Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario - Bachelor of Arts: Political Science, 2005
Working History
* Teacher
- Ansan Office of Education; Ansan, Gyeonggi-do
- 2010 - Present
- In the beginning of the year I was invited to work for the Ansan Office of Education at a local school to supervise the commencement of standard curriculum classes and the implementation of various special programs.
* Visiting Professor , Gyeongin National University of Education; Incheon
- 2009 - 2010
- At Gyeongin, a university for teachers-in-training, I worked as a Foreign Language Lecturer in the Foreign Languages Department. During this time I also led special lecturers on school bullying, multiculturalism, and other topics geared towards teachers.
* Managing Editor, TRIVIUM Magazine; Siheung, Gyeonggi-do
- 2008-2009
- I was the managing editor of a magazine designed to foster excellence in education in Korea. Originally designed to help foreigners in Korea with building their professional development and adjusting to life here, TRIVIUM's circulation eventually expanded to include other educational professionals nationwide and as such adjusted it°Øs mandate accordingly.
* President, Foreign English Teachers' Association; Siheung, Gyeonggi-do
- 2008-2009
- Only after a few short months in my position as an elementary school teacher, the City of Siheung recruited me to serve as a Foreign Language Liaison between City officials and foreign teachers. This position evolved into the creation of a city-wide organization and a full time position as President with a budget an mandate to increase retention rates, overall worker atisfaction, and professional development.
* Teacher, Siheung Office of Education, Gyeonggi-do
- 2005-2009
- For three years, I was employed at two local city public elementary schools as a teacher. During this time I created a number of specialized programs, taught to both children and adults, and authored a number of language textbooks, all of which have been used repeatedly in my school and all over the city to teach a wide range of programs.
Personal Introduction
First I'd like to thank you for taking the time to consider me for employment in your organization. Despite my many years of writing professionally both as a freelance writer, editor, and as an executive in charge of public relations for various associations and non-governmental organizations, I find it difficult to adequately aggregate my skills and various training that I've gone through over the past ten years. I find it hard to properly judge what [you] as an employer might be seeking first and foremost in an employee, and this is perhaps one of the reasons why I try to tutor myself in a broad ranging set of skills that I think will add greatly to any organization, making me human capital worth investing in.
From the time I finished school, I began a career which started off with me employed at Revenue Canada, now known as the Canadian Revenue Agency, actioning accounts in the failure-to-file non-compliant department that were more than years years non-compliant. For this job I felt I lacked the skills needed at the time they hired me, but I quickly learned and later excelled at the mission before me. After working out my contract at Revenue Canada, I realized to properly advance in the public sector I needed to further my formal post-secondary education. In university I studied political science, economics, and business communications. All three areas I thoroughly enjoyed these subjects which became my passion both during my academic career and since convocation.
During my time at university I served my school to the best of my ability. I was twice elected by the student body to represent them on the school Senate. During my time I actively pursued three platform promises and all of which were successful. After my second term, nearing the end of my time at school, I finished my Senate incumbency leaving a positive mark on my alma mater.
Since graduation up to present I have spent four years working for the Gyeonggi Office of Education and one year at one of the finest universities in Korea, Gyeongin National University of Education, enlisted as a visiting professor. Also, in the last few years during my time in Korea, I have served as a president of a teachers' association and was appointed to manage an education trade magazine for English teachers in Korea.
All of these varied experiences have resulted in a robust employee [such as myself] being able to easily incorporate these adroit skills in your organization. I have attached a esume to this document which will go into greater detail of just a few of the trades I have been lucky enough to work at/with over the past few years. If you are looking for a young but mature, hard working individual, capable of working independently or with a team, I am that person.
I look forward to meeting with you and discussing at greater length how I can add to your company.
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