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Nivetha Kannan Lot 12325 Taman Kenari, Jalan Jalong 31100 Sungai Siput (U), Perak NIVETHA KANNAN LOT 12325 TAMAN KENARI, JALAN JALONG 31100 SUNGAI SIPUT (U), PERAK. 016-4142498 [email protected] OBJECTIVE To utilize my knowledge and skills in administrative field with the most reputed EDUCATION finance institution that allows me to excel professionally in management and Graduated in October 2017 Bachelor of Business banking sectors as well as better career advancement. Administration (Islamic banking and finance) University Malaysia Kelantan , Malaysia CGPA WORK EXPERIENCE of 3.38 ● Representative, Outbound Documentation (16 JULY 2018 – CURRENT) Create and rate Bills of Ladings (BL) and ensure accuracy and timelines of all SKILLS BLs for specific regions in South, Asia and Europe. Aerican President Lines Ltd (APL), Subang Jaya, Malaysia *Possess fluent oral and written English, Malay and Tamil language ●Cashier (AUGUST 2017-NOVEMBER 2017) Learned how to cash out, cash in, cash balance and scan the barcode, how to *Excellent interpersonal skills with ability to use credit card machine/tool when payment made. TF-Value Mart, Sungai Siput work in as a team player (U), Perak *Strong IT knowledge in Microsoft Office; ●Banking and finance intern (13 FEBRUARY 2017- 1 JUNE 2017) Excel(MACRO) Risk-Enterprise Reporting, Menara Maybank, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia *Hands on experience in managing bank ●Trainee (AUGUST 2017-NOVEMBER 2017) analyzer systems (BZQ, BZP, BWP, CRRS) Learned how to calculate GST and key in the price of products/services in Computer. Previna Enterprise, Sungai Siput (U), Perak. *Hands on experience in managing CCMS ●Trainee (JUNE 2014), (2WEEKS) (computing canter management system) and Learned the procedures of organizing an event and also the proper way of writing also Lara system. an address. Rajan Management, Ipoh, Perak. PERSONAL QUALITIES SOCITI S/ACTIVITIES Highly Independent and professional in ● Participate in debate competition (University) work ● Participate in netball competition (University) Highly motivated ● Participate in netball competition at PESKO Convocation (University) Strong leadership qualities ● Participate in “Tarik Tali” at PESKO Convocation (University) Excellent communication skills ● Participate in 3rd force team (University) ● Participate in Pink Walk-Malaysian Book of Record (University) REFERENCES ● Participate in PELS Program-Community Engagement (University) ● Active member in all activities organized by College-Aerobics Competition (Matriculation) **Dr. Azwan Bin Abdullah ● 3rd prize winner for “Pertandingan Inovasi” (Matriculation) (Lecturer) ● Vice- President for Rukun Negara Club (National participation) – University Malaysia Kelantan Secondary School (0139849070) ● Commitee member of school librarian (AJK) – Secondary School **Madam Ng Sze Eim ● School athlete (netball game) – Secondary School (Supervisor of industrial training) ● School Librarian –Secondary School Risk Management (Group Risk-Enterprise) ● Selected as Tokoh Nilam at district level(3rd place) –Secondary School Menara Maybank (Level 30) ● Selected as Tokoh Nilam at state level(2nd place) –Secondary School (0124139099) ● Participate in choral speaking. –Secondary School .
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