Career Prep
A brief summary of your qualifications, skills, and experience.
Resume
This should be completed in ink.
Job Application
Keeping information private
confidentiality
Your outlook on life
Attitude
Federal government program that provides careers to help children overcome poverty
Headstart
Section of the resume that lists a persons job.
Work Experience
Chewing gum, negative, information, poor grooming
Things that make a poor first impression at a job interview
A document that a employee signs to protect themselves and the families and children they serve
confidentiality agreement
punctuality
Child care career where person provides care in the home to children not related to them
Family Child Care Provider
The section of the resume that lists those people who know you and your skills for a job.
References
Eye contact, firm handshake, positive attitude.
good interviewing skills
first impression.
What is the Employee's right and the employers responsibility?
Freedom from sexual harassment
performing as your employer expects each time
reliability
Person from a foreign country who lives with a family and performs tasks similar to a nanny
Au pair
A document of introduction that is usually attached to a resume.
Cover Letter
Driver's license, resume, and portfolio.
things you should take to a job interview
Personal commitment to do your best
Getting along with a group of individuals
teamwork
Career with 5 year olds in public schools that requires a four year degree
Kindergarten teacher
A document that someone gives you to help assist in getting a job.
Letter of Recommendation
What are types of information that may show discrimination during a job interview?
marital status, race, or religion
Being truthful in what you say and do
honesty
Finding practical solutions
Problem solving
National credential that requires courses in child care education and minimum number of hours of child care experience