Personal pie chart
CV
PERSONAL DETAILS
First name, last name | Carolin P. |
Address | |
City, Province/State, Country | Potsdam |
Email | |
Phone number | 0049........ |
KEY SKILLS/COMPETENCIES indicate what you see as your five strongest transferable skills/key competencies and include a brief supporting paragraph for each skill providing evidence of your expertise.
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EDUCATION/QUALIFICATIONS
Indicate your completed post-secondary education starting with your most recent. Include any relevant formal trade, vocational qualifications, or workplace training. Please do not use abbrevations.
Oct. 2008- Universität Potsdam, GER
Sept. 2011
Bachelor of Education
(German, mathematics, music, educational studies, primary area studies)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Please tell us about your recent relevant work experience. This may be paid or unpaid and include voluntary or community work.
since Schiller Grundschule Potsdam, GER
Feb. 2009 Paid work as substitutional teacher and afternoon activities
(I have some working groups in the afternoon f.e. musical kids,
musical pre-education. If a teacher is ill, I can teach his lessons.)
Sept. 2008- Grundschule Weferlingen, Weferlingen, GER
Oct. 2008 Unpaid and voluntary practical training in a 1st class
(I took part in their allday- school experiences, helped them to do
their homework or during writing and reading practices.)
Jan. 2008- Grundschule „Am Umfassungsweg“, Magdeburg, GER
Jul. 2008 Unpaid and voluntary practical training in a 2nd class
(I took part in their allday- school experiences, helped them to do
their homework or during writing and reading practices. I also
accompanied them on their class trip and when they had
carnival and spring party.)
OTHER RELEVANT SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
Please give details of any additional skills gained outside your professional work that you feel may be important in a placement with CUSO-VSO
· interested in social and political developments
· positive thinking human
· sportive
· driver`s lincense
· languages: German, English, Russian (particular), Danish (particular)
INTERESTS
· being together with my friends
· playing volleyball, handball and sometimes soccer
· playing piano and guitar
· singing
· reading books and newspaper
· go walking
· visiting new countries, cultures
Brief reflection on the challenge
In this challenge we were talking about identity and which kind of identities everyone of us have. Especially what identity means to someone`s belonging. We learned to seperate local, national and global identity from each other and we had also a closer look to the terms "hibridity" and "transnationalism".I can say that I didn`t know about several identities each one of us had, especially not what the are meaning indeed. This challenge gave me the chance to realize how strong my identities are coine and which one is my strongest identity at all. Therefore we made a pie chart with categories which are belonging to the 3 types of identity. Doing that with kids you can see, what are important to them and how they realize themselves as a person. Especially in classes with lots of ethnics it is senseful to know which categories of identities defines a kid`s life. My pie chart shows me that I have a strong local identity because I have a close relationship to my family and friends and also my study takes a big part of life.Comparing our pie chart to each other we realized, that are completely different from each other, because everyone of our group has other aspects which are important to him. But a conseqence of globalisation in our world can also be seen in these pie charts: most of us are strongly connecte to what is familiar to them. "Back to the routes" because of being afraid of unfamiliar things in our globalised world seems to be an often used way for old but also for yong people.
