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| Surname(s) / First name(s) | | | Faudel, Fernand K. |
| Address(es) | | | 3951, Luckeine Lane, BN2 LL5 Brighton, England |
| Telephone(s) | | | +44 12 34 56 78 | Mobile: | | 12 34 56 78 |
| Fax(es) | | | +44 12 34 56 78 |
| E-mail(s) | | | [email protected] |
| Nationality(-ies) | | | British |
| Date of birth | | | 12.1.1979 |
| Gender | | | Male |
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| Desired employment / Occupational field | | | Philosophy Professor |
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| Dates | | | From April 2003 to March 2004 |
| Occupation or position held | | | Religious Education Intern |
| Main activities and responsibilities | | | While working this internship, I assisted and worked with the Religious Education Director. I taught children, adults, and sometimes couples about religion and spirituality. I maintained the cleanliness of the center and overall just answered religious inquiries and stressed the importance of making a spiritual connection. I dedicated 15 to 20 hours a week to the center and volunteered on weekends whenever I had the extra time.
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| Name and address of employer | | | The Center of Religious Beliefs, 734 Boushe Boulevard, Brighton BN2 LL5, England
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| Type of business or sector | | | Education / Religion |
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| Dates | | | From August 2003 to December 2003 |
| Occupation or position held | | | Library Associate (Philosophy Articles & Journals) |
| Main activities and responsibilities | | | I served as the assistant to the supervisor. Whenever he was absent, I would fill in. My responsibilities were to train and evaluate potential employees, helped with journals and other reference sources, and I assisted in other areas of the library as needed. Once a week, I held my own Introductory to Philosophy session for those who may have been interest in philosophical studies. I worked 15 hours per week.
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| Name and address of employer | | | Brighton City Library, 22 Market Road, Brighton BN2 LL5, England
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| Type of business or sector | | | City / Library |
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| Dates | | | From September 2001 to January 2005 |
| Title of qualification awarded | | | International Baccalaureate |
| Principal subjects / occupational skills covered | | | Philosophical Studies, Advanced Religious Studies, World Religions
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| Name and type of organisation providing education and training | | | University Name
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| Level in national or international classification | | | Level 4
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| Mother tongue(s) | | | French |
| Other language(s) | | | |
| Self-assessment | | | Understanding | Speaking | Writing | |
| European level | | | Listening | Reading | Spoken interaction | Spoken production | | |
| Russian | | | C2 | Proficient User | C2 | Proficient User | B1 | Independent User | B2 | Independent User | B2 | Independent User | |
| English | | | A1 | Basic User | A2 | Basic User | A1 | Basic User | A1 | Basic User | A2 | Basic User | |
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| Social skills and competences | | | My social skills are above average as I have spent over 4 years speaking publicly and also instructing small groups. Being able to speak publicly has made me more confident with my social abilities.
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| Organisational skills | | | Working as a library associate definitely polished my organization skills. Organising reference resources, and filling out work orders was a tedious task and required a great amount of detail and a system that was not only effective, but also efficient. I assisted my supervisor to create and implement various time-saving projects.
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| Technical skills and competences | | | I have worked with a variety of equipment as a library assistant. This equipment ranging from copiers, fax machines, and the library card reader. I was also responsible for the maintenance of these machines.
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| Computer skills and competences | | | I am familiar with Microsoft Word, Outlook, PowerPoint and other word processing programs. My internet skills are average, as I spent a vast amount of my time reading.
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| Artistic skills and competences | | | Considering I am studying philosophy, I try to keep my hobbies in this area as well. I spend a lot of my time writing, thinking, and writing more. Studying philosophy encourages and challenges me to think beyond the norm. I record all of my thoughts for future reference and there is a strong determination to publish them someday.
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| Other skills and competences | | | In addition to my philosophical skills I also have a keen interest for scientific subjects. I have worked with a variety of wildlife, including exotic plants. As a student I was apart of a group called Scientists for Fun, in this group we met once a month to work in the labs testing, analyzing, and collecting various data. I also keep up with the latest medical and research news. |
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| Driving licence(s) | | | Category A
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| Additional information | | | Member of A League of Ponderer's (ALP) for over 4 years.
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| | | | Dr. W Silvain , Priest, Brighton University, Brighton BN2 LL5 |
| | | | Phone: +44 12 34 56 78, Email: [email protected]
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| | | | Mr. L Chabert, School of Philosophical Studies, 71 Seagull Bay, Brighton BN2 LL5 |
| | | | Phone: +44 12 34 56 78, Email: [email protected] |
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| Annexes | | | None.
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