Microsoft Office Technical Support

Curriculum Vitae

Battsetseg Davaadugar

Permanent address: 1st subdistrict, Ap 24 –24, Zuunmod town, Tuv province, Mongolia

Temporary address: 612 Adelaide Ave, Franklin PA, United States

Phone: 976 – 99044365/ Mongolia, 814-***-****/ US

Email: *************@*****.***

WORK EXPERIENCE:

September 2015 – October 1 2017 - Youth and Gender coordinator and Small Grant coordinator for United States Peace Corps

Responsible for Let Girls Learn projects and support Peace Corps Volunteers to have successful projects applying Let Girls Learn

Responsible for receiving grant proposals from volunteers and review and provide applicants feedback from Small Grant Committee Members

In coordination with post’s Small Grants Committee, manage the Volunteer grant program:

Coach Volunteers and their community partners on the development of appropriate and promising proposals.

Participate in and/or lead posts’ grants review committee.

Monitor and tracks implementation of grants.

Provide technical support in closing out projects and evaluating impact.

Monitor ongoing project progress and report to the administrative

Ensures integration of gender and youth training content throughout post’s training continuum.

Deliver training on gender content in coordination with programming and training staff.

At the request of post leadership provide training to post staff on gender issues approaches.

Deliver training on Project Design and Management and the Small Grants Program.

Facilitate various training on cross culture.

Take Language Proficiency Interview from the volunteers

May-August 2015 – TEFL technical coordinator for United States Peace Corps

Responsible for supporting and preparing PC trainees for service in Mongolian classrooms

Held primary responsibility for trainees at Orkhon Jims training site

Provided daily feedback to administrative staff and maintained communication with training site

Partnered with PC resource volunteers to facilitate sessions on English-language education

Composed weekly reports on technical session effectiveness

Issued recommendations for technical curriculum improvement

Monitored trainee progress through the PC Trainee Assessment Protocol (TAP)

2009-2015 – English teacher in Khumuun Complex High School, Tuv province

Placed at 3rd aimag wide English teachers’ teaching competition in 2009

Placed at 1st aimag wide English teachers’ teaching competition in 2015

Placed as highly at 10th nationally in annual English Olympiad competition

Taught students from ages 9-18, planned lessons and performed assessments

Partnered with U.S. Peace Corps volunteer for language and professional development, and worked together to plan community projects

Organized English clubs

2009-2013 – Tour manager/organizer for the Sain Sanaa Cooperative Mongolia agency

Prepared and customized itineraries for Italian tourists, speaking English

Contracted with service providers (drivers, hotels, airlines, etc.)

Arranged tours to benefit local, traditional artisans

Responsible for budgeting and payment services for all guides in the agency

Traveled and maintained service-provider contacts across Mongolia

Responsible for clients’ safety and provision of amenities acceptable by international standards

2005-2009 – Tour guide for Tserentours tour agency

Worked with tourists from a variety of countries, including France, Belgium, U.S., U.K. and Germany

EDUCATION:

2011-2012 – Mongolian Academy of Management program in HR management and public administration

1999-2004 – Bachelor’s degree in English translation and teaching from Orkhon University

1989-1999 – Diploma from Khumuun complex high school, Tuv province

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:

2015 October 5 – 13th – Let Girls Learn Orientation Workshop in Washington DC, USA

2016 January 2- 10th - Peace Corps Language Proficiency Tester Workshop, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

2016 April 25 – 30th– Let Girls learn Summit in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

2016 August 15 – 19th – Peace Corps Small Grant Coordinators’ Workshop in Washington DC, USA

VOLUNTEER AND CHARITY WORK:

2009-2013 – Shankh Monastery, Uvurkhangai aimag

Taught two-week annual English class

Arranged scholarship program through Sain Sanaa cooperative to support 6- to 15-year-old students through the provision of food and books, and other supplies

SKILLS:

Valid Mongolian driver’s license

Microsoft Office (Word/Excel/PowerPoint)

Microsoft Outlook 2010

SPECIAL INTEREST/HOBBIES:

Hiking/Camping

Sports: Yoga / Table tennis /Basketball/ Volleyball

Reading (adventure novels, books on travel and culture, and autobiographies)

Travel and exploring new places

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