Amy Wakegijig Ward
About Amy Wakegijig Ward
Amy Wakegijig Ward is a public servant with over 16 years of experience working for the Federal Government of Canada. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from Laurentian University and has developed strong organizational and problem-solving skills through various roles in customer service and clerical positions.
Work at Federal Government of Canada
Amy Wakegijig Ward has been employed at the Federal Government of Canada since 2008, accumulating 16 years of experience in her role as a Clerk. Her work is based in Sudbury, where she has developed strong organizational skills that assist her in adapting to various employment and social settings. Throughout her tenure, she has gained proficiency in computer systems, including word processing and spreadsheets, which are essential for her clerical responsibilities.
Education and Expertise
Amy completed her Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Anthropology at Laurentian University/Université Laurentienne, studying from 2008 to 2013. Prior to this, she earned a Diploma in Pre-health Science from Cambrian College in 2005. Her academic background provides her with a solid foundation in research and analytical skills, which are beneficial in her public service role. Amy plans to pursue a CPA designation in the near future, indicating her commitment to furthering her professional qualifications.
Background in Archaeological Survey
In 2012, Amy worked at Laurentian University as part of an Archaeological Survey for a duration of four months. This experience contributed to her understanding of fieldwork and research methodologies, enhancing her analytical capabilities. The role provided her with practical exposure to the application of her academic studies in a real-world context.
Customer Service Experience
Amy has a background in customer service, having worked in retail and bartending roles. These positions helped her develop problem-solving skills and the ability to thrive in high-stress group settings. Her experience in customer service complements her public servant role, as it equips her with the interpersonal skills necessary for effective communication and collaboration.
Professional Development and Skills
Throughout her career, Amy has demonstrated a willingness to take on new challenges, both physical and intellectual. She possesses strong organizational skills and has developed computer proficiency through her clerical positions. These attributes are valued by employers and contribute to her effectiveness in her current role within the Federal Government.