Daniel Van Nes

09 November 2011

22 Cyclarama Crescent
Massey, Auckland
09 8323699 | 021 1185 262
daniel.vannes@gmail.com

Key skills:

Computing
Sound
Time Management
Leadership skills
Willing to try new things
Lighting
Audio Video experience
Team Work
Communication Skills
Good Worker

Education history:

Correspondence School qualifications achieved.

4 points in Level One English
13 points in Level One Math
23 points in Level Two Computing
Passed a Test in Basic food Hygiene

Open Polytechnic Qualifications achieved 2010.

Unit 15845 Draw and explain simple electrical diagrams. - 4 credits
Unit 1978 Basic Employment Rights and Responsibilities - 2 credits
Unit 6400 Workplace First Aid – 2 credits
Unit 6401 Provide first aid – 1 credit
Unit 6402 Provide resuscitation – 1 credit
Unit 15847 Demonstrate Knowledge of mathematics

And Mechanics for electrical trades - 4 credits

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