teacher

program manager

Diocese of Orlando

The worst experience ever. There are very nice respectable people within the dioceses, however whithin the shared group services I don't recommend to work for. These individuals have know each other for years since they worked together in a different company before here. Their views and fairness is very biased. It's not a healthy place to work for. I don't recommend to work for them unless management has been changed and they are not the same people that know each other for years in a different company. If so the environment is hostile. Best of luck if you decide to work here

Catholic Charities has given me a great opportunity to get a better understanding of the need of the communities and the many resources that are available to individuals. I started as a case manager in December of 2013 and became the Program Manager six months later. The most enjoyable part is the opportunity to serve the community. My co-workers are such amazing hard working women and I have learned so much from them. Management has helped me advance. There is no hardest part. Overall the organization as a whole is the place to be to better assist the community.

•	Taking part in managing the office
•	Answer and screen incoming calls, take and distribute     messages 
•	Organizing all schedules and making appointments
•	Organize incoming and outgoing mail
•	Maintaining and updating records 
•	Handle and redirect parishioner queries, manage visitors
•	Coordinate meetings and appointments
•	Assist with organization of parish functions and events
•	Prepare letters and documents
•	Set up and maintain data management systems
•	Maintain office inventory
•	Fulfill miscellaneous administrative tasks 
•	Assisting management

It was very challenging and extremely enjoyable to visit the Catholic Churches and DRE's throughout the Diocese.  The most enjoyable part of the day was learning how many special needs children were in the religious education program and how positively they were received by each parish.

I support the Catholic Church and thought this would be a great work environment, but many of the staff at the Diocese main office are rude and condescending, especially HR.  The HR staff are not supportive and change policies to suit them.  They are not consistent with decisions and are creating a large divide between them and the Parishes they are supposed to support.  It’s disheartening that these people actually represent the church


There are various types of parents who send their children to a catholic school.  Many will not want a teacher to mention anything that can ruffle feathers, even if it is in line with church teachings.  Some parents will always feel entitled to belittle teachers unless the administration filters bellicose dialogue.  

Open door policy I felt welcome to ask questions freely, management share what was the company's objective for the type of work and explained what and how my job was and important part of the full picture.

Excellent  management support.  Professionally and personally rewarding.  No idle time which makes the day go by quickly. Worked every aspect of the retail and management end. You must work weekends.

I enjoy every aspect of my job. My manager allows me to use my talents to achieve my goals. I enjoy the workplace culture because we are free to express our love for God and the Catholic church. Helping others gives me a sense of accomplishment and gratitude.

Everyone is hard working and helpful. This was only a temporary position would work for them again. Not a lot of flexbility to work at home or for job sharing but understanding if need to take time off.

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Teacher 4 salaries reported	$38,000 per year
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