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From gaining new skills to opening the door to job opportunities, volunteering is a win for all.
Volunteering is a great way for high school students to give back to the community, experience working in a certain field, and gain valuable new skills. It speaks to your character in a way that test scores cannot, and it will give your college applications a boost.
So, if you’re in high school and thinking about volunteering, read on to learn about how it’s beneficial, and why we recommend it.
Benefits of Volunteering 1. A way to give back As a student, you’re probably super busy. Between school work, clubs, sports, a job (if you have one), your days fill up quickly. But volunteering your time is selfless, and a generous way to get to know a new group of people with whom you’d otherwise not interact. From volunteering at a preschool to spending time with senior citizens, it can be deeply fulfilling, and it’s sure to make a profound difference to the community you’re spending time with.
2. Build new skills and relationships Volunteering is an opportunity to learn new skills that are foundational to any future career. You’ll sharpen your organizational skills, prioritization, time management, problem solving, and communication skills, to name a few. It’s also a great opportunity to network and build out a list of contacts whom you can reach out to in the future.
3. Resume/college application boost Volunteering can set you apart from other applicants and candidates. Doing something for which you aren’t paid shows selflessness, drive, ambition, and creativity: qualities that make you stand out. While many volunteering programs can even transfer into school credits, it’s also a great way to gain real-world work experience while you’re still in school.
4. Promotes open-mindedness Between working with a community of retirees to helping out at a zoo, volunteering opens yourself up to new experiences, and it can help you see the world differently. It keeps you grounded and fosters a sense of social awareness. New experiences can open the door to new passions, too. And who knows? Volunteering could lead you to find your future career.
Where to start Here are some great places to look into volunteering if you’re interested in taking the next step. • Sports lovers: volunteer to help with after-school fundraising activities for school sports teams, help coach younger kids in little league/other sports, assist with sports team management • Animal lovers: local animal shelter, help with dog adoption services, zoo/aquarium • Nature lovers: volunteer at your local farmer’s market and help with general set up/produce transfer, check out any local tree planting/greenery initiatives, volunteer at your local nature conservancy branch to help with garbage clean-up, trail clearing, river cleaning, habitat restoration, and more • “People” people: local hospitals, soup kitchens or food banks, retirement or nursing homes, reading at a local library, preschool or childcare centers
For any and all of these places, we recommend doing a quick search of the area that interests you and looking for a phone number or your town’s local programs. Ask if they’re looking for any volunteers...you’ll likely be welcomed to help with open arms.
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Don’t overlook those mundane little tasks that were part of your previous or current position because they matter, and they can make you stand out and set you apart from other candidates.
But, rather than listing your responsibilities like ingredients on the back of a box, assign meaning to them. Make it personal. Make it you.
The mundane matters! These tasks, called “soft skills,” are personal attributes necessary to succeed in any workplace. They are like the foundation of a house: you can’t build up without it. And most importantly, they are practical, transferable and valuable.
Add them to your profile!
For example... Retail workers -- did you pick up slack at the end of your shift?
- Tended to the shop as if it were my own -- made sure it was tidy and presentable at the start of the shift and took the time to leave it as I would like to find it.
As a warehouse associate, were you right there at the shipping dock, unloading and sorting merchandise? Were you always reminding your coworkers to wear them helmets? Add it in, and make it personal.
- Helped coordinate delivery and shipment functions with calm, care and accuracy. Ensured a risk-free work environment by encouraging others to wear proper safety equipment and keeping warehouse clean and organized.
Cashiers: you probably honed your soft skills working the register more than you think. Your experience was unique, so get down to the nitty gritty!
- Made sure every customer felt welcomed and satisfied with their shopping experience, from entry to exit.
Take the time to translate these often-overlooked duties into measurable credentials because it shows you value yourself and take your work seriously. It sends a message to employers that you are qualified, and that you are worth their time.
As always, we’re here to help.
Sometimes when you’ve made a few online job profiles you can begin to feel frustrated! What is the point? Are they really helping? The truth is YES! Employers are looking for your information ALL the time, even before you have applied.
So, with that in mind, here are 4 great things about having an online profile and how to make sure YOURS is job ready!
1- You can access, update, and send it from your phone or computer at ANY time! [Search for that next great job] (https://www.jobcase.com/jobs/search) and apply!
2- Your online profile is always ready to go whether you leave a job or begin a new one, so make sure to [keep it updated] (https://www.jobcase.com/profile).
3- Employers can discover you, and they are looking everyday! Be sure to highlight your experience and skills so when they find your profile it reads like your resume would. Be sure all of your online profiles contain the same information.
