Title: CMA 200 Unit Assessment (U4) Capstone Project
Course: SkillsCom CMA 200 15.0 > Section: End of Unit 4

You've created material to sell a medical practice to the public to the increase revenue stream, now it is time to market yourself to an employer in the same way. Review the following presentation before you begin.

To complete this competency you will create a virtual portfolio using one of the free web designing sites.  You are going to create a portfolio that demonstrates your skills to potential employers. Include as much about yourself as you are willing to share.  The more pictures you provide that show who you honestly are, the better.

1. Choose a (FREE) platform for your portfolio.  Each of these sites has FREE introductory options, so you should not have to pay anything. You will find a list of possibilities below.  Check them out and then decide which one you want to use.

- Wix - www.wix.com
- Sitebuilder - www.sitebuilder.com
- Sitey - www.sitey.com
- Weebly - www.weebly.com
- Squarespace - www.squarespace.com

2. Develop these sections within your site. (PLEASE USE THESE NAMES)

- Other Interests / Hobbies
  - Paint a picture of who you are and what you like to do.
- Awards and Recognitions
  - A picture of a 3rd grade spelling bee or pinewood derby trophy works well here but the best items to display will be work and school achievements.
- Work History Page
  - At least you last ten years of work history.
  - For those who were stay at home moms or dads..... no problem.... then your kids ARE your work history.... show 'em off!!
- Education Page
  - All education, including seminars, conferences, short term courses, LBCC and other colleges.
- Personal Inventory or Personal Profile Page
  - Demographic and contact information as well as professional/personal goals
- Cover/Home Page
  - This page should be compelling enough to draw the reader in to look at the rest.
  - A picture of you is required.
- References and Letters
  - A list of references you would like contacted.
  - At least two Letters of Recommendation
    - one from a job or school
    - one from a person unrelated by family, work, or school.