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3 years ago

Noah graduated with his B.A. in early childhood education in December, but public schools are not hiring until spring.

Business

1 answer:

sashaice [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

Job #1

Explanation:

Job #1 is best suited according to Noah's preference. She wants to work near home, have experience working with children and provide educational opportunities. The Job #1 offers her para- educator in kindergarten class. This job is close to her home and has positive school culture. This job provides her opportunity for networking with administrators and the pay is also good. Therefore Noah should select job #1.

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