Experienced CELTA dertified ESL instructorWhat type of job are you looking for? Education or administration with procurement background What nationality are you? Hungarian What languages do you speak (and at what level)? Hungarian -Native English - Fluent (near native) Russian - Intermediate What country or area are you looking to work in and why? I have worked in Kuwait for almost 7 years and after having finished some post graduation studies at home would like to return to the region to improve my professional skills and to prove to be a asset at an organization that needs quality people to do business. What countries have you worked in? Hungary, US, Kuwait What field do you currently work in? Administration / Contract adminsitration What fields have you worked in before? Public Affairs, Secretary, Procurement What qualifications do you hold? BA in Education, CELTA in English, post grad Business Administration Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? Skills are needed to obtain to certain degrees. However practice of skills comes after diplomas issued. Not all formally educated individuals are excellent job performers. Skills are the basics to carry out a job so I think this is a more important aspect to look at when you consider to hire a new employee Describe the benefits of working with others Can improve team working skills, can learn from the team-members and share the work load in order to meet very short deadlines. It also provides an opportunity for cross training. Getting educated on coworkers profession. Describe the benefits of working alone Can test own skill set how fast and how much I can perform in given time frame. Independence and responsibilities helps personal development. What was your worst working experience? 17hrs in row without help and had to meet a deadline. I was left alone with the project. What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? Easily adjust to circumstances and quick troubleshooting. Never give up - there is always a way to solve problems. What unique skills do you have? multitask-able, can work under pressure and extensive hours. also possess excellent communication skills What would you consider as your 'dream job'? Executive assistant What are the most interesting aspects of your field? variety, challenging and there is always something new to learn. never boring What are the least interesting aspects of your field? can't list any as I always find the way to turn any "least" interesting aspects around and make them interesting so work can be done with less "pain" What makes you believe that you would be the right candidate for an employer? I have the combination of diplomacy and the go-getter. I know how to get the job done and prioritize for a common goal called success. How can potential employers contact you? via email | 
