1. Professional background. All of the following reasons make it important to know your skills and professional background except: It ensures that you are of use to your project. It is not important. I can contribute to a project without skills and professional background. It makes it easier for the project coordinators. It ensures that you complete your project at a high standard. 1 out of 3 2. Skills and professional background at work. Read the following and answer the question which follows. "At a very young age I developed a passion for helping others. After finishing high school, I went to Victoria medical school where I spent the next seven (7) years preparing to be a doctor. As part of my education at the Victoria medical school, I spent two days per week at the local hospital assisting the doctors and nurses. Additionally, I have completed a course in social work at the local college in my community. Because of my professional background, I am now going to Ghana to assist at the local communities."Which type of projects would be best suitable for this volunteer? Education and Medical Medical and Social Nature/Wildlife and Social Construction and Medical Education and Social 2 out of 3 3. Knowing your skills and professional backgroundRead the following approaches to volunteering and state which one is the better approach. "Because I received a training in advance of my volunteer work I started thinking about my limits on the project. If something does not feel right, than I will not do it. They wanted me to give physical therapy to a patient in the hospital, but I have never done this before. I said that I did not want to do this because I was not trained for this." "I give physical therapy to the children at the special needs school. Whether I am a physical therapist? No, haha. I just came from high school in California. I think it's strange that we are allowed to touch the children and move their paralysed body parts. But if we do not, who will do it?" 3 out of 3
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