Employment Portfolio

When searching for any type of job having a n Employment portfolio that represents you and your experience is detrimental. You want to make sure that the employment portfolio represents your employment and educational experience. One of the things that you need to remember is to keep it straightforward and to the point. Only add items that enhance your expertise to your potential employer. I have made a list of the itmes I chose to include n my Employment portfolio. These items can vary dependent upon your employment and educational background.


1.      Employment History                 
2.      Presentations
3.      Cover Letter
4.      Resume
5.      College Transcripts
6.      Counseling Certification
7.      Counseling Insurance
8.      Counseling Identity
9.      Counseling Philosophy
10.  Disposition Assessment
11.  Performance Evaluation
a.       Internship 1
b.      Internship 2
c.       Internship 3
12.  Letters of Recommendation
13.  References




You can also read my Counseling Portfolio Blog posts Counseling portfolio, employment portfolio or both? and Counseling Portfolio so you can prepare to create your beautiful portfolios. I have added this as a pack on my TpT Site (Click here).