Job Application Report
FCST 400
Senior Seminar
Montclair State University
Due May 1
Job application #1
I. Introduction:
1.
Provide
a brief description of the type of job/graduate programs that you are you
searching for after college. (If there is more than one discuss them all
I
am searching for a job that involves learning about children’s developmental
and learning skills. I want to become a Pediatric Occupational therapist after
I save up enough money and work for about a year. I will start my master
program in late 2015 or early 2016. I want to gain experience and work before I
go back into school.
2.
How
did you decide on this career path?
I
have always worked with children since I was younger. I babysat, tutored, and
was a teacher’s assistant in different schools. I love children and understand
them well. So I know I will always enjoy working with children in the future.
3.
How
do you think your personal and educational accomplishments have led you to this
career path?
Well
I always thought I would become a first grade teacher. I always loved working
with children. So I thought I wanted to teach. After working in different
schools and environments I knew it wasn’t for me. I know I loved children and
wanted to work in a field where it was children friendly so I decided to help
children by choosing Pediatric Occupational Therapy. I will be able to help
children developmentally and will enjoy my career. After interning and choosing
FCST as my career choice in school, this helped me decide what and be assertive
of completing my goal of becoming a Pediatric Occupational Therapist.
II. Job
Search/Career Fair Information/Grad School
Answer
the following set of questions
1.
Where
did you apply, or what career fair did you attend -- give as much information
as you have. I applied to The Children’s
learning center of Hackensack.
2.
Name
of organization, business etc., career fair and website is applicable. The name
is The Children’s Learning Center of Hackensack.
3.
How
did you find this job opening, grad program or career fair (i.e. the on-line,
career services at MSU, word of mouth, etc. I found this job through my
internship.
4.
Provide
job announcement, link to graduate program website, or career fair
announcement/e-mail. The job announcement is that I would be a substitute teacher
or teachers assistant for The Children’s Learning Center.
5.
How
did you submit your application (on-line, snail mail, in person etc.). I submitted it in person.
6.
List
all the materials required for job application (resume, cover letter,
description of qualifications, proof of educational attainment, GRE scores,
Analogy test, transcript, letter of recommendations etc.). The materials I need for this job was my
bachelors degree, which I will achieve in May 2014. I gave in a resume and I had to get my
fingerprints done to remain there for my internship and to qualify for the job
the director didn’t ask me for any other requirements.
7.
If
you attended a career fair, who did you speak with and did you think there were
organization there that matched your job goals? I didn’t attend a career fair.
8.
8.
If you applied to a graduate school what materials did you have to submit
(letter of application, transcripts, resume, letter(s) of references. Whom did
you ask to write these (i.e. professor, personal reference?) and how many did
you need. I didn’t apply to graduate school.
III. Job
Search/Grad School/Career Fair Follow-up
1.
After
you submitted your application(s) have you followed up in any way (e-mail,
phone call)? I was offered the job while interning so I didn’t receive a phone
call or e-mail.
2.
Have
you heard anything from the organization/university you applied to or have you
had any communication from organizations you visited at career fair? Yes, that
I will for sure have a position opened for me when I graduate.
3.
Have
they asked for more information and how did they contact you? Yes, by phone
call, just to make sure when I will be coming in with my resume and for my
interview.
4.
Have
you received an interview…phone or in-person or by Skype? I received an
interview in person.
5.
If
you had an interview, where was the interview? At the learning center itself at
the director’s office.
6.
Was
it a group or an individual interview? It was an individual interview.
7.
Who
interviewed you (name and position)? The owner/director, Ms. Danielle.
8.
Provide
a brief description of how you thought the interview went: was it
positive/negative/neutral? Do you think you had a good interview etc., why or
why not? How might you improve your performance on your next interview? The
interview went great. She and other staff members enjoy my work there as an
intern so she is pleased to have me work there.
9.
Was
the interviewer and questions asked what you expected, why or why not? Yes they
were.
10. What was the outcome of the
interview? Describe whether you heard nothing or were rejected and how was that
communicated? Or were you asked to attend a second interview or offered the
job? Did they offer the job in the interview or in a follow up meeting, e-mail
etc. For graduate school did you get accepted or not? How were you notified? I
was notified about me getting the job in person before and during the
interview.
11. If offered the job, what is the
current status: did you accept the position/place in graduate school, why or
why not? Did you negotiate for salary? What is the title of your new position?
When do you start? I still have not accepted. I am awaiting a response from
other job places I applied too.
12. Please provide any additional
comments or information you think are relevant. I think I might take this job
over other places I applied to; But not sure yet. I really enjoyed my time here
interning, so I know I will love working there since I am used to being part of
The Children’s Learning Center family.
