Joslyn Ehlers

• Persuasively present and sell vacation ownership packages to potential customers, ensuring a high level of happiness and engagement.
• Build and maintain relationships: Establish and maintain positive relationships with customers and team members, encouraging a collaborative and inclusive environment.
• Achieve and exceed sales targets: Set ambitious goals and work diligently to meet and surpass sales targets, contributing to the overall success of the team.
• Provide exceptional customer service: Deliver an outstanding customer experience by understanding the needs of customers and offering tailored solutions that meet their vacation dreams.
• Participate in training programs: Engage in ongoing training and development programs to improve your sales skills and product knowledge, ensuring you stay ahead in a competitive market.

• Feeding and Watering: Providing animals with food and fresh water according to their specific needs and schedules.
• Exercise and Playtime: Walking dogs, providing play time and other forms of enrichment to promote physical and mental well-being.
• Grooming and Bathing: Helping with basic grooming tasks, including bathing and brushing animals.
• Administering Medications: Following veterinarian's instructions to administer medications and treatments.
• Monitoring Animal Health: Observing animals for any signs of illness or distress and reporting any concerns to veterinary staff.
• Maintaining Records: Keeping records of animal behavior, health, and vaccinations.

• Walking: Taking dogs on scheduled walks, ensuring they get adequate exercise and mental stimulation.
• Safety: Keeping dogs safe during walks, using appropriate leashes, and monitoring their behavior.
• Communication: Communicating with clients about their dogs' needs and any changes in behavior or health.
• Cleaning: Picking up after dogs and ensuring the area is clean.
• Feeding/Hydration: Providing food and water as instructed by the client.

• Teaching Yoga Classes:Leading group or individual yoga sessions, demonstrating poses, and providing adjustments.
• Lesson Planning:Creating and modifying class plans to suit different levels and needs, ensuring safe and effective practices.
• Student Guidance:Assisting students with alignment, form, and breathing techniques, and providing encouragement and motivation.
• Promoting Well-being:Sharing yoga philosophy, promoting mindfulness, and encouraging a positive and healthy lifestyle.
• Studio Management:Contributing to studio upkeep, organization, and maintaining a safe and welcoming environment.
• Continuous Learning:Staying updated on new yoga techniques and best practices.
• Administrative Tasks:Assisting with scheduling, marketing, or other administrative duties as needed.

Required Skills and Qualities:

• Yoga Training and Certification: Formal yoga teacher training and certification (e.g., Yoga Alliance certification).
• Anatomy and Physiology Knowledge: Understanding of the body's structure and function, and how yoga affects the body.
• Communication and Interpersonal Skills: Clear and concise communication, empathy, and the ability to build rapport with students.
• Patience and Encouragement: Creating a supportive and positive learning environment for all students.
• Physical Fitness and Stamina: Being able to demonstrate poses and lead classes effectively.
• Ability to Adapt and Modify: Tailoring classes to meet individual needs and abilities.
• Passion for Yoga: A genuine love and understanding of yoga's principles and practices.

• Assessment and Identification:Administer reading assessments to identify students who need support.
  Analyze data to pinpoint specific reading weaknesses and strengths.
• Intervention Design and Implementation:Develop individualized intervention plans based on student needs.Create and deliver targeted lesson plans and activities.Provide one-on-one or small group instruction.
• Instructional Support:Implement a variety of evidence-based instructional strategies.Teach phonics, phonemic awareness, vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension skills.Model and guide students in using reading strategies.
• Progress Monitoring and Reporting: Regularly monitor student progress and adjust interventions as needed.Communicate student progress with parents and teachers.
• Collaboration and Communication: Work closely with classroom teachers to coordinate interventions.Participate in school-wide initiatives and committees related to literacy.Collaborate with other specialists, such as speech therapists, if necessary.
• Curriculum Development and Resource Management: Develop or adapt curriculum materials to meet student needs.Create or select appropriate reading materials.Maintain a library of resources for intervention activities.
  

• Assisting with lessons:.Opens in new tabThis can involve presenting portions of lessons, checking student work, and providing extra help to students who need it.
• Modifying instruction:.Opens in new tabParaprofessionals may help adapt assignments or activities to meet the specific needs of individual students.
• Reinforcing learning:.Opens in new tabThey may work with students individually or in small groups to reinforce concepts and skills.
• Assisting with classroom management:.Opens in new tabThis includes organizing materials, supervising students, and helping to create a positive learning environment.

Behavioral Support:

• Implementing behavior plans:Paraprofessionals may help with implementing behavior intervention plans (BIPs) to support students with behavioral challenges.
• Redirecting behavior:They may help redirect students when they are exhibiting inappropriate behaviors.
• Providing emotional support:They may provide support to students who are experiencing emotional difficulties.

Personal Care Support:

• Assisting with toileting:Some paraprofessionals may assist students with toileting, including diapering, if necessary.
• Assisting with feeding:They may help students with feeding, either by assisting them to eat independently or by providing direct feeding assistance.
• Providing mobility support:They may assist students with mobility needs, such as using wheelchairs or other assistive devices.

Other Duties:

• Classroom preparation:.Opens in new tabParaprofessionals may help with preparing and organizing classroom materials.
• Data collection:.Opens in new tabThey may assist in collecting data on student progress and behavior.
• IEP implementation:.Opens in new tabThey may help with implementing the IEP (Individualized Education Program) by providing accommodations and modifications.
• Communication with related services staff:.Opens in new tabThey may communicate with other professionals, such as therapists, to coordinate support for students.

• Responsibilities were; caring for children of all different ages, some with moderate to severe disabilities; monitoring behaviors and conflicts amongst the children; communicating with parents about behavior, accomplishments and upcoming events; creating weekly plans including meals/snacks, field trips, activities and crafts; training new counselors.

• Customer Service:Baristas are the main point of contact for customers, ensuring a positive experience by greeting them warmly, taking orders efficiently, and addressing any questions or concerns.
• Beverage Preparation:They are responsible for preparing a wide range of hot and cold beverages, including espresso-based drinks, teas, and specialty concoctions. This involves using various equipment like espresso machines, grinders, and steamers.
• Order Taking and Processing:Baristas take orders accurately, process payments (cash and credit cards), and communicate with other staff to ensure timely order fulfillment.
• Cleanliness and Maintenance:Maintaining a clean and organized workspace is crucial, including cleaning the bar area, equipment, and seating areas.
• Inventory Management:Baristas may be responsible for stocking supplies, managing inventory of coffee beans, milk, and other ingredients, and ordering new stock as needed.
• Food Service:In some establishments, baristas may also be involved in preparing and serving food items like pastries, muffins, or sandwiches.
• Promoting and Educating:Baristas may be responsible for explaining menu items to customers, offering recommendations, and promoting special offers.