CURRICULUM VITAE

 

HOME ADDRESS: 92 Mitchell St. GLEBE NSW 2037

Sydney - AUSTRALIA

Email: ramon.reyes1958@yahoo.com

https://ramonreyesg.site

https://www.the-modern-men-of-nineveh.online 

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“There are days that make the difference in our lives; on 4 June 2004, Coca-Cola made my day.”

 

1. OBJECTIVES:

 

This curriculum vitae outlines the individual's education, training, interests, achievements, and personal pursuits. It positions the candidate for roles across Material Handling and Distribution, Warehousing, Sales, Product Development, Purchasing, Data Entry Operator, and other Marketing positions. Areas of interest include but are not limited to fundraising initiatives; clerical positions in both the Government and Private sectors; Public and Customer Service roles within Community Organisations; Project Officer functions within the non-governmental sector; and opportunities within the Cleaning Industry.

 

2. ABSTRACTS OF ACTIVITIES:

 

Australia (07/1985-Current): Community Liaison Officer (helping Refugees in their applications for Protection Visas 1995-Current; Full-time student (1995 to 1998); Volunteer Community Worker (Non-Government Organisations 1990-1994); Commercial/Industrial/Domestic Cleaner (01/1987-1990); Process Worker (01/1986-12/1986); and leaflet distribution (08/1985-12/1985 P/T); 

 

Mexico (01/1985 to 07/1985): Sales Consultant (NOVEDADES Newspaper and Magazines Subscriptions).

Guatemala (05/1984 to 12/1984): Sales Consultant (Centro Americana Legal Advice - Contracts Sales).

Nicaragua (07/1974 to 05/1984): Ten years of work experience as  Freight Forwarding and Assistant Customs Agent, Import and Export Manager. The Applicant's duties included attending vessels, Assistant Debarkation Supervision, Warehousing Goods and Inventory Control, Local Transport Supervision, and Budgeting Control.

 

3. STUDIES:

Australia: Asia-Pacific Marketing (Adv. Dip. A.Q.F. Level VI) [S.I.T./TAFE-Ultimo, 1994 to 1997]; several short courses funded by DEET/CENTRELINK (ex-CES 1990 to 1993). Courses included: Data Entry, Lotus 123, Bookkeeping, WordPerfect 5.1, Attaché 4, Windows 97, Nursing Assistant, Handyman, Forklift truck ticket No. 174395 (19/11/90), Basic Freight Forwarding and Dangerous Goods Acceptance (Q.A.N.T.A.S.).

Nicaragua: Customs Agency Administration (Dip. - 1982-1983). International Trade Management (Dip. - 1980-1981).

 

4. S.W.O.T Analysis:

 

Strengths: * Planning * Negotiations * Problem-solving * Leadership * Lateral thinking

Weaknesses:    * Overcoming barriers to English Communication skills.

Opportunities:  * Understanding of International Conventions as  Human Rights activist (O.N.U. Such as: Protection for Refugees, Children's Welfare, Human Rights, Discrimination, Minority groups, and Politics at Work issues.

Threats: * Domestic Australian Laws, Regulations, Policies, and Controls.

 

5. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:

* Founder & Community Liaison Officer (1995-Current) : L’Amer-Aussies MRF (Multinational Refugees Foundation)

 

Recognition Awards:

* 1995 Australian Achievement Awards, in Media, Government and Community Services by the Ministry of Community Services and Aging of N.S.W. [1994-1998].

 

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

* Deputy Convenor of the MARKETPLACE MULTILINGUAL COMMUNITY INFORMATION CENTRE, founded by the LEICHHARDT LOCAL COUNCIL [1995,1996,1997, and 1998].

* Data Entry Operator and Media Release Translator (Amnesty Int’l 1995-1996).

* Elected Board Member (Sydney Institute of Technology Association 1994/95).

* Regional Customer Council Member (Sydney Water, ex-WATERBOARD 1994-1995).

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ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN AUSTRALIA (1995-Current):

• Torchbearer (04/05/04) for the Athens 2004 Olympic Torch Relay newsphotos.com.au   Ref. 15481518.

  *  One of the 5,000 Community Heroes for the Australian
      Centenary of Federation.

• L’Amer-Aussie MRF is an unregistered non-governmental organisation (NGO) that was established in 1995. Although no longer officially registered, it previously assisted individuals applying for Protection Visas (subclass 866) in Australia. The organisation helps individuals understand and navigate the complex immigration rules and procedures of the Australian federal government.
• If a visa application is refused, the NGO assists applicants in requesting a merit review of the decision from the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) within the Department of Immigration. In the final stage of this process, the unregistered NGO helps applicants by submitting petitions directly to the Minister for Immigration or by pursuing judicial reviews of their cases in the Federal or High Courts of Australia.
• The NGO focuses on developing pilot programs and recruitment strategies to attract new volunteers. Additionally, it runs promotional campaigns across advertising, publicity, sales, and fundraising, and conducts community involvement on various human rights issues.
• The individual behind this CV prepares and submits proposals to the federal government aimed at supporting the most disadvantaged groups, including vulnerable individuals, the unemployed, the elderly, and people with disabilities. One of these proposals is titled “Work for the Dole,” submitted in 1996. This submission seeks to enhance employment strategies for long-term unemployed individuals from non-English-speaking backgrounds and to develop projects that benefit older adults and people with disabilities.
• L’Amer-Aussies MRF (Multinational Refugees Foundation) has recruited 150 individuals to date. A total of 150 participants have completed training through the ‘Work for the Dole’ scheme. Additionally, 25 participants have enrolled in university studies and TAFE courses. All 150 volunteers have assisted elderly, disabled, and isolated individuals at home, in community centres, and through the hospital's elderly relief programs.

 

7. MISCELLANEOUS:

*  Hobbies: Reading [(Business Development, Marketing, Sales,  Customer Services, Volunteer and Welfare Programs, Recruitment & Training, self-skills development)], and Spanish, Amateur writer [Local and International newspapers and Magazines].

*  The titular is a member of the International Bar Association (IBA–HRI)

*   The titular is a Registered Justice of the Peace - Reg. # 172156.

*   The titular is a member of the N.S.W. Justices of the Peace Association.

*   The titular is a member of the Civil Liberties of Australia (C.L.A.) *   The Federal and State Panel Government registers the title for the Committee Members Selection.

*   The titular is a member of the Australian Marketing Institute (A.M.A.M.I. Reg. No. 33852).

*   The titular is a professor (h.c.) in Humanitarianism (LADC Institute USA).

 

8. BRIEF INFORMATION:

   COACHING SELF-REPRESENTED APPLICANTS IN

    COURT LEGAL CASES (FOR EXAMPLE):

 

1. Guerra and Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs [2003] AATA 1299 (18 December 2003).

2.  Pizarro v State Transit Authority [2014] NSWIRComm 1019.

3.  Tobon v Minister for Immigration & Anor [2014] FCCA 2208 (26 September 2014) – (this particular applicant became a leading case in history achieved by the Latin American community in Australia).

4. Yulexy Marcela Rojas Jaimes - CASE NUMBER: 1828250 - ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS TRIBUNAL (MIGRATION AND REFUGEES DIVISION) 06/10/2020 (a CASE RELATED TO A Student Visa Refusal due to Course of Studies not related to University Degree previously studied by the Applicant).