Job Application Report
FCST 400
Senior Seminar
Montclair State University
Due May 1
Job application #2
I. Introduction:
1.
Provide
a brief description of the type of job/graduate programs that you are you
searching for after college. (If there is more than one discuss them all
I
am searching for a job that involves learning about children’s developmental
and learning skills. I want to become a Pediatric Occupational therapist after
I save up enough money and work for about a year. I will start my master
program in late 2015 or early 2016. I want to gain experience and work before I
go back into school.
2.
How
did you decide on this career path?
I
have always worked with children since I was younger. I babysat, tutored, and
was a teacher’s assistant in different schools. I love children and understand
them well. So I know I will always enjoy working with children in the future.
3.
How
do you think your personal and educational accomplishments have led you to this
career path?
Well
I always thought I would become a first grade teacher. I always loved working
with children. So I thought I wanted to teach. After working in different
schools and environments I knew it wasn’t for me. I know I loved children and
wanted to work in a field where it was children friendly so I decided to help
children by choosing Pediatric Occupational Therapy. I will be able to help
children developmentally and will enjoy my career. After interning and choosing
FCST as my career choice in school, this helped me decide what and be assertive
of completing my goal of becoming a Pediatric Occupational Therapist.
II. Job
Search/Career Fair Information/Grad School
Answer
the following set of questions
1.
Where
did you apply, or what career fair did you attend -- give as much information
as you have. I applied to St. George School
in Paterson where I volunteered at previously.
2.
Name
of organization, business etc., career fair and website is applicable. The name
is St. George School, Also called IEP.
3.
How
did you find this job opening, grad program or career fair (i.e. the on-line,
career services at MSU, word of mouth, etc. I found this job through my mother
who already is a teacher’s assistant currently there. She referred me to her
boss and the job opening.
4.
Provide
job announcement, link to graduate program website, or career fair
announcement/e-mail. The job announcement is that I would be teacher’s
assistant at St. George School.
5.
How
did you submit your application (on-line, snail mail, in person etc.). I submitted it in person at the director’s office.
6.
List
all the materials required for job application (resume, cover letter,
description of qualifications, proof of educational attainment, GRE scores,
Analogy test, transcript, letter of recommendations etc.). The materials I need for this job was my
bachelors degree, which I will achieve in May 2014. I gave in a resume and I had to get my
fingerprints done to remain there for my internship and to qualify for the job
and work with children. I needed a couple of previous recommendation letter
which I received from my professors and current high school teachers. Also from
board of education directors whom I have good relationships with.
7.
If
you attended a career fair, who did you speak with and did you think there were
organization there that matched your job goals? I didn’t attend a career fair.
8.
8.
If you applied to a graduate school what materials did you have to submit
(letter of application, transcripts, resume, letter(s) of references. Whom did
you ask to write these (i.e. professor, personal reference?) and how many did
you need. I didn’t apply to graduate school.
III. Job
Search/Grad School/Career Fair Follow-up
1.
After
you submitted your application(s) have you followed up in any way (e-mail,
phone call)? I have not heard much yet since they have enough staff so far at
the school.
2.
Have
you heard anything from the organization/university you applied to or have you
had any communication from organizations you visited at career fair? Only that they will call me when they have an
opening for teacher assistant positions.
3.
Have
they asked for more information and how did they contact you? Yes, I got a call
asking about when I would be available for summer hours if they had opening for
the summer positions.
4.
Have
you received an interview…phone or in-person or by Skype? No, I haven’t received
a call for an interview yet.
5.
If
you had an interview, where was the interview? I had no interview yet.
6.
Was
it a group or an individual interview? None.
7.
Who
interviewed you (name and position)? None.
8.
Provide
a brief description of how you thought the interview went: was it
positive/negative/neutral? Do you think you had a good interview etc., why or
why not? How might you improve your performance on your next interview? Didn’t get
the interview yet.
9.
Was
the interviewer and questions asked what you expected, why or why not? So far
the questions I have been asked were rational.
10. What was the outcome of the
interview? Describe whether you heard nothing or were rejected and how was that
communicated? Or were you asked to attend a second interview or offered the
job? Did they offer the job in the interview or in a follow up meeting, e-mail
etc. For graduate school did you get accepted or not? How were you notified? Still waiting for a response.
11. If offered the job, what is the
current status: did you accept the position/place in graduate school, why or
why not? Did you negotiate for salary? What is the title of your new position?
When do you start? I still not received a definite reply from the school.
12. Please provide any additional
comments or information you think are relevant. I hope to get answers fast;
though I know I have a job promised at another school. I was told it will take
a while before I get a call, but I am willing to wait until I graduate.