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ENTERPRISE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

I was able to choose my hours that I worked, often being before or after class. I was able to take short breaks to get something to drink or eat as long as I was able to get the expected amount of work done. Relaxed environment with friendly superiors and co-workers. There are periods of time where nothing may be available to be done, and other times where you can be overwhelmed with tasks. When tasks do arise you are expected to complete them quickly and efficiently. Work Studies offered limited hours, only enabling a total of 800 dollars to be made over the entire course of a semester.

I worked with youth at a residential facility for at-risk youth, teaching the skills needed to pass their GED.  I was limited to 19 paid hours per week, though as all teachers do, I often spent my own time in addition to that making sure I had useful materials for my students.  When I left, we had just been visited by the Alabama Department of Youth Services, who said that in the past year we had more students get their GEDs than all of the other facilities in the state combined.

I was thoroughly over-joyed with the possibility of working where I had been a student. When I was hired and had the opportunity to meet my first class of students I felt prepared to take on my duties as a member of the teaching body at ESCC. I felt very happy to try to prepare more child care providers and, possibly, four year classroom teachers.

I covered GED preparation classes and ESL classes for absent teachers. I learned to work with students whose primary language was not English. My manager was not present during my night time hours, but she was reachable by phone. The culture varied. The hardest part of the job was inconsistent work hours. The most enjoyable part of the job was working with various ages and cultures.

I loved working with the Financial Aid staff at Enterprise State. There was no such thing as a typical day in this office. Students from all walks of life would come in and it would be something different every day. I learned how to deal with problem situations and how financial aid works in college settings. The hardest part of my job was not being able to give a student the answer they wanted considering their own personal choices.

This is a small community school and the work environment reflects as such. Everyone knows everyone else and although gossip is a part of the local culture, it is never a hindrance to being able to bond with your coworkers or get the job done. And getting to work with all ages of students does make you feel like you can make an impact in the community.

Working as a Work Study Student is a very easy going job. A typical day includes grading papers, filing, and entering data into one document. I also very often make multiple copies of pretty much anything and everything. I've learned from this job that it can be fun and enjoyable to work in an office setting. I believe the hardest part of this job is managing the time between the working and studying for school.

This was a comfortable working environment with a supportive supervisor and friendly co-workers. With the experience, I gained more confidence in making and answering phone calls which was something I had a difficult time doing before going into the job. This was a great first-time work experience for me.

My experience is a little odd. As an adjunct, my pay was low(I knew it would be going into it) so I was teaching for fun rather than profit. All the staff is very polite, helpful, and supportive. If you get a full time job here, you’ll enjoy it. Very relaxed atmosphere with an opportunity to help young adults build their future. It was the only job I was actually happy to clock in at.

I only have high ratings for ESCC because the faculty and staff are very competent and caring.  One is sure to receive a quality education from ESCC.  I consider myself to be fortunate to have been enrolled as a scholar athlete and then worked as a Volunteer Asst. Coach after graduating with my Bachelors at Troy University.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Police officer 5 salaries reported	$48,505 per year
Learning specialist 1 salary reported	$55,000 per year
Educator 1 salary reported	$47,554 per year
Call center representative 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour

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