This needs to be PERFECT and I keep re-writing it, but I feel it's grammatically wrong (I never learned grammar in school for some reason). Mostly, I don't know when and where to put the commas.
I gained experience in the work force as an inventory clerk for Inventory Services of Canada. I also volunteered my time as a docent for Roedde House, a restored Victorian heritage house museum. Occasionally, I worked as an extra for Vancouver agency Hollywood North and enjoyed writing free-verse poetry in my spare time.
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I achieved Principal's List status for the first term of Grade 12 and maintained honour roll status for the remainder of the year. In my senior year I contributed to my school paper by serving as one of three student editors. Prior to this, I was active in high school theatre and received a certificate for Dramatic Achievement in the tenth grade. In addition, I participated in my school’s junior and senior choirs in grades 10 and 11.
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Hi I wasn't familiar with the word 'docent' so I looked it up and found "A docent or privat-docent was a recognised teacher at a German university who was not on the salaried staff. It was often a post held by a young mathematician working for his habilitation ". Is that what you meant?
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I wasn't familiar with the word 'docent' so I looked it up and found "A docent or privat-docent was a recognised teacher at a German university who was not on the salaried staff. It was often a post held by a young mathematician working for his habilitation". Is