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Opportunities: * Take work from others to learn new roles * Study AAT * In-house training with colleagues. * Shadow colleagues to learn new roles * Read policies / bulletins / news to keep up to date with rules and regulations * Customer Service courses

Second, I have a couple of job experiences. Occasionally, I help take up mail and trash for an elderly neighbor. I also have helped my brother pet-sit for animals. This

As my clients come to see me to help them to find work through either training or employability skills it is important that I have had information on the local labour market, job roles and training courses for them to browse. I also have information, that from my experiences within the employment and welfare to work sectors I have found to be useful to clients when exploring the reasons that they are currently unemployed. Such information is on benefits, local authorities, counselling services, childcare provision, support groups and volunteering resources. I also have established links with a large number of third sector and employability agencies that I am able to refer and signpost clients to.

volunteer). I was employed as a home health aide, certified nursing assistant, and a licensed

Attendance officer of the National Honor Society at Colton High School is my closest affiliation with office experience. The duties of this position were to keep an updated and organized file of attendance and volunteer hours completed of an estimated 100 students. I created a profile page for every student within the club, which included their name, grade, attendance record, and volunteer service log. I then organized the files in a binder, categorizing them by grade and arrange them in alphabetical order. I obtained this position for one year and was awarded a scholarship from the club for my service.

A: tutors childern at neighborhood house, student intern with YMCA metro center, link crew student mentor, vice president of junior state of america club, and peer leader for Girls first

This included organizing meetings with staff and parents, distributing reports and newsletters, liaising with members of the professional community and designing and implementing training programs. I have advanced computer skills, namely Microsoft Office, the World Wide Web and Internet skills and have used these to help develop training materials, reports, marketing materials and classroom

I hold a Bachelor of Business Degree in Event Management from International College of Management in Sydney. I am also the proud founder of GraceLever.com, an entity dedicated to empowering and equipping women with critical business skills. Because of my academic background, work experience and personal conviction. I have become highly adept at sales management, marketing, business development, program management, business process automation, consulting and strategic planning.

After 35 years of employment with the city, Mrs. Bowman expected to retire with aspirations of not working, to enjoy life but the aspiration of not working was not in the cards for Mrs. Bowman. The world of work development needed Mrs. Bowman. She is currently working part-time at Technical Community College (TCC) in TCC’s Back to Work program. GTCC approached Mrs. Bowman because she is revered a Workforce Development Expert.

I trained youth workers on safeguarding and mental health. I throughout my career worked really closely with AKT and Stonewall Housing when key working Mosaic LGBT Youth Centre members when they became homeless.

My recent volunteer work with Prime Tooling as an Office assistant demonstrates my experience in the administrative field. I was responsible for a variety of tasks in the office ,which includes :

My experience also includes working full-time for a Commercial Art firm as a sign painter, layout artist and silk screening production assistant. I currently work full-time as a cashier for the Home Depot providing excellent customer service informing customers of the store’s products, promotions, and online survey.

I retired from the workforce a decade ago, after a lengthy accident rehabilitation. Prior to the accident, I was a contractual, basic computer skills instructor. My students were from a low income area in a major city. It was an enormously satisfying job. Learning computer skills was empowering for my students. Their empowerment was my consuming goal.

Although it was only an entry level job, I had my foot in the door. I was able to work special events and coach pee-wee baseball and soccer. I also played the role of Santa in the 2014 Chino Christmas parade. Later, I was given the opportunity to work in Chino’s afterschool program. As a team, co-workers and I watch after elementary students whose parents must work into the evening. We participate in crafts, sports and homework. This is the most rewarding position I have had because I’m granted with a daily opportunity to impact the lives of my community’s

I started working in the busy village destination pod during the early season engaging with people from all over the world, connecting with both the kids and their parents in the short space of time at drop off. As a level 2 instructor I am able to coach all levels, requiring me to be very adaptable and dynamic with my lessons plans.