Personal characteristics and skills for academic and professional success

¶ … Teacher

"To continuously learn and eventually share it with the kids" - Jane Doe lives with this philosophy. She had the greatest desire of pursuing a career that will allow her to teach and be with the children. Her attributes are apt for her desired career in the future.

Jane Doe is born to be a teacher. Her mother alone has been teaching Mathematics for the past 21 years. It was her mother who opened up her mind about the beauty of teaching. She has seen her mom do her works and would even sometimes help her manage her students and school works or projects. Jane Doe really enjoys working with the kids. She finds happiness and satisfaction knowing that the kids are learning something from her.

She finds fulfillment in realizing that even in her simple ways, she is able to impart knowledge with the kids.

It was also because of these activities with her mom that she learned and acquired the qualities of a good leader.

Jane Doe was a volunteer of Bible Camp activity for four years. She started as an Assistant Conselor, and because of her consistent dedication with the work, she immediately became the Head Counselor. Jane Doe is also an active tennis player and is the captain of the school' team. She is able to maintain her leadership skills and is looking forward to using more of it when she enters the university.

Another commendable trait of Jane Doe is her passion and commitment. When she set her mind to doing things, she would totally devote herself and her time to finishing the task at hand. One best example of this is when her parents taught her how to become productive and save money on her own. She has had various part time jobs since she was 15 years old. Her parents have taught her the real value of money and she had experienced herself how it is to work hard for money. Whenever she had free time, she would find ways to earn some amount and save it fir the future. This is the very reason why she is able to save good sum of money which she can use in her own schooling.

Jane Doe may have not excelled tremendously back in her secondary years. Her grades were just the average, but what is special about her is that she was able to balance her academic activities with her extra-curricular ones. She has maintained positive relationship with her friends and team mats in her sports activities while attending to her responsibilities in the classroom. She has also managed her time with her work and her responsibilities in the Bible Camps. Aside from these all, she is also able to continue doing her part-time duties as a prep teacher.