My Work Experience The holiday club is a tradition of the Hounslow West Evangelical Church. It is situated on 22 Vicarage Farm Road, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW3 4NW. This activity has to do with little children between the ages of 3 and 11. It takes place during the summer holiday and it is a five day programme in August. Before the beginning of the holiday club the executives, that is the Pastor and his wife, the elders and the youth fellowship, make a plan with various concepts two months before the programme. I am a member of the youth fellowship and this is how my work experience begins. The executives hold a meeting once a week usually on Sundays after church service to plan ahead for the programme. All members of the executives participate and divide themselves into various activities. The pastor and the wife are in charge of donating money, organise the place where the activity will take place. The elders arrange for the health papers, plans for food and the information / letters to the children's parents. The members of the youth fellowship which I am, have to produce leaflets, put up a sign-post about the programmes, form activities for the children to do when they come, also to make the children welcome. All these activities require a lot of time for the preparations. As the secretary of the youth executive I had to take minutes of the meetings, note each new addition to the plan, inform the members of the executives if the new plan is worthwhile, and make adjustments. All this was very interesting for me because it took place during the holidays and I had a lot of time to put all my effort to result in success. I... ... middle of paper ... ...o relate with my co-workers especially with the elders I learnt how to obey instructions from people higher than I am. I faced just a single problem at the beginning. I did things on my own, I didn't seek advice from anyone. After sometime I got stranded with my organisation, and I had to seek advice from the president as this was my first time of being a secretary. I learnt through this the importance of 'team work'. My problem was solved because I sought information from someone who knew more than I. Finally and in conclusion, I would like to say how much I enjoyed myself. I learnt the importance of team work, I also felt responsible and I feel with this experience in future if I have another chance with children I would do well. I now look forward to next year's holiday club and I look hope to participate in it.
I am from the island of Falalop Woleai which is one the outer islands of Yap State. The culture I was born and raised in has slightly changed over the years but our traditions are strongly practiced and respected. Woleaians today still wears traditional attire of loin cloths or “thus” for men and lava lavas for women.
On the 25th of December 2014, in Taupo, I had volunteered to work at a homeless shelter. While I was there I had got told the procedures on what I was going to do on the job. My duties while working there was, cleaning, cooking, and serving. The idea of the homeless shelter is to meet, feed, and welcome other people that are less fortunate than us on Christmas.
Have you ever worked with a job that requires driving a diesel around? Like sometimes it goes “ RaaaaaaaRaRaRaaaaaaaa”. The first time I saw him I wasn’t sure if work will be hard and difficult because he didn't seem the most happiest or the most energetic person. But he had Blonde hair, blue eyes. About 6 foot tall. Pretty much the same body type as me but little more on the heavy side. He wore a pair of black boots that looked good enough for work boots and that will hold out for at least 3 years. He had a pair of white oaks that he doesn't admit wearing them. Of course he had to wear jeans and our official shirts and hats to work. I been told later he has been working there for t least a month since i was gone for school. Outside was warm and I already had some work in, the
It takes one person to change the trajectory of another person’s life. During my work experience I dealt with instances where my ethics, empathy, and professionalism guided me when handling patient’s problems. For example, a patient’s, (I will call Tom) MRI results showed a congenital anomaly in his brain. As a result, Tom required a consult with a brain specialist. Unfortunately, Tom recently aged out of the foster care system; and was lacking insurance coverage; the financial means; and supports for medical treatment. To clarify, my task of notifying the patient was completed, but I felt compelled to further aid Tom by securing a brain consult for him. After days of phone calls, I learned Tampa General Hospital provides medical services to the indigent and they agreed to see Tom. For this purpose, I advised Tom to go to Tampa General, nonetheless he was resistant. Next, I persisted by calling Tom every day until he relented by admitting himself to the hospital. A few days later,
Work Experience: What I learned from working is that I am always told what to do. I am always order to do something. I did not enjoy that experience that is why I left.
Where does one begin to explain what their ideal job is? There are so many things that run through my mind when I think about my ideal job; such as compensation, benefits, culture, impact, and an overwhelming feeling of empowerment from the work related to said position. In my undergraduate degree program I had the pleasure of taking a course titled Self Discovery as an elective instructed by Dean Bosley-Boyce. I remember when I signed up for the class I didn’t have any expectations and didn’t really know how fundamental a class like this would for me. As we begun the coursework I made a hasty assumption that this was just about resume building. I was completely wrong! This class turned out to be very insightful and really helped to confirm the type of person I was, my thought process, and what truly sparked my interests.
My main role during my work placement with the English National Ballet was to follow and observe the chief electrician, David Richardson, and his team. My placement fell during the company’s technical rehearsal week at the New Wimbledon Theatre for their new production She Said, a triple bill of three new works by three female choreographers. This gave me the opportunity to observe how a large, respected company approaches the creation and presentation of new work and the many different roles needed within such a substantial team of people.
Being from Venezuela, a country that is now going through a dictatorial regime that controls almost all media outlets, made me realize the importance of freedom of speech and free media. For this reason I decided to pursue a major in Broadcast Journalism in The Pennsylvania State University. By my second semester in school, I knew I wanted to complement my Journalism degree with another major, a field that could be, in the future, my topic of specialization for all my stories. Economics grabbed my attention from the first ECON class I attended; I noted this area of study was very broad and influential for most of the stories that were heading the news every day. I also felt a strong interest for this subject due to the tough economic crisis my natal country was and still is going through. For these reasons, I decided to pursue a double major and on May 2013 I graduated with Cum Laude distinction with a BA in Broadcast Journalism and BS in Economics.
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College is a collection of diverse people, new experiences, and learning how to be an adult. While it is completely different from anything I have ever done before, I feel like I have adjusted well and am getting into the swing of being a college student. The transition from high school to college is difficult and I have faced some challenges including, learning good study habits and accepting who I am as a student, time management skills and putting myself into new situations where I can meet new people. While these have been difficult for me to encounter, they have taught me valuable lessons about myself and who I can and want to be.
Coming fresh out of high school straight into college is very exhausting. The first semester in college is without doubt, the toughest because freshmen’s must get situated by themselves. Overall, this semester was all about making mistakes. In these four months, I have learned about the mistakes I performed during this semester. Yet, something that was difficult for me grasp throughout this first semester is that college is unlike high school. Nobody is going to “grab your hand” throughout this journey. In college, everything must be done by ourselves or else we aren’t advancing. In high school, teachers, mentors, coaches etc. accommodated students so much that students are used to teachers doing everything for them. This was one of my difficulties in my first semester in college. I had everything handed to me in high school without moving a finger and now coming into college many things have completely changed.
Have you ever had any experience studying in other countries? Most students would like to study in their own country, but I had a chance to visit the United States and decided to study abroad to start my own journey. I would like to share the two reasons why I study in another country and the experience I had.
In education 2130, we are ask to volunteer our time and do field experience that in return would give back to the community. I choose to do my field experience at Lula Elementary School in Hall County. During my time there I got to observe and watch teachers teach, how they handle children’s behavior and also their classroom management. In the paper I am going to discuss my field experience and what I learned in my time spent in a classroom. I am also going to try and make connections to educational psychology and what I learned in my education class. Also I am going to reflect on my emotional and professional reactions.
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the rest of our year to have a talk with our head of year. It was easy