Paper -
Gather information about a career or position in which you might be interested learn about and report on the nature of job. Discover whether certification, a license, or experience is required.
Also collect information about one company where you might apply, investigate and report on the company's history, products and services, size, earnings, reputation and number of employees.
Additionally, describe the functions of an employee working in the position you have investigated. To do this, interview an individual who is working in the position. Devote several sections of your report to the specific tasks, functions, duties and opinions of these individuals.
End your report with a summary of your findings.
Format for an Outline
Title - Major Idea or Purpose
I. First major component
A. First sub-point
1. Detail, illustration, evidence
2. Detail, illustration, evidence
3. Detail, illustration, evidence
B. Second sub-point
1.
2.
II. Second major component
A. First sub-point
1.
2.
B. Second sub-point
1.
2.
Tips for Making Outlines -
- Define the main topic in the title.
- Divide the main topic into major components or classifications (preferably three to five).
- Break the components into sub-points.
- Don't put a single item under a major component; if you have only one sub-point, integrate it with the main item above it or reorganize.
- Strive to make each component exclusive (no overlapping),
- Use details, illustrations, and evidence to support sub-points.
Submission Instructions -
1. Write your report in your own words. Compose concise, unified, and coherent sentences and paragraphs. Your report should conform to APA format as it relates to intext citations, and reference page only.
2. Your report should be three full pages of content, in addition to your reference page. No title page, abstract, or table of contents is required for this paper. THE BODY OF YOUR REPORT SHOULD BE SINGLE-SPACED, one-inch margins and in memo format as illustrated given.