Candidate Spotlight – Bilingual Administrative Assistant and Trainer

September 9, 2022

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Are you looking for an experienced Administrative Assistant with a unique combination of skills to perform Technical Training as well? Someone that is technical and can plug in and add value immediately? How about bilingual in Spanish and English to meet the training needs of all your employees? Please read on as our Candidate Spotlight may be just the someone you need on your team NOW!

Experienced Bilingual Administrative Assistant and Trainer

Experience: 8+ years

Industries: Manufacturing, Process Services.

Skills: Computer skills, Microsoft Office skills, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel, Technical Writing, bilingual Spanish / English, safety, ISO standards, operations processes, process writing coordinated with training materials creation to teach the processes, strong communications skills, teaching/coaching/mentoring/helping teaching style.

Characteristics: Professional, helpful, willing, inquisitive learner, independent worker, goal, and deadline/date driven. Can develop training presentations from conception through delivery.

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