Opportunities Industrialization Center of Washington, DC anticipates
openings in the following positions (click job title for full
description):
Office Practice/MOS Instructor
A+ Instructor
Basic
Education Instructor
Case
Manager/Job Coach
Administrative Assistant
Now interviewing for Summer
Positions:
Web Page/Information Technology
Instructor
Radio/Television Instructor
Basic
Education Instructor
Job Coach
Clerk
To apply,
e-mail your resume to OIC/DC.
Please include the job for which you are applying in the subject line.
Office Practice /
MOS Instructor
Responsibilities
Prepares course outlines to instruct program participants in technical
specialty and allied technologies. Compiles and prepares all training
materials in line with training requirements. Provides employability skills
training with a focus on office skills, i.e. increased typing speed and
accuracy levels, filing, operating a variety of office equipment, developing
inter-personal skills and telephone techniques, etc. Also, provides
Microsoft Office XP skills training to participants so that both disciplines
will enable them to competitively seek, obtain and retain a job in the
office specialist occupational cluster, i.e. Administrative Assistant, File
Clerk, Data Entry Operator, etc. with upward mobility. Office XP training
emphasizes Word and Excel skills. Works collaboratively with staff to
provide life skills training.
Assigns and corrects lessons. Maintains attendance and classroom
discipline. Participates in staff meetings, conferences and training
workshops. Keeps abreast of technological developments through study and
industry contacts. Recommends curricula revisions to incorporate changes.
Presents classroom and on-the-job training according to curricula and
program requirements. Identifies gaps and areas for enhancement in course
material and adapts accordingly. Implements Quality Management standards
according to requirements and performs other related duties, such as
counseling participants in adjusting to the program activities, advising
them on occupational opportunities and resolving problems. Monitors
activities and behavior of participants during program activities to ensure
physical and environmental safety.
Qualifications
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Minimum 5 years
training experience in secretarial skills,
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Requires teaching
experience with the disadvantaged population with multiple barriers,
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Ability to prepare
and teach adults to take and pass the Microsoft Office Certification
examination,
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Bachelor’s degree in
the Business Education field,
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Possesses MOS
certification,
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Full and part-time
positions/working 9AM – 5PM or 6PM – 10PM,
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Good competitive
salary
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A+
Instructor
Responsibilities
Teaches A+ certification courses with emphasis on the Core and Operating
Systems areas of expertise. Designs curriculum with emphasis on
accommodating students with varying levels of computer experience and
knowledge. Provides classroom and lab environments to support the course
material outlined in the curriculum. Utilizes a variety of teaching tools
and techniques to establish and maintain a lively learning environment and
heightened interest level. Works individually with students to help them
prepare for national certification examinations.
Assigns and corrects lessons. Maintains attendance and classroom
discipline. Participates in staff meetings, conferences and training
workshops. Keeps abreast of technological developments through study and
industrial and/or professional contacts. Recommends curricula revisions to
incorporate changes. Presents classroom and lab training according to
curricula and program requirements. Identifies gaps and areas for
enhancement in course material and adapts accordingly. Implements Quality
Management standards according to requirements and performs other related
duties, such as counseling participants in adjusting to the program
activities, advising them on occupational opportunities and resolving
problems. Monitors activities and behavior of participants during program
activities to ensure physical and environmental safety.
Qualifications
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Minimum
5 years teaching experience / 2 in A+,
- Requires
teaching experience with the disadvantaged population with multiple
barriers,
- Possess A+
certification credentials,
- Ability to
prepare and teach adults to take and pass Core and Operating Systems
national examinations,
- Part-time
position working 6PM – 10PM,
- Good competitive
salary
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Basic Education Instructor
Responsibilities
Serves as the literacy advocate for the organization. Assists in the
development and delivery of the organization’s literacy initiatives. Works
in tandem with Skills Training Instructor to identify the core learning
needs of the participants. Utilizes PLATO Learning System, an Internet
skills development course that is self paced and supports the program’s open
entry / open exit enrollment, to improve participant’s grade level.
Provides participant with focused, GED preparation, targeting individual
areas that need improvement. Establishes criteria and tests participants in
order to measure individual progress. Records participants’ progress.
Evaluates participants’ progress in attaining goals and objectives.
Assigns and corrects lessons. Maintains attendance and classroom
discipline. Participates in staff meetings, conferences and training
workshops. Keeps abreast of basic educational developments and enhancements
through study and professional contacts. Recommends curricula revisions to
incorporate changes. Presents classroom and on-the-job training according
to curricula and requirements. Identifies gaps and areas for enhancement in
course material and adapts accordingly. Implements Quality Management
standards according to requirements and performs other related duties, such
as counseling participants in adjusting to the program activities, advising
them on occupational opportunities and resolving problems. Monitors
activities and behavior of participants during program activities to ensure
physical and environmental safety.
