JOSH OXENHAM
joshoxenham@outlook.com · 07554034295
An astute, hardworking student with an insatiable desire to extend my knowledge and add to my
experience. I would bring an eagerness to learn, enthusiasm and determination to any position I fulfill
and hope to contribute to improving the workplace in any way that I can.
EXPERIENCE
09/2020 – PRESENT
DELIVERY RIDER, DELIVEROO
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Competent at creating delivery schedules and carrying them out
Developed time management skills
Demonstrated ability to multitask to make up for lost time and carrying out multiple
orders simultaneously
05/2019 – 06/2020
GENERAL STORE ASSISTANT, SHOE ZONE
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Undertook daily management of office admin tasks including stock taking and ordering
Showed organization when rearranging the storefront to maximize customer interest
Assisted customers with enquiries such as locating or recommending products
Safely and efficiently received deliveries and stored them correctly in the storeroom
EDUCATION
JUL 2020
GCSE, BOURNEMOUTH SCHOOL
Grade 9 (A*): Physics, Religious Studies
Grade 8 (A/A*): Maths, Chemistry, Biology, English Language
Grade 7 (A): English Literature, German, Design & Tech, Geography
Grade 6 (A/B): Computer Science
Studying A-Levels in:
Maths, Further Maths, Economics, Computer Science
I also represented my peers as form captain as part of the school council where I participated in
discussions on how to improve the school experience and helped organise house events. In
additions, I participated in house events from football to music as well as being asked to
represent the school in external interschool competitions in physics and maths
SKILLS
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Analytical Thinking
Problem Solving
Teamwork
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Adaptability
Critical Observation
Commercial Awareness
EXTRA CURRICULAR
I have take part in many extra and super curricular activities in order to extend my knowledge and
experiences. I spent two weeks in Germany at a language school for all nationalities, where I leaned the
language and experienced the local culture with a group of friends from all over the world. I also took
part in the Duke of Edinburgh award, where I spent six months volunteering in a library among the other
requirements. More recently a group of friends and I did two weeks charity work with the National
Citizen Service, there we worked closely with The Big Issue while organising then carrying out a number
of activities we hoped would benefit the homeless in the local area during the pandemic. The lockdown,
although frustrating, I took as an opportunity to spend some time studying in fields that I would
otherwise have been unable to experience, taking multiple courses on FutureLearn and then starting a
distance learning Accountancy and Bookkeeping Course with the AAT
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