TEACHER RESUME
For Michael Kujawski
Name: Michael O. Kujawski
Mailing Address: 8341 N. Links Way, Milwaukee, WI 53217-2821
Last Texas Address: 11000 Gatesden Drive, #1801, Tomball, TX 77377
Phones: 414-378-4267, 414-351-0973
E-Mail Addresses: kujawski5728@sbcglobal.net, kujawski5728@gmail.com

Objective
To work as a teacher for your school or organization. To utilize my Bachelor of Arts degree, 50-hour TESOL certificate, and increasingly responsible employment experience, including a recent seven-month teaching internship in South Korea. 

Summary
* ESL/EFL Teacher: I taught a wide variety of students at the elementary and middle school levels at two schools in South Korea, the first in Busan, a large tourist city, and the second in a small mountain village near Yangpyeong. Moreover, I gained valuable teaching capabilities living and working overseas in Asia for seven months. I utilized Powerpoint, YouTube, existing drama scripts, school libraries, the whiteboard and brand new state-of-the-art classrooms to teach conversational English. At Gyeonggi English Village - Yangpyeong Winter Camp, I selected from a full gamut of games and activities to teach Drama, Cooking, Classroom English, Flight, Dominoes and Insects. I was responsible for reading and writing lesson plans, classroom management and creating relevant teaching aids for each class. At Busan Global Village, I instructed students aged 9 to 14 in a variety of simulated settings, including a host family living room, Golden Bell, game room, movie room, drama, and taxi and bus stop. At both campuses, I also scored written tests, administered entrance examinations, spoke to large gatherings of students, led class discussions, and wrote scripts and rehearsed drama students. 
* Continuing Education: I recently received an A- (92) in completing the certificate for a 50-hour LinguaEdge online TESOL course. In 2008, I spent six weeks scoring seventh-grade math tests for the Maryland educational system through Randstad Staffing.
* Private Security: Acted as a psychological deterrent against crime and enforced public safety. Commissioned by the Texas Department of Public Safety in January 2007. Last year, I completed two online courses given by the High Impact Training Solutions Institute. The courses covered retail theft and closed-circuit TV. 
* Education Writer: As an education correspondent for the Houston Chronicle, the Beaver Dam Daily Citizen and the North Shore Herald, I covered breaking news about school budgets, construction projects, complaints by citizens groups, and personnel changes involving experienced teachers and sports coaches. As sports editor at the Portage Daily Register, I covered prep action at dozens of high schools, including features about student athletes and game stories. In 2004, I self-published a trade paperback novel that could be considered borderline between young adult and adult. Unequivocal Malice, which I would like to re-publish as After Dark, a humorous crime novel, is available at a dozen public libraries and indepedent bookstores.

Education
* UW - Madison: Bachelor of Arts degree, University of Wisconsin - Madison, December 1980. I spent my freshman year at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. I earned an overall GPA of 3.0 on a 4-point scale. I took the following courses: 30 credits in print journalism with a B grade-point average; 18 credits in English (B+); 18 credits in Political Science (B-); 12 credits in French (B); 10 credits in Philosophy (A-). Volunteer worker for Theta Chi's Ski For Cancer, which raised $20,000 annually and included appearances by Wisconsin's governor and professional athletes.
* Nicolet High School: At Nicolet High School, rated as one of the top 100 nationally in the 1970s, I spent three seasons on the forensics team in Original Oratory, four years in advanced math, one year in advanced earth science, two years as director of acolytes at my local church, and several years on recreational softball and basketball teams. 
* Additional Training: In 2009, I completed eight workshop training sessions, including a national presentation by noted educator Harry Wong. The workshops were sponsored by Texas Teachers Alternative Certification.

Work Addresses
Education
* ESL/EFL Teacher, Gyeonggi English Village, San 25, Damun-ri, Yongmun-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do Province, South Korea, 031-770-1300, Supervisor Jason, 2009 to 2010. 
* ESL/EFL Teacher, Herald Media Busan Global Village, 389-25, Bujeon-dong, Busanjin-gu, Busan 614-030, South Korea, 010-4106-1131, Supervisor Peter Wybenga, 2009. 
* Temporary Math Scorer, Randstad Staffing, 17504 Northwest Freeway, Suite 600, Houston, Texas 77065, 713-571-8565, Supervisor Jim Washam, 2008.
* Education Reporter, The Beaver Dam Daily Citizen, 805 Park Avenue, P.O. Box 558, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, 53916, 920-887-0321, Supervisor James Kelsh, 1993 to 1994. 
Full-Time Private Security 
* Industrial Security, MPS Security Services, 2180 N. Loop West, Suite 110, Houston, Texas 77018, 713-787-0278, Supervisor Henry Hoxit, 2007 to 2009.
* Night Watchman, Twin City Security, 9800 Richmond Avenue, Suite 480, Houston, Texas 77042, 713-952-4003, Supervisor Jorge Forero, 2007 to 2009