MICHELLE MARTINI
San Francisco, CA
currently: Job hunting
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What kind of job are you looking for?
I have diverse training and skills and I am waiting for the right opportunity to come along. I am looking to work in one of the three follow areas:
1.) Teaching English As a Second-Language. I am TESOL certified, including a 120 hour teaching practicum. I have taught overseas in Asia. My passion is teaching, especially high school students or adults. I teach with excellence, both in a classroom setting and a small or individual setting.
2.) Using my many social services classes, I'd love to be a life skills coach. I care deeply for women coming out of prison, getting off drugs, or wanting to turn their lives around. I would love to mentor or disciple young women or families into healthy lifestyles which contribute to society and their overall happiness and success.
3.) Finally, I would also be happy to further use my research and analysis skills. I feel that my undergrad research jobs taught me hands-on and practical research abilities. I would like to work individually or on a team conducting meaningful research....
Posted @ 10:06AM, August 24, 2007
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Work history
English As A Second-Language Teacher
tags:
cross-cultural experience
• classroom teaching
• esl
• tesol
• conversational english
• lesson plans
• englist as a second-language
• travel
• english to chinese speakers
How would you describe your time at English Language Institute/...?
In an intense cross-cultural experience I taught English As A Second-Language (ESL) in Hong Kong, a special administrative region of China. For five weeks I taught 21 students conversational English in an immersion setting. I planned each lesson plan, coordinated curriculum for our team, used varied teaching methods, and worked through the language and cultural barriers. I also developed hands-on activities and measurements of standards such as tests and homework assignments....
Research Assistant
tags:
self-motivated
• team work
• qualitative research
• quanititative research
• research assistant
• research methods
• hands-on
How would you describe your time at Taylor Unveristy, Departmen...?
Under the direction of an adviser I worked on a team to study the effectiveness of a department at the University. I used in-depth qualitative and quantitative analysis methods. The job included planning research gathering methods, creating data sets, analyzing interviews, and report writing. Much team and individual work was required. I learned many applied research skills....
Research Assistant
tags:
sociology student job
• sociology research assistant
• research assistant
• transcribing
• qualitative research
How would you describe your time at Taylor Unveristy, Departmen...?
Entry-level research assistant. My main task was to transcribe qualitative interviews and assist the professor as required.
Volunteer Discipleship Assistant
tags:
leadership
• activity coordinator
• mentor
• discipleship
How would you describe your time at Taylor University Residence...?
Planned and maintained spiritual well-being on dorm floor. Planned large and small group activities. Had to be available for one-on-one intervention and help.
Volunteer Mentor
tags:
volunteer
• discipleship
• mentor
• leadership
• activity coordinator
• life skills trainer
How would you describe your time at Youth For Christ?
Worked on a team to plan weekly youth events and small groups. Led a small group of high school girls; teaching leadership, life skills, and quality morals. Often held personal, one-on-one sessions.
Education
Sociology: Family Studies
tags:
liberal arts education
• well-educated
• well-read
• volunteer
• student leader
• residence life
How would you describe your time at taylor university?
Studied a well-rounded liberal arts education. Took many classes in the fields of Sociology, Social Work, Psychology, Teaching English As A Second-Language, Leadership, Christian Ministry, Intra-area Studies, and Honors. Pursued the abilities to think critically, learn from others, study intensely, and above all, work hard.
Major: Sociology: Family Studies. Minor: TESOL Certification. Leadership positions on campus: Discipleship Assistant (Residence Life), ESL Ministry team member, Mothers Of Preschoolers (MOPS) volunteer, etc....
tags:
leadership
• team & community spirit minded
• committed
• involved
• took opportunities
• service-oriented
How would you describe your time at Sedona Red Rock High School?
Studied a well-rounded education. Participated in many extra- and co-curricular activities, including but not limited to:
Newspaper Editor-in-Chief National Honor Society Vice President Quill and Scroll National Honor Society member Yearbook Staff Literary Magazine Staff Honors Classes Leadership Training Key Club member Art Club member Volunteer Hours Youth Group Student Leadership Committee member Track and Volleyball Team member...
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