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RUDIKE [14]
2 years ago
6

What should a portfolio about me contain?​

English
1 answer:
Flura [38]2 years ago
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Statement of Originality: A paragraph stating that this is your work and that it is confidential. It should also indicate if any parts of the portfolio should not be copied.
Example: Statement of Originality and ConfidentialityThis portfolio is the work of James Cook. Please do not copy without permission. Some of the exhibits, work samples, and/or service samples are the proprietary property of the organization whose name appears on the document. Each has granted permission for this product to be used as a demonstration of my work.
Work Philosophy: A brief description of your beliefs about yourself and the industry.
Career Goals: Your professional goals for the next five years.
Resume: (add Resume Writing link)
Skill Areas: Identify three to five of the major skill set areas you have that would be important for someone in your career field to have. Examples include: Management, Computer Skills, Public Relations, Leadership, Accounting, Communications, and Customer Service. Next, select or request letters of recommendation and specific work samples or projects that exemplify these skill sets. Sources of work samples include classroom projects, materials generated on the job or during an internship/co-op experience, materials from community service, volunteer work, campus clubs and organizations and professional memberships.
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