Qualifications
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Minimum 5 years
training experience in the Adult Basic Education field, including
experience as a tutor and/or classroom instructor,
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Bachelor’s degree in
the Education discipline,
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Requires teaching
experience with the disadvantaged population with multiple barriers,
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Good competitive
salary,
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Full and part-time
positions/working 9AM – 5PM or 6PM – 10PM,
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Good competitive
salary
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Web Page Design
Instructor
Responsibilities
Teaches web page design
in a summer program for youth using Microsoft FrontPage and the HTML
programming language. Designs curriculum with emphasis on accommodating
students with varying levels of computer experience and knowledge. Provides
classroom and lab environments to support the course material outlined in
the curriculum. Utilizes a variety of teaching tools and techniques to
establish and maintain a lively learning environment and heightened interest
level. Works one-on-one with students to help them apply the techniques
they have learned to projects in areas of interest to them individually.
Assigns and corrects
lessons. Maintains attendance and classroom discipline. Participates in
staff meetings, conferences and training workshops. Keeps abreast of
technological developments through study and industrial and/or professional
contacts. Recommends curricula revisions to incorporate changes. Presents
classroom and lab training according to curricula and program requirements.
Identifies gaps and areas for enhancement in course material and adapts
accordingly. Implements Quality Management standards according to
requirements and performs other related duties, such as counseling
participants in adjusting to the program activities, advising them on
occupational opportunities and resolving problems. Monitors activities and
behavior of participants during program activities to ensure physical and
environmental safety.
Qualifications
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Minimum 3 years
experience in teaching simple web page design
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Full-time position for
6 weeks during the summer
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Ability to instruct
youth in developing simple web pages
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Good competitive salary
Case Manager / Job Coach
Responsibilities
Conducts
comprehensive participant assessments, interviews and intakes. Interviews
potential participants to appraise their interests, aptitudes, abilities and
personality characteristics for vocational and educational planning.
Develops and places qualified participants into full-time employment.
Coordinates services based upon assessment and planning. Monitors
individual participant activities aimed at attaining set goals and
overcoming barriers. Conducts frequent one-on-one participant sessions.
Conducts follow-up services with participants and employers. Provides
appropriate referrals, as needed.
Maintains case
management model with weekly documentation of participant progress. Submits
weekly case management report and monthly program report. Assists
instructors with lectures, testing and curriculum preparation. Networks
with employers and other external agencies to assist participants with
employment opportunities and other services. Assists participant with job
search preparation, activities and placement. Performs recruitment
activities.
Functions as an
advocate between site personnel and participants to maintain open
communications and achieve individual education plan and employment
objectives. Plans, develops and implements strategies for developing
participants’ independent work skills. Monitors activities and behavior of
participants during program activities to ensure physical and environmental
safety.
Qualifications
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Bachelor’s degree
in the Social Services field,
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Requires
recruiting, counseling and job placement experience with the disadvantaged
population with multiple barriers,
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Minimum 3 years
case management experience,
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Must have knowledge
of the business community,
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Good competitive
salary,
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Full-time position
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Administrative Assistant
Responsibilities
Provides overall
administrative support to OIC/DC staff; typing, writing, filing, faxing.
Serves as first line of contact for callers and/or walk-ins. Takes and
transcribes dictation. Composes and types forms, letters, reports and other
office documents and materials as required. Answers phones; receives and
directs calls, provides routine information to callers or refer callers to
proper sources. Coordinates meetings and/or staff appointments. Receives
and directs all mail. Maintains and orders office supplies. Responsible
for all HR functions. Executes all service and maintenance contracts.
Supervises payroll and employee benefits information. Performs other
related duties as assigned.
Qualifications
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Minimum 5 years experience,
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Excellent telephone techniques and
interpersonal skills,
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Must have keyboard speed with a minimum of
50 wpm and 100% accuracy,
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Good writing skills with ability to write
good business letters and memos,
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Requires knowledge in word processing and
PC business machine language,
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Good organizational skills; must have
ability to prioritize heavy, multi-tasked workload,
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Excellent skills in Microsoft Word &
Excel,
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Full-time position,
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Good competitive salary
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Summer Program
Web Page/Information
Technology Instructor
June-August 2006
Hourly Rate: $20.00
a/hr
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Responsible for training youth in information technology (computers),
responsible for training youth in web page design and creating their own web
page, records and maintains student attendance accurately, administers
diagnostic test and grades students on achievements, responsible for
assessing and evaluating youth areas of need and progress, prepares lesson
plans regularly using appropriate teaching skills, prepares and conducts
lectures and discussions to groups to increase students knowledge of
vocational competence in the field of information technology, responsible
for submitting a clear written lesson plan coupled with the ability to
administer the plan to at risk youth, train youth the proper
way to operate various software and technology equipment, train youth on
software and create projects, ability to test, calibrate, and troubleshoot
audio and related computer equipment; responsible for maintaining a safe and
professional classroom environment, implement fun activities and workshops
associated with technology, compiles and submits reports in a timely manner
to Program Coordinator, participates in staff conferences and meetings on a
regular basis.
