interest in learning
about other cultures
Create a safe, open environment that encourages mentees to talk, discuss
their concerns and to ask questions
Alternative Reading week project leader, Centre for Community Partnerships
2013-2014
Work closely with community agencies/organizations and CCP staff to develop
projects which meet the needs of that organization and maximize the
learning potential for U of T students
Promote and recruit students for the ARW program
Lead a team training for project participants and build group cohesion
Lead small groups of 20 project participants acting as the main point of
contact for students, community partners and CCP staff.
Create a meaningful volunteer experience for students through ongoing
reflection, support and troubleshooting
Teaching Team, Peace by PEACE U of T Chapter, Toronto, Canada
2012-2013
Delivers an eleven week conflict resolution curriculum to a class of 25
Grade 5 students in an inner city public school
Lead students through games and activities allow them to recognize
conflicts, respect cultural differences, appreciate communication and win-
win solutions
PSY100 Tutor, Student Offering Support U of T Chapter, Toronto, Canada
2012-2013
exam review sessions as they lead students through the covered material
communicate with confidence and enthusiasm to entice your peers
Create the presentation for the session as well as compile the take-home
study package for the students
Engage students effectively during the review session and confidently
respond to questions 'on the spot'