Alvin Martin4249 South Juliann Ct(559)521-5496Alvinmartin71@gmail.com

Objective To secure a challenging, long-term position where I am able to utilize and expand my professional expertise as an Assistive Technology Instructor.

Education Berkley Adult SchoolBerkley, CA General Education Diploma

World Services for the BlindLittle Rock, AR Certified Assistive Technology Instructor

June 2013

April 2015

Skills Profile- Knowledge & Experience in Technology

Assistive Technology Prepared adapted materials for use by the

visually impaired Working knowledge of Grade I and Grade II

Braille Certifications in Microsoft Office programs-

Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Power Point XP and Windows 7 Completed Jaws Certification Skilled with OpenBook and Kurzweil scanning

software Completed approximately 350 hours of student-

teaching, during which I taught many different types of adaptive technology to clients of varying skill levels.

Communication

Prepared client evaluation reports, wrote tutorials used for instruction and carried out regular conversations with clients and peers relative to performance

Corresponded regularly both orally and in writing with various parties including students, peers and management

Leadership

Excellent planning and organizational skills; ability to put together lesson plans and prepare required materials for classes of different skill sets and age groups

Involved with inquiry based research and learning which involved collaborative coaching and learning methods

ExperienceTulare County Recycling – Recycler Oct 1997–

Sept 1999 Assembled and prepared waste products for recycling Worked with co-workers in coordinating collection of

recyclable items from different vendors. Organized and track the necessary recycling materials

through inventorying methods Performed maintenance on recycling equipment on a regular

basis

Orientation Center for the Blind Sept 2012 – June 2013 Volunteer Activities Director for the whole student body Organized field trips and on campus actives

World Services for the Blind – Night Desk Clerk./Cafeteria Worker June 2014 –

Dec 2014

References

Track client Answered and track incoming calls Documented and track client incidents and

reported to appropriate staff. Volunteered for Client Representative Panel. Monitored locked doors and facilitated

movement of clients in and out of the building. Wash dishes and cleaned off the tables

Available upon request