Physical Education and ScienceWhat type of job are you looking for? Teaching at the Secondary level. What nationality are you? Jamaican What languages do you speak (and at what level)? I speak Enagish Language at a very high level. What country or area are you looking to work in and why? I prefer the U.S. regions and Bermuda. I like these areas because of their climate,getting to know other countries culture and meeting people with different racial features; how they communicate using different languages and learning from them their languages too and basically learning how to cope, working with people from different places, other than home. What field do you currently work in? Physical Education and Science What qualifications do you hold? Bachelor's Degree in Education and Teaching Diploma in Education Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? I consuder formal education to be more valuable because skills can be based normally on the eduaction one achieves. If a person has a resoundiing education and can put its training into practice, then the skills one needs to perfect the body, mind and inner will, can be readily acquired through the knowledge and performance carried out by that person. Describe the benefits of working with others Getting to know and understand how others relate to people other than their own, exercising patience and strong will to learn, acquiring other skills beneficial for growth economically as well as financially and adopting principles that will raise the level of self-esteem and friendship. Describe the benefits of working alone Getting to be independent,building new ideas that are substantial for the work place, creating ways to let teaching and skills be mastered at the highest level, and imparting kmowledge in the form of written materials or performing duties,to uplift the standards of people who has given up hope. What was your worst working experience? Having to work with people who has little knowledge to the mentioned field, and when they are corrected when things go wrong, they pretend to know everything, letting you seem to be uneducated. What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? Never to underestimate others and do not let others think the worst of you. What unique skills do you have? Netball, Volleyball What would you consider as your 'dream job'? Nursing What are the most interesting aspects of your field? Working with students who have little or no knowledge of skills to be taught, and once they have gained the knowledge and put them into practice, results are achieved; thats alot to be contended with. What are the least interesting aspects of your field? Working with people who intend to show little or no interest at all, and having limited equipment, written materials to work with and also limited working space or place to perform duties. How would you describe yourself? I am an honest, polite, and a hardworking person who scoffs at mediocrity. I am also willing to learn new and interesting facts geared at building the self and work place. Understanding others and their needs, I can also exercise, but only when others choose to let them be known. How can potential employers contact you? Either by email, or telephone. Number is 4943009 | 
