For starters, 1st sentence should be two.
Education: sounds like you were teaching 'information' at university
Also, put the most recent at the top, employers want to know more about your degree, and you really dont want the first thing they see to be your 2 GCSEs with dodgy apostrophe.
skills:
use in a wide range...
That doesn't make sense. Try "Familiar with a wide range..."
Basic programming knowledge.
what does that mean? Life cycle? qbasic? visual basic? you know about for loops?
Manage company assets, including paperwork, legal documents and financial information.
Arrange and manage company meetings
Responsible for producing any IT based products
Change of tense/reference or something there. I'll try to explain:
[I had to] manage company assets...
[I had to] Arrange and manage ...
[I was] Responsible for producing ...
See how the square bracket contents are different? I really think they should be the same.
To differentiate your CV from others you need to say what YOU brought to your previous jobs, not just list the duties, which doesn't say anything about your abilities.
Activities: Why not give a link to your website?
