Sebastian Charles

Sebastian Charles has a diverse work experience in the sports industry. Sebastian started their career as a Head Football Coach at Willesden Constantine F.C., where they led the team to victory in the "British Airways Cup" in 2010. Sebastian then gained journalism experience as a Sports Reporter for "Presa" Daily Newspaper, where they wrote sports articles and learned from professionals in the field.

Sebastian then transitioned into broadcasting roles, working as a Sports Broadcast Reporter for Bulgarian National Television, NOVA Broadcasting Group, and bTV Media Group EAD. In these positions, they covered various sports events such as UEFA Europa League, UEFA Nations League, ATP 250 Sofia Open, UEFA Euro 2020, and FIFA World Cup 2022 qualifiers. Sebastian conducted interviews with prominent sports athletes and edited videos for news segments.

Sebastian also worked as a News Correspondent for Meridian Match Daily Sports Newspaper, delivering updates and analysis on sports events. Sebastian conducted interviews with Premier League footballers and former footballers to gather information and tell compelling stories.

Most recently, Sebastian worked as a Venue Data Coordinator for UEFA, where they were responsible for live data gathering during events. Sebastian liaised with various stakeholders, including broadcasters, match officials, venue directors, and club officials to ensure accurate data recording. Sebastian uploaded all the data to UEFA in real-time.

With their extensive experience in various sports roles, Sebastian Charles has developed a strong skill set in reporting, interviewing, event coverage, and data management within the sports industry.

Sebastian Charles has a diverse education history that spans over several years. Sebastian began with their high school education at Viktoria i Krikor Tiutiunjian Plovdiv in Bulgaria from 2000 to 2005, where they obtained their High School/Secondary Diplomas and Certificates. From 2005 to 2007, they attended 138 Sou Prof. Vasil Zlatarski in Sofia, Bulgaria, and earned a High School Diploma.

In 2007, Sebastian enrolled at Brentside High School in the UK, where they pursued GCSE studies until 2009. After completing their secondary education, they attended West London College from 2009 to 2010, where they obtained a BTEC degree in Media Production.

Sebastian continued their studies at West Thames College from 2010 to 2012, specializing in Media Production with another BTEC degree. Sebastian then moved on to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Sports Studies at the University of Winchester from 2012 to 2013.

Lastly, Sebastian attended the University of the Arts London from 2013 to 2016, earning another Bachelor's degree, this time in Sports Journalism. This comprehensive education background showcases their dedication to both journalism and sports, and they possess a range of skills and knowledge in these fields.