4- You’re putting a face with the name. A picture is worth a thousand words. Make sure to [add yours] (https://www.jobcase.com/conversations/fff7a06c-1428-5802-83f5-8b32306f2f2b).
Here on Jobcase filling out your online profile with your location and work experience truly helps others in our community locate opportunities for you. It also shows employers that you’re serious. Remember, it only takes a few minutes to [update your profile] (https://www.jobcase.com/profile) but seconds to lose an opportunity because your profile was left blank or partially completed!
Think we are just pulling your leg? Check out some stories about those who were [recently hired] (https://www.jobcase.com/conversations/8644db62-7793-566a-af75-809c4ceba4fc).
Wishing you the best with your job search!
Keep records of materials filed or removed, using log-books or computers. Add new material to file records, and create new records as necessary. Perform general office duties such as typing, operating office machines and sorting mail. Track materials removed from files in order to ensure that borrowed files are returned. Sort or classify information according to guidelines such as content, purpose, user criteria, or chronological, alphabetical, or numerical order. Knowledge of relevant software applications including MS Office proficient in use of email and internet good numeracy skill accurate keyboard skills knowledge of office management systems and procedures Knowledge of administrative procedures. Knowledge of basic accounting procedures. Organizational and planning.
I believe you can handle these duties effectively if you're trained towards it?
KNOWLEDGE:
Customer and Personal Service Knowledge of relevant software applications including MS Office Proficient in use of email and internet Good numeracy skills Accurate keyboard skills Knowledge of office management systems and procedures Time management skills and the ability to prioritize work Data management Attention to detail and accuracy Problem-solving Adaptability and team worker Customer service orientation Communication skills - verbal and written Confidentiality
Genuinely qualified and experienced within the field, I am seeking to pursue current vacancies in your organization as a Caregiver Associate/ equivalent, within the Hayward/ San Leandro/ Union City region.
My expertise runs from more basic clients, over to the challenges of recovering trauma patients, in addition to those to psychiatric clients as well.
Professionally, I demonstrate a great flexibility, patience, and most important of all, the trait of humanity, for effective conducting business efforts.
My aspirations are well in line with the various position requirements, and I am eager to progress onward with the next opportunity. I look forward to speaking with you regarding the option.
Desire to help others. In addition to being empathetic, reliable and able to work under pressure. Good listener and have excellent verbal and written communication skills, and polite to both patients and co-workers at all times.
Responsible for handling confidential private information and paying attention to detail(s).
Homeland Security Skills
- Provide specialized security services in a professional manner according to client need.
Patrol client properties by foot, bicycle or vehicle to ensure the safety of persons and property.
Follow and enforce rules, regulations, policies and procedures.
Control access to properties and remove trespassers from sites.
Watch for and report irregularities including security breaches, safety hazards and emergencies, and contact appropriate personnel and emergency responders.
Federico Galang Tolentino, Jr., C.M.A. 2163 Aldengate Way, Unit 441, Mount Eden, Hayward, CA94557 415-966-5003 (Direct) 510-330-8456 (Message) atekuya6885@gmail.com 4159665003@tmomail.net
Here is my resume, direct access from any device (mobile/computer).
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Use this quick checklist to make sure your profile is ready to be seen by employers! Remember, they are on the lookout for YOU.
-I have filled out my summary with relevant information that will tell employers who I am. I have also made sure to highlight what I do best! If you're not sure, get some help with summaries [here] (https://uptowork.com/blog/resume-summary).
-I have uploaded a work appropriate profile photo.
-I have added skills and traits to my profile. It’s as simple as selecting them!
-I have added my education.
-I have added my relevant work experience from at least the last 5 years. Employers want to see what you have been up to! Remember under each job list ALL the things you did. If you can’t remember, think back and make a quick list. Any and ALL experience you have is valuable!
-I have listed my location. A BIG one because otherwise a potential employer will have no idea where you are located and if you are able to commute to work for their company.
-If you volunteered anywhere did you make sure to add it? Employers love seeing the things you have done outside of work that show you care and emphasizes your commitment to your community.
Remember, keep those profiles updated!
Of course not! It would look ridiculous if you forgot to fill out entire sections, right? That same mistake on your profile could cost you the job. Employers are checking you out! If you don’t have your education, work experience, and summary fully completed, an employer will be moving on to the next candidate. Check out some tips and what to avoid in your profile [here] (https://www.jobcase.com/conversations/9edc82b2-c382-580d-9d88-4977805afcea).
Be sure your profile is up to date on Jobcase. Everyone can reach you through Jobcase.
And when u update information, be sure to take a sec for that profile pic! #profile #resume #offer
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