What I Did Today

Today, I began by going through various job listings and re-posting ones that I thought were potentially appropriate for CTP graduates to apply to, as well as summarizing info about them to CTP’s skill center page. I then continued by checking the DEI watch resource to see if any companies on the DEI spreadsheet needed to be added or removed, but this time I didn’t see any new ones that required changes. I then started on the task Jose assigned to me last week, which is looking into certain courses on the upcoming new SkillSoft portal for overlapping or redundant material. Shortly after, I began a study hour with another CTP participant and we continued with our respective tasks, mostly just focused on watching course lecture material in the videos. Afterward, I switched to researching rehabilitation centers for potential outreach and partnership with CTP, by continuing down the spreadsheet and adding contact information or ruling out listings which weren’t viable.

What I Did Today

Today has been a good day. I found and shared 16 job listings. Then I switched over to the food bank spreadsheet and found 4 more resources to add. Finally, I finished up with the DEI list where I added info for 7 contacts. I love feeling accomplished; like I’m contributing.

FT/PT In-person: Customer Service Representatives, Hallmark Aviation, San Francisco International Airport (SFO)

Part-time or full-time positions providing exceptional service to international airlines. The role involves working at various airport locations, including check-in counters, departure gates, and customs. The job requires effective communication, problem-solving, and multitasking skills. Paid training is provided, with opportunities for advancement. Must be 18+ with a high school diploma or GED, and English proficiency is required. Pay $21.79 – $24.14 an hour

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PT In-person: Customer Service – Funeral Assistant, Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services, Castro Valley, CA

Part-time position providing support to Funeral Directors by assisting families before, during, and after funeral services. The role involves maintaining the service environment, assisting with setups, and ensuring family needs are met. Bilingual skills are a plus. Requires 1-2 years of customer service experience, a high school diploma or GED, and a valid California driver’s license. Must be comfortable viewing deceased persons and lifting up to 50 pounds. Pay $17.50 an hour

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