Prior to joining HMRC, my proudest (not necessarily my greatest) achievement was an award I won for my contribution to community sport. Whilst at University, I organised numerous charity events, competitions and social sports sessions. One of these social sessions being social football. I created the social sport session, which grew to the largest session on campus, with over 90 people attending a single session - baring in mind, the pitches we started with only had capacity of 20. It was a challenge to quickly think on my feet and accommodate those who attended. I was always pessimistic and didn't expect it to be as popular as it became. Thanks to growing numbers, I recruited and managed other volunteers. Created a female only football session. Ran regular seasonal tournaments with prizes. This is one example of the work I took on which resulted in this award being presented to me on my graduation. At HMRC, my greatest achievement is perhaps more grounded - achieving promotion from the TSP at the first and earliest opportunity available to me. I always hated exams and was never any good at them, so joining a programme full of exams might not have been the smartest idea. But I persisted through anxiety each time exam day came around, and I successfully passed every exam first time. I subsequently passed my milestones and university work first time, leading to achieving a First Class Hons Degree alongside promotion to G7.