MINIMUM JOB REQUIREMENTS:
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Must
possess the ability to train and teach youth in information technology
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Must
pass a FBI criminal background check (submit prior to hire).
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2 to
3 years experience directly related to the duties and responsibilities
specified.
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Excellent oral and written communication skills.
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A
Bachelors Degree from a College or University in Communications or
Technology
ATTRIBUTES OF A SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE:
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Has
knowledge of machine setup, operation, and is able to install software
packages and hardware components.
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Has excellent hardware and software troubleshooting skills.
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Is interested in all areas of technology usage in education and is very
willing to learn, keep current, attend training, and stay abreast of
technological advancements.
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Is highly organized and self motivated.
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Is committed to excellence and has a high stress tolerance.
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Exhibits excellent people and communication skills.
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Possesses the ability to deal with simultaneous projects.
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Demonstrates leadership abilities and the ability to work with others and
on teams.
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Oral Expression - The ability to communicate information and ideas in
speaking
so others will understand.
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Organizing, Planning, and Prioritizing Work- Developing specific goals for
youth and plan to prioritize, organize and accomplish your work through
the youth.
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Classroom Management- The ability to create a nurturing professional
environment coupled with the ability to set expectations for students and
follow through with consequences.
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Thinking Creatively- Developing, designing, or creating new applications,
ideas, relationships, systems, and including artistic contributions.
Radio/Television Instructor
June-August 2006
Hourly Rate: $20.00
a/hr
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Responsible for
training youth the basic fundamentals of radio and television production,
records and maintains student attendance accurately, administers diagnostic
test and grades students on achievements, responsible for assessing and
evaluating youths areas of need and progress, prepares lesson plans
regularly using appropriate teaching skills, prepares and conducts lectures
and discussions to groups to increase students knowledge of vocational
competence, and responsible for submitting a clear written lesson plan
coupled with the ability to administer the plan to at risk youth. Compiles
and submits reports in a timely manner to Program Coordinator. Plans,
organizes and participates in staff development and team conferences, and
maintains a safe and professional classroom environment. Implement fun
activities and workshops associated with radio and television production.
Thoroughly study program topics prior to radio/television show times.
Remain current on issues related to youth in the Washington DC region. Lead
and/or guide the work of youth during radio/television air time. Moderate
panels on show discussions, and topics such as current affairs, and
education. Ability to test, calibrate, and troubleshoot audio and related
radio production equipment. Responsible for audio production and editing
skills. Operate and maintain proper levels and calibration of audio
recorders, switchers, cameras and other recording studio production
equipment.
MINIMUM JOB REQUIREMENTS:
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Must possess the ability to train and
teach at risk youth in radio/television production.
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Must pass a FBI criminal background check
(submit prior to hire).
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1 to 3 years experience directly related
to the duties and responsibilities specified.
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Excellent oral and written communication
skills.
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A Bachelors Degree from a College or
University in Communications
ATTRIBUTES OF A SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE:
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Working Directly with the Public- Dealing
directly with the public. This includes building partnerships to publicize
about the organization and it’s events through High schools, community
centers, and a variety of public and private organizations
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Oral Expression- The ability to
communicate information and ideas in speaking so others will understand.
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Organizing, Planning, and Prioritizing
Work- Developing specific goals for youth and plan to prioritize, organize
and accomplish your work through the youth.
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Classroom Management- The ability to
create a nurturing professional environment coupled with the ability to
set expectations for students and follow through with consequences
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Thinking Creatively- Developing,
designing, or creating new applications, ideas, relationships, systems,
and including artistic contributions
Basic
Education Instructor
June-August 2006
Hourly Rate $20.00 a/hr
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Responsible for
training youth the basic fundamentals of math and reading comprehension,
records and maintains student attendance accurately, administers diagnostic
test and grades students on achievements, develops and maintains student
files, responsible for assessing and evaluating youth’s area of need and
progress, responsible for submitting a clear written lesson plan coupled
with the ability to administer the plan to at risk youth, prepares and
conducts group workshops and discussions to increase students knowledge of
vocational competence coupled with its association to basic education , (for
example: workplace literacy and or life skills), implement fun activities
and workshops associated with basic education, documents and submits daily
attendance as required, compiles and submits reports in a timely manner to
Program Coordinator
Plans,
organizes and participates in staff development and team conferences, and
maintains a safe and professional classroom environment.
QUALIFICATIONS:
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Excellent oral and written communication
skills.
