Thank-you Letter

Anthony Career Expo Participants,
   I would like to thank you for attending the career expo and hope that you will attend again if there are other career fairs in the future. I hope you had fun and that the experience was worthwhile to you because it meant a lot to our school. If you have any suggestions for the future, please feel free to contact us via phone or e-mail. I know this event was pulled together fairly quickly, and wish to thank you for your patience and commitment to the event.

                                                                                                  Sincerely,
                                                                                                            NR

Event List Choices

I would like to participate in the  (30) Administrative Support Team: The team will function as an office staff to produce a variety of business documents. I think it would be good because people in class are creative and can learn fast and apply what they know in a unique way.


Individually I would like to participate in (31) Prepared Speaking: To provide the student an opportunity to demonstrate communication skills in securing, arranging, organizing, and orally
presenting information. I think I would be good for this because I am more confident when I know what I am talking about.

What is BPA about?

I think BPA is about learning skills you need in the business world, from learning computer skills to learning how to present ourselves. BPA has competitions on several of these skills as well as a conference.

Event Evaluation

The Career Expo went well because we had a good turnout of businesses and people. It also went well because some student started participating and talking to people at tables. The Career Expo was good because I think it might have attracted more people to come to Parent Teacher Conferences.

Some bad things about the career expo were that students didn't know if they could approach tables. The people who came were also a little bored because it was a bit slow in the begining and they began talking on their cell phones. Another bad thing was that we didn't have a big variety of businesses.

Things I would have done differently is make a list for people to call instead of having them find numbers. I also would have started calling people sooner. I would have also asked more people what kinds of businesses they wanted.

What we would ask

1. Do you need typing skills?
2. What's your annual salary?
3. Do you use computers a lot?
4. What is the demand for your job?
5. Do you need college?
6. If so, what did you major in?
7. What was your GPA in high school?
8. Do you need to speak multiple languages?
9. What skills do you need for this job?
10. How did you get into this field?
11. Do you need to be very athletic?
12. What was your class rank?
13. Do you have to talk on the phone a lot?
14. Do you need to be very social?
15. Do you need to be very organized?
16. What college did you go to?
17. What did you do before you got this job?
18. Did you do an internship in college?
19. Do you work in an office or lab?
20. If you started your own business, how hard was it?

Concerns

I'm concerned because people don't call us back, and I feel we won't have enough people. I'm also concerned because we still need to take care of lots of other things like food, and other things we wanted to have but might not be a possibility now.

9/23/09 report

called supercuts they said yes but will call back to confirm later today because she was in a business call.
looked for psychologists numbers
Linda wagner, 9155859760
elizabeth l richeson 9155843636
I give myself an 8 or 8 1/2