Do you have any post-secondary education?
"I have a diploma in administration. I feel that this diploma will help me in this role as an attendance clerk because it assisted me in gaining further proficiency in spreadsheets, organization, and data analysis."
"I do not have a formal post-secondary education; however, I have twelve years' experience working in an attendance clerk role. If there is any training you would like for me to have, I am happy to attend."
Post-secondary education isn't always a requirement to be a successful attendance clerk. Talk to the interviewer about your educational background and ensure that it is a match for their needs.
"I have a certificate in accounting, and also I am very well versed in the use of spreadsheets. Most of my knowledge comes from my on-the-job experience. Is post-secondary education a requirement for this position?"
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Anonymous Answer
Not very much. I am always willing to grow, and if there is anything I am needed to do or know to get this position, I am definitely open to anything.
Rachelle's Feedback
It's a good idea to also focus on the fact that you have the skills required for the role, education aside. Rather than starting your answer on a negative (i.e., not very much), I recommend spinning this with as much positivity as possible. I have provided an example below.
"I am diligent when it comes to continual education and growth. I have taught myself new skills, such as (list some relevant and transferable skills). Although I have minimal formal post-secondary education, I bring a great deal of knowledge in (list your top skills or areas of expertise)."
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