CTP Skill Center

I learned how to comfortably do the basics Google Sheets.

Practiced typing. Went over this week’s accountability assignment. I chose to do Google Slides as my elective. I think I bit more than I can chew. Oh well!

I started the day out by clocking on Homebase, created a new ticket, then I worked on today’s project, which is creating a Windows 10 virtual machine, then I took a break, then worked on the project again, then another break, and then worked on the CompTIA A+ Core 1 Literacy Benchmark. At the end of the day, I clocked out of Homebase.

Started the day with clocked in at HomeBase. Then worked on the project inception lab. Then did a benchmark test on Percipio. Then did my “what I did today” post. Then ended the day by clocking out of HomeBase.

We reviewed this week’s assignments, as well as some e-learning options, and I began the elective project.

Today I began my third day as an administrative associate, with my main task for the day to research and post job listings and upcoming job fairs from a variety of places onto the CTP skill center website. I searched the usual job sites before posting my 3 job listings into a comprehensive summary. I additionally posted more job and career fair flyers with step-by-step information and instructions to properly register to the event with the intention to help job seekers find upcoming fairs to plan to attend.

Today, we started off working on our typing. Next, we discussed this week’s Accountability Homework. Then, Mike and Marc discussed out assigment that we work on in class this week. The second week of the month, we work Pro Elective. Pro Elective is when we get to decide to work on anything we want. It can be challenging or something fun to do. I like this time of the month because we get to run our own agenda. I decided to do a Percipio course.

We worked on the project inception lab. I am stuck on the networking, but Jose said we will work more on that next week than we did on the Precipio benchmarks. I need to watch a few of the videos. Mostly, it was a lot, but I learned a lot.