Substitute Teacher
Resume:
Edania Schwartz
Coral Springs, Florida 33071
********@*****.***
Employment History:
Franklin Academy, Substitute Teacher, 2023-2024
Imagine School at Broward, Substitute Teacher, 2016-2020
City of Deerfield Beach HR Department, City Government, 2014
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Republic of Panama, Government, 1997 – 2005
Marquez and Marquez Advertising Republic of Panama, Marketing Firm, 1994-1995
Education:
Certification, English, Broward College, 2012
Masters, International Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Costa Rica, 1997
BS, International Relations, University of Panama, 1994
Professional Highlights:
Franklin Academy, Substitute Teacher
October 2023 – present day
Imagine School at Broward, Substitute Teacher
August 2016 – January 2020
As Substitute Teacher responsibilities included:
oTaught Elementary and Middle School students as a Substitute teacher when regular teachers were unable to teach
oExecuted class lesson plans with students to ensure continued student order, productivity, and learning
oAdministered and graded class quizzes and tests
City of Deerfield Beach HR Department, Assistant to HR Team
September 2014 – December 2014
As assistant to the HR Team, my responsibilities included:
oAssisted with the HR hiring process by filling out and reviewing required HR documentation for new employees
oAnswered phone to assist the internal HR team with employee HR related questions and to assist the public with questions about the City of Deerfield Beach
oOrganized HR paperwork and files for both full-time and part-time newly hired employees
Ministry of Foreign Affairs the Republic of Panama, Advisor to the Foreign Minister
July 1997 – January 2005
As advisor to the Foreign Minister responsibilities included:
oManaged entire office for foreign affairs minister (5 secretaries, 3 chauffeurs, 4 assistants), foreign affairs ministers schedule and appointments, and all office documentation coming into and out of the office for both sensitive and non-sensitive information including documents created or received, emails and faxes.
oReviewed documentation to determine what was sensitive information versus
non-sensitive information and worked directly with the Foreign Minister one on one for all sensitive documentation
oManaged an internationally funded program with the European community. Coordinated, scheduled, and participated in business and financial meetings to manage the $27 million budget between the European Commission office in Brussels and the Republic of Panama office. Monies provided to the Republic of Panama by the European Commission funded causes such as education for the poor, development of new courthouses within each province, and development of new jails.
oTraveled to other countries with Foreign Affairs Minister to assist in meetings with other governments and government officials. Prepared content and prepped the Foreign Affairs Minister with all information necessary to conduct meetings.
As assistant to the Vice Foreign Minister responsibilities included:
oTraveled to other countries with the Vice Foreign Minister to assist in meetings with other governments and government officials. Prepared content and prepped the Vice Foreign Affairs Minister with all information necessary to conduct meetings.
oActed as a representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Bureau of Market Access in a Free Trade Area (ALCA)
Advised the Vice Foreign Affairs Minister on which areas to negotiate including economic affairs, international law, and commerce. Reviewed documentation with the Minister of Commerce and Legal Director of Foreign Affairs Ministry used for trade negotiations between Latin America and the United States. I traveled internationally with the Minister of Commerce and the Legal Director of the Foreign Affairs Ministry to assist in trade discussions and negotiation meetings.
Reviewed documentation on import and export trade agreements and provided input and feedback to the Vice Foreign Affairs Minister and department Directors.
oActed as a representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Commission of International Trade Negotiations, Ministry of Commerce, and Industry
Performed the same responsibilities as with ALCA except dealt with the World Trade Organization (WTO).
As executive assistant to the General Director responsibilities included:
oResearched different sectors to use as content for international meetings such as civil rights, social issues, commerce, and financials and reviewed with the director
oPrepared prioritized documentation for the director of international economic relations
oAttended director meetings with ambassadors of other countries and provided input to the director after meeting based on notes taken.
Awards:
Awarded Full Scholarship based on a National Competition, Masters Scholarship awarded for International Relations School at Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Costa Rica, November 1995.
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