Tina Ferguson
(Tina Waaka-Ferguson)
Contact:-
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
SKILLS
Clikcloud, Laguna Beach, CA, USA — O
nline Contractor
Online Marketing & Blog
JAN 2018 - PRESENT
Writing.
Write and edit blogs about various topics related to Online Marketing and
Cultural Anthropology.
Website Development.
Assist with website migration, including copying, pasting & reviewing
content into platforms such as WordPress and Google Docs.
Project Management.
Communications.
Gallery and Museum Tasks.
Te Ara Museum, R
arotonga, Cook Islands — S
enior Staff
Member
MARCH 2017 - DECEMBER 2017
Creative Endeavours.
Outgoing & Friendly.
Multifaceted role at a newly established Museum about the history of the
Cook Islands, Cook Island Māori people and Ocean Conservation. My main
area of expertise included marketing, educating groups and individuals,
liaising with local artisans and offering tours and advice to all visitors.
AWARDS
Victoria Plus Award
Outstanding commitment to
Expert Developments, W
ellington, New Zealand —
Communications Manager
leadership, volunteering and
NOVEMBER 2014 - FEBRUARY 2017
life skills.
developing professional and
Responsible for managing and creating marketing content for full service
web development company and provide advice on online marketing and
website projects to clients.
Manage projects from pre-sales to the project completion phases. Including
managing staff workflow, maintaining a strong relationship with clients and
preparing vital documentation such as proposals and contracts.
LANGUAGES
English (fluent), New Zealand
Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand—
Academic Tutor
2015 (Part-time)
Responsible for developing and delivering tutorial sessions for a first year
university course (MDIA 103: Popular Media Culture). Dually responsible for
leading a tutorial targeted towards Māori and Pasifika students.
N.B. I also have extensive employment experience in hospitality, customer service,
fundraising, sales and gallery assistance.
Māori (limited working
proficiency).
EDUCATION
Victoria University of Wellington — BA double major in Media
Studies and Cultural Anthropology (Honours in Media Studies)
FEBRUARY 2010 - NOVEMBER 2014
Full Academic Transcript available upon request.
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa, W
ellington, NZ — Certificate in Te Ara
Reo Māori, Level 4
FEBRUARY 2016 - DECEMBER 2016
Speak in conversational Māori Language and an advanced understanding in
cultural customs and protocols.
PROJECTS & VOLUNTEER ROLES
Tāneatua Skate Project — C
HUR Organisation, February 2017
PR and marketing tasks for a creative, youth focused, grassroot
organisation’s first official event. Tasks included writing and submitting
press releases to local and national media outlets in NZ, liaising with local
businesses and distributing marketing collateral.
Secretarial Tasks —
N
ew Zealand Myanmar Ethnic Council
(Refugee Organisation), 2016 -17
Projects involved in:
•W
ebsite Development: Content writing, planning and project managing.
• Constitution Update: Edit previous and make additions based on research
and consultation.
•F
irst Annual General Meeting 2016: Take minutes & submitting PR releases
to relevant publications.
•F
inding New Volunteers: Write role descriptions, share online and with
relevant advertising bodies, interview candidates.
Laulotaha Mentor — W
esley Wellington Parish, 2013
Academic mentoring (numeracy and literacy) for children of Tongan
descent.
Art History Mentor — V
ictoria University of Wellington, 2012
Gallery Assistant — N
ew Zealand Art Show, 2012
ALL REFERENCES AVAILABLE AS REQUIRED.