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A minimum of two years teaching experience
coupled with the ability to conduct effective workshops (preferably in
high school educational settings).
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Bachelors degree in education and
certification as a teacher is a plus.
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Must submit a FBI Clearance criminal
background check.
ATTRIBUTES OF A SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE:
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Originality- The ability to come up with
unusual or clever ideas about a given topic or situation, or to develop
creative ways to solve a problem.
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Written Comprehension- The ability to
read and understand information and ideas presented in writing.
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Oral Presentation- The ability to
communicate information and ideas in speaking so others will understand.
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Classroom Management- The ability to
create a nurturing professional environment coupled with the ability to
set expectations for students and follow through with consequences.
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Organizing, Planning, and Prioritizing
Work- Developing specific goals for youth and plan to prioritize, organize
and accomplish your work through the youth.
Job
Coach
June-August 2006
Rate: $20.00 a/hr.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Arrange testing and
curriculum preparation on academic and vocational assessments.
Develop partnerships
with businesses, communities, and other organizations to help meet
identified career interests of youth ages 14-18. Enforce discipline and
attendance rules. Assists with behavior modification, responsible for
writing incident reports when needed, assists with collection and
maintenance of records and relevant data. Responsible for case management
which includes interviewing youth about career goals and educational
aspirations, observing student performance, behavior, social development,
and observing youth during classroom and activities to gain additional
information about them to provide clear written case notes. Oversees job
shadowing coupled with corresponding with employers, parents, and youth to
assess the growth of the youth. Provides direct supervision to students,
accompanies students on field trips and conferences. Develops and implements
strategies for developing students’ independent work skills, oversees work
training, provides instruction and assistance accordingly, monitors
activities and behavior of students during program activities to ensure
physical and environmental safety coupled with writing incident reports when
needed. Provides explanation, example and instruction to students consistent
with program objectives and standards, participates in staff conferences and
meetings on a regular basis to receive feedback of youth’s progress.
QUALIFICATIONS:
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Must possess the ability to train and
teach youth proper employability characteristics.
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Must pass a FBI criminal background check
(submit prior to hire).
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2 to 3 years experience directly related
to the duties and responsibilities specified.
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Excellent oral and written
communication skills.
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A Bachelors Degree from an accredited
College or University
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Excellent track record with
accomplishments of serving youth with multiple barriers.
ATTRIBUTES OF A SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE:
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Written Communication- The ability to
write in a clear and concise way so that others will understand.
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Active Listening - Giving full attention
to what other people are saying, taking time to understand the points
being made, asking questions as appropriate, and not interrupting at
inappropriate times.
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Judgment and Decision Making --
Considering the relative costs and benefits of potential actions to choose
the most appropriate one
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Monitoring -- Monitoring/Assessing
performance of yourself, and individuals, to make improvements and take
corrective action.
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Problem Sensitivity- The ability to tell
when something is wrong or likely to go wrong.
CLERK
June-August 2006
Hourly Rate: $12.50
a/hr
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Acts as liaison
between coordinator and staff, coordinates special projects and takes action
or refers important matters to director and coordinator. Complies attendance
and enrollment rosters/reports and records info on spreadsheet. Report data
daily to Coordinator and Director .Maintains and distributes files and
office supplies to staff. Monitors supply inventory with close attention to
distribution of supplies. Composes and types forms, letters, reports and
other office materials as required. Prepares a variety of reports on student
activities. Schedules and reschedules appointments or invitations. Files
student information, collates and duplicates information, utilizes
information to compile and complete necessary reports. Checks details on
documents, reports, forms, and claims for accuracy and completeness,
prepares simple summaries of statistical reports. Delivers and pick-up
various reports and or supplies.
QUALIFICATIONS:
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Completion of a high school diploma,
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Type 35-40 wpm or better,
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Highly proficient in the following
software: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, Microsoft
PowerPoint and Microsoft Outlook,
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At least two years experience as a Office
Clerk, Clerk-Typist or Secretary, or any equivalent combination of
acceptable training and experience. Must submit a criminal background
check.
ATTRIBUTES OF A SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE:
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Assesses the urgency and importance of
situations and takes appropriate action.
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Identifies information by breaking down
information or data into separate parts.
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Analyzing information and evaluating
results to choose the best solution and solve problems.
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Communicating Effectively with people
outside the organization and recording accurate information to convey to
supervisor.
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Active Listening -- Giving full attention
to what other people are saying, taking time to understand the points
being made, asking questions as appropriate, and not interrupting at
inappropriate times.
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Reading Comprehension- understanding
written sentences and paragraphs in work related documents.
All interested candidates should e-mail resumes to info@oicdc.org or forward them to:
OIC/DC
Attn: DHL
3707 Martin Luther King Avenue, SE
Washington, DC 20032
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