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Administrative Assistants From Education Solutions enables you to reach office personnel in the education field who hold positions as administrative assistants and secretaries. These professionals are responsible for performing and coordinating an office's administrative activities and storing, retrieving and integrating information for dissemination.
Additional Charges:
Computer Type @ $25/M
Instructional Expenditures @ $25/M
Library Media Center @ $25/M
Technology Budget/Pupil @ $25/M
Title 1 Dollar-Received District Wide @ $25/M
Per Student @ $25/M
Total Dollar-Expenditures @$25/M
Expenditures/Student @ $25/M
Tracking @ N/C
These very-organized individuals interact with a wide range of people, including teachers, pupils, parents, education welfare officers, social workers and school administrators. Many secretaries and administrative assistants now provide training and orientation for new staff, conduct research on the Internet and operate and troubleshoot new office technologies. They may negotiate with vendors for the purchase and lease of office equipment, such as fax machines, photocopiers and scanners, as well as purchase other supplies, and retrieve data from various sources.
Considered good credit risks, these well-educated professionals are stably employed with great benefits. Professionals in the education field tend to have longer vacation periods, enabling them to take vacations, travel and spend quality time with their families. They also have time for leisure activities and look to purchase books, magazines, movies and music. Summer vacations allow them the opportunity to garden and enjoy other home improvement and outdoor activities.
Personnel Selections: Postal Email
Adult Education School 364 105
Elementary School 60,304 24,677
Middle/Jr High School 18,084 8,501
High School 30,373 13,831
K-12 Schools 4,093 1,127
District 74 33
College 1,649 893
Each record is telephone verified annually.
PROFILE
Add'l Selects
Number of Classrooms
Number of Students
Number of Schools
Number of Teachers
District Type
Grade Level
Lowest Level Taught
Highest Level Taught
Highest Degree Earned
21st Century School
Adult Ed
Before/After School Programs
Blue Ribbon School
Charter School
Ed Tech
English as Second Language
Gifted & Talented
Magnet School
Special Education
Year-Round Classes
School Type
Title 1 Percent
Title 1 School Wide
Number of Computers
Student/Comp Ratio
Student/Teacher Ratio
Institution Type
School Start Date
School End Date
New Teacher to Institution
New Teacher to Profession
Student Ethnicity
PERSONNEL SELECTIONS
Adult Education School/Postal 364
Adult Education School/Email 105
Elementary School/Postal 60,304
Elementary School/Email 24,677
Middle/Jr High School/Postal 18,084
Middle/Jr High School/Email 8,501
High School/Postal 30,373
High School/Email 13,831
K-12 Schools/Postal 4,093
K-12 Schools/Email 1,127
District/Postal 74
District/Email 33
College/Postal 1,649
College/Email 893 |
