Understanding the parts of an Autism Paraprofessional resume is important before you embark on the journey to create one. Simply dumping content in the document doesn’t open interview doors. Deciding what parts of the resume need to be worked on, and effectively shaping your content is of great importance. Whether it is your contact information,… Read More »
A Paraprofessional letter of introduction is typically a cover letter, which introduces the applicant and their qualifications to the employer. It includes information of what the applicant knows in terms of job knowledge, and how he can fit into the company hierarchy. If you are about to write a letter to introduce yourself as a… Read More »
In these times when everything is uncertain, recommendation letters fill some part of the gap. They act as buffers since they recommend employees who are already tried and tested. Recommendation letters should be simple yet positive. The rule is that you praise the person for whom you are writing the recommendation so that he or… Read More »
1. Tell us about yourself? I am a certified and experienced paraprofessional, specializing in behavioral and mood-related disorders and learning disabilities. I have mostly worked in classroom settings and have developed excellent teacher and student facilitation skills. 2. Why did you choose this profession? My younger brother was dyslexic, and I saw him overcome his… Read More »
The job description is an essential section of every vacancy announcement and candidates also need to include a summary of the job description in their resume’s experience section to communicate the nature of their previous employment to the prospective employers. In simple words, a job description is a summary of the job, but there is… Read More »
With changing trends in the job market, recruiters’ focus, in general, is shifting from qualifications to competencies of the candidates and most employers now give more weightage to the candidates’ job-related skills rather than their relevant educational qualifications. In order to be considered for a paraprofessional position, your resume must have a solid skills section… Read More »
Do not let the term “letter of interest” confuse you when you are asked to provide one by an employer. It is nothing more (or less) than a regular cover letter. In actuality, a cover letter also shows a candidate’s interest in a job, so typically, all cover letters are letters of interest as well.… Read More »
A substitute paraprofessional resume should be professionally written, formatted, and worded. Use logical bullet phrases and attractive section headings to make it more effective. Typical sections of a resume include an objective/summary, core skills and competencies, relevant achievements, work experience, and education. The following sample resume for substitute paraprofessional will help you understand the format… Read More »
Position Overview Substitute paraprofessionals help lead teachers in handling classroom instructions and performing administrative functions. Working in the academic arena is tricky – one is responsible for shaping the future of many students, so it is necessary to be a role model yourself, no matter which position you are working at. Substitute paraprofessionals need to… Read More »
In recent times, much importance is being paid to the needs of people with special needs, especially where children are concerned. Many special education facilities have opened worldwide and many people have been hired to provide support to people who may have disabilities or debilitating diseases. Special education paraprofessionals are an important part of this… Read More »