Stephanie Perniskie

I'm eager to secure a challenging position as a Police Communicator for the New Zealand Police. I am an organized, hard working and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. I bring a diverse range of experience, knowledge and skills that have been developed through my education and professional experiences. I have proven ability of good time management, crisis management, ability to adapt to evolving situations, therapeutic relationship building, culturally competent, effective communication, proficient management and empathetic abilities.

I worked hard in High-school to gain excellence in my studies and created long lasting relationships with staff and peers to gain Character awards. Continued my work ethic shown in my studies as a nursing student, with positive feedback from preceptors during my various placements. Left my nursing degree, as this was not my passion. Have over 4+ years experience as FOH and a year of baking experience at Cafes. This has enabled me to gain knowledge in cafe management, cafe profitability, POS systems, FOH duties and work under pressure.

The role of a police communicator is a role that I aspire to undertake as it aligns with my passion of working to help people, and allows me to demonstrate my hard working ethic, diverse skills, and willingness to learn.

• Wellbeing Prefect, 2021, In this role, I have lead a group of 50 students that are a part of Queen Margarets Wellbeing team, 2021, with my supervisor. I have also lead Pink Shirt day, set up our wellbeing wall, provided support to students during lockdown and all year round, and helped lead Wellbeing Week alongside our Wellbeing team.
• Generosity Of Spirit Award, 2021, In 2021, I was awarded the "Generosity of Spirit Cup" at Queen Margaret College for development of sound character, fairness, kindness, generosity, and being the person that the Year 13 Cohort turn to when they need something
• Sophia Crestani Award, 2020, The first recipient of the Sophia Crestani Award at Queen Margaret College for "Sparkle, Creativity, and kindness."
• Raised $800 for New Children's Hospital Wellington, 2020, Raised $800 at Queen Margaret College for the new children's hospital in Wellington, to purchase a new interactive Tv, as a part of Nicolas Volpicelli-Muollo community project at Scots College.

Stephanie Perniskie, 027 528 9193, stephanieperniskie@icloud.com

Kate Woodall, cafe@californiagarden.co.nz

Darlenne Woodhead, Owner of Cafe Cuba, number available on request