[nabs-l] Counselor at training centers during summer

[Chris Nusbaum]

Shikha:

I would certainly add those scholarships to your resume, as they demonstrate
leadership in the Federation and a recognition of your potential from
Federation leaders. If you plan to apply to be a counselor at one of our
training centers, this attribute will be especially helpful as you try to
get your foot in the door. Also, what specific interviewing skills do you
feel you need help with? If you are interested, I would be glad to try to
provide some tips off-list.

Good luck,

Chris

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Subject: [nabs-l] Counselor at training centers during summer

Hey,
My name is Shikha from Georgia. I have never had a job before and not taking
any summer classes next summer. I am majoring in social work at Georgia
state university. I am thinking of being a summer counselor at one of the
training centers but i am not good at giving interviews.  I applied to lcb
and bisim few years ago but didn't get it.  I don't have much information on
my resume but I have scholarships, volunteer, and leadership. I am not sure
if I should add my scholarship to state convention and Washington seminar.
Also I don't know if I should add attended lcb.  I currently don't have any
blind things on my resume. I am going to apply in December or January.  I am
scared because I don't want to stay home all four months. 
Any advise will work. 
Thanks,
Shikha     
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