Professional certification

One, Two, Three, Professional Me. The Early Childhood Education and Care profession has seen considerable change in recent years, this change has required Educators to critically reflect on themselves as professionals and what it means to be professional. ECEC is paramount in the development of young children, professionals have been under pressure to develop practices and core beliefs that will effectively enable educators to provide high quality care and education services to all children and…

Readers will be able to take a website that is clean and professional, organized, and credible much more seriously compared to other sources.…

interview with person who I did not know prior in order to simulate a scenario I may encounter with a client in the future as a health professional. In the ten minutes I was given, I directed a sustained interview supported by effective listening, questioning and responding skills to initiate an understanding of the interviewee’s profile and to establish a professional rapport with the interviewee. Prior to the interview I realised I was experiencing anxiety and apprehensive as I feared my…

However The Underwear Rule can only be taught to children of a certain time that will understand. As a professional in a childcare setting you need to be able to keep children safe at all ages. A child of 6 or 7 can be taught The Underwear Rule unlike children that are younger who may not understand. Even though professionals can’t tell a child of a younger what is right and wrong they can provide a safe environment and look for any signs that may be of concern…

profession. College or the Army or two roads that can lead to the same path of becoming a professional and working a profession that can help others as well as save lives. What is a profession? “ A profession is something a little more than a job, it is a career for someone that wants…

Dictionary defines ‘accountability’ as an obligation or willingness to accept responsibility or to account for one 's actions. Then there is the word, ‘professionalism’ as the conduct, aims, or qualities that characterize or mark a profession or a professional person. These two words are intertwined in the medical industry, especially in the field of nursing. In the article “Accountability in Nursing Practice: Why it is Important for Patient Safety, the author details how and why it is not only…

Your personal brand is your professional reputation. It’s what recruiters find out about you after a quick Google search. It’s what people in your social network say about you. It’s even that questionable 2 a.m. party selfie you shared on Instagram. Your personal brand is the difference between getting the job or landing the client and being a runner-up. This activity will help you shape your personal brand on social media utilizing LinkedIn. Page 2 You have the power to shape your brand, but…

We can define professional as someone who “exhibits a courteous, conscientious and generally businesslike manner in the workplace” (Saskatchewan Polytechnic, 2015, p. 1). We as Disability Support Workers are known as professionals in our field. (Saskatchewan Polytechnic, 2015, p.1). In class, Darrell describes that a piece of paper or certificate is not enough to describe us as professionals, it is a shopping bag of resources and research that will help us to become “professionals”. In this…

Similar to these great civilizations, being a Soldier in the Army is a profession of sacrifice, pride, honor, and expertise. An American Soldier is a volunteer that give it all for the great of others. As Soldier, we are professionals that endures the meaning of the word sacrifice and never hesitate in front of danger, always ready to pay the ultimate prize for what we swear to defend. The pride that we feel to serve our nation is beyond comparison.…

Carroll Seron’s Professionalism versus Commercialism discusses the transformation of law as a profession to law as a business. Despite the age of commercialization, the profession of law continues to regulate formal admission. The author argues that the commercialization of law depends on several factors such as the decision to become a lawyer, the rites of passage, the dynamics of gender and generation and finally, personal choice. Through interviews of lawyers, the author describes their…