Community Social Service resume examples
SpartanResume publishes 14 resume examples in community social service, covering 292 task statements and 549 advertised job titles drawn from the O*NET occupational database. 10 of these 14 roles record Microsoft Excel among their software. Each page below lists what that job actually involves, the titles it is posted under, and the skills worth naming if they are genuinely yours.
Roles in this field
- Child, Family, and School Social Worker40 titles · 21 tasks
- Clergy40 titles · 21 tasks
- Community Health Worker38 titles · 28 tasks
- Directors, Religious Activities and Education37 titles · 19 tasks
- Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisor40 titles · 35 tasks
- Health Education Specialist40 titles · 16 tasks
- Healthcare Social Worker40 titles · 17 tasks
- Marriage and Family Therapist37 titles · 15 tasks
- Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Worker40 titles · 13 tasks
- Mental Health Counselor37 titles · 27 tasks
- Probation Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialist40 titles · 21 tasks
- Rehabilitation Counselor40 titles · 17 tasks
- Social and Human Service Assistant40 titles · 19 tasks
- Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselor40 titles · 23 tasks
Software these roles record
How many of the 14 roles on this page record each tool in their O*NET entry. A count of these pages, not a claim about the wider job market.
- 10/14Microsoft Excel
- 8/14Email software
- 8/14Microsoft Office software
- 8/14Microsoft Outlook
- 7/14Microsoft Access
- 7/14Microsoft PowerPoint
- 6/14Database software
- 6/14Microsoft Word
- 4/14Facebook
- 4/14Web browser software
- 3/14Adobe Photoshop
- 3/14Corel WordPerfect Office Suite
Skills rated important across this field
How many of these roles rate each skill as important. Worth naming on a resume only where it is genuinely yours.
- 14/14Active Listening
- 14/14Reading Comprehension
- 14/14Social Perceptiveness
- 14/14Speaking
- 13/14Critical Thinking
- 12/14Service Orientation
- 11/14Writing
- 8/14Complex Problem Solving
- 8/14Coordination
- 7/14Active Learning
- 7/14Judgment and Decision Making
- 7/14Monitoring
Knowledge areas
The subject knowledge these occupations draw on, by how many of them record it.
- 14/14Customer and Personal Service
- 14/14English Language
- 14/14Psychology
- 12/14Education and Training
- 12/14Therapy and Counseling
- 10/14Administrative
- 10/14Sociology and Anthropology
- 5/14Administration and Management
- 4/14Philosophy and Theology
- 4/14Public Safety and Security
- 3/14Computers and Electronics
- 3/14Law and Government
What these counts are, and are not
Every number on this page counts the 14 resume examples we publish in this field. None of them describes how many people hold these jobs, what they are paid, or whether the field is growing. We do not have that data and will not estimate it.
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