Jacqueline Carini

Jacqueline Carini has a diverse work experience spanning multiple roles and companies. Jacqueline worked as an Italian teacher, cultural and event director at Carini LLC from 2017 to present. Prior to that, they were the Italian cultural and project director at Metropolitan International School from 2014 to present, where they also served as the director of the Italian program. Jacqueline also has a background in photography, working as a freelance photographer for multiple media outlets since 2003. Jacqueline has also worked as a stock photographer and owned their own photography business, Jacqueline Carini Photography. Additionally, they have experience as a photographer and educator at Shake a Leg and as a photographer for world tribune and living buddhism. Jacqueline has exhibited their photography at various events and worked as a photographer and marketing assistant for New High Glass.

Jacqueline Carini's education history is as follows:

In 1998-1999, they attended The Arcadia School of Verona, where they pursued a college level/1st year of university education in Manager for Community Services.

In 1999, they enrolled in the Moonlight Entertainment application program, where they obtained a diploma in Tourism Entertainment.

During the same year, they also attended the Arcadia School of Technical Management but did not pursue a specific degree or field of study.

In 1999, they completed a certificate program in Entertainment at The Moonlight School of Milano.

In 2001-2002, they took up photography at the Art Institute and earned a degree in Associate of Photography from The Art Institute of Fort. No specific field of study was mentioned.