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Bethany Paquette
780 Cambridge Crescent
Kamloops, BC, Canada, V2B 5B6
Bethany.Paquette@mytwu.ca
1-(604) 653-5252
SUMMARY
A hard-working, solution-focused and organized individual with experience in leadership who is eager to
continue guiding.
EDUCATION:
Bachelor of Science April 2014
Trinity Western University, Langley BC
Major: Biology
2009-2014
QUALIFICATIONS:
Standard First Aid & CPR
Swift Water Rescue Technician Level 3
Rescue Canada
WORK EXPERIENCE
Raft Guide
Hyak Rafting Adventures
Summer 2012-2014
Instructed and guided clients through safety protocols for river rafting
Taught clients in rafting technique and strategy to build confidence
Assessed and met the needs of individual clients regarding meal planning and gear
preparation
Patched hypalon boats and feel confident with basic flat patches
Multi-day trips, formed relationships with clients and met their daily needs
Teambuilding Challenge Course Facilitator
2013-2014
OMADA
Foster a positive environment where people feel reassured and not pressured
Facilitate discussions around teamwork and leadership initiatives
Trusted to set up and take down high and low elements
Supervise groups including paper work, safety, and programs
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Residential Assistant
2013-2014
Trinity Western University
Create and lead weekly floor meetings focused around learning objectives
Develop relationships with 16 women originating from 5 countries
Create a positive environment which promotes trust
Programmer/International Lounge Host
2011-2013
International Student Programs, TWU
Build relationships with international students and encourage campus involvement
Plan and direct campus events for students to promote cultural sensitivity and understanding
Guided students in written and spoken English
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE:
Habitat for Humanity, Honolulu, Hawaii
Feb 27-March-2 2010
Helped build a house: roofing, painting, stairs, railings, cutting insulation, levelling for a
family who was economically challenged
Kamloops Christian School Humanitarian Trip
March 2008