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Lilit [14]
2 years ago
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MAX POINTS! FIRST ANSWER GETS BRAINLIEST !!!!Δ!!!! PLEAAASE DO NOT ANSWER WITH NONSENSE I WILL REPORT AND YOU WILL NOT GET BRAIN

LIEST !!!!Δ!!!!
Academic and Workplace Skills Writing Practice




For this assignment, choose one type of workplace document and create an example of it. Be sure to follow the format described in the lesson.

Choose from these workplace documents:

meeting minutes
résumé
if-then table
checklist
flowchart
memo
You may choose the information to put in your workplace document. If you choose a form that needs images, such as a flowchart, be sure your computer has the proper program for creating the diagram.

Complete your assignment in a separate document and submit it when you are finished.
English
2 answers:
igomit [66]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Functional résumé

Explanation:

Career Summary

Four years experience in early childhood development with a diverse background in the care of

special needs children and adults.

Adult Care Experience

• Determined work placement for 150 special needs adult clients.

• Maintained client databases and records.

• Coordinated client contact with local health care professionals on a monthly basis.

• Managed 25 volunteer workers.

Childcare Experience

• Coordinated service assignments for 20 part-time counselors and 100 client families.

• Oversaw daily activity and outing planning for 100 clients.

• Assisted families of special needs clients with researching financial assistance and

healthcare.

• Assisted teachers with managing daily classroom activities.

• Oversaw daily and special student activities.

Employment History

1999-2002 Counseling Supervisor, The Wesley Center, Little Rock, Arkansas.

1997-1999 Client Specialist, Rainbow Special Care Center, Little Rock, Arkansas

1996-1997 Teacher’s Assistant, Cowell Elementary, Conway, Arkansas

Education

University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Little Rock, AR

• BS in Early Childhood Development (1999)

• BA in Elementary Education (1998)

• GPA (4.0 Scale): Early Childhood Development – 3.8, Elementary Education – 3.5,

Overall 3.4.

• Dean’s List, Chancellor’s List

I tried:)

andreyandreev [35.5K]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

checklist

Explanation: It can be helpful because it helps to improve, and we can also maintain everything.

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