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………………….., 91026, Mazara Del Vallo, Trapani, Italia Telefono ………………… CURRICULUM VITAE INFORMAZIONI PERSONALI Nome CRESCENTE GIANFRANCO Indirizzo ………………….., 91026, Mazara del Vallo, Trapani, Italia Telefono ………………….. E-mail ………………….. Nazionalità Italiana Data di nascita 03/08/1965 ESPERIENZA LAVORATIVA • Date (da – a) a.s. 2013/14 - ad oggi • Nome dell’azienda e città IIS “Francesco Ferrara” Mazara del Vallo TP • Tipo di società/ settore di attività MIUR • Posizione lavorativa Docente a tempo indeterminato scuola secondaria superiore • Date (da – a) a.s. 2012/2013 • Nome dell’azienda e città ITG “V. Accardi” Campobello di Mazara TP • Tipo di società/ settore di attività MIUR • Posizione lavorativa Docente a tempo indeterminato scuola secondaria superiore • Date (da – a) a.s. 2011/2012 • Nome dell’azienda e città IPCT “L. Milani” Meda MB • Tipo di società/ settore di attività MIUR • Posizione lavorativa Docente a tempo indeterminato scuola secondaria superiore • Date (da – a) a.s. 2010/2011 • Nome dell’azienda e città IIS “V. Almanza” Pantelleria TP • Tipo di società/ settore di attività MIUR • Posizione lavorativa Docente a tempo indeterminato scuola secondaria superiore • Date (da – a) a.s. 2009/2010 • Nome dell’azienda e città ITC “L. Sciascia” Erice TP • Tipo di società/ settore di attività MIUR • Posizione lavorativa Docente a tempo determinato scuola secondaria superiore • Date (da – a) a.s. 2005/2006 al a.s. 2008/2009 • Nome dell’azienda e città IPSCTS “G. Bufalino” Trapani • Tipo di società/ settore di attività MIUR • Posizione lavorativa Docente a tempo determinato scuola secondaria superiore • Date (da – a) a.s. 2004/2005 • Nome dell’azienda e città ITG “GB. D’Amico” Trapani • Tipo di società/ settore di attività MIUR • Posizione lavorativa Docente a tempo determinato scuola secondaria superiore • Date (da – a) a.s. 2001/2002 al a.s. 2003/2004 • Nome dell’azienda e città ITC “L. Sciascia” Erice TP • Tipo di società/ settore di attività MIUR • Posizione lavorativa Docente a tempo determinato scuola secondaria superiore ISTRUZIONE E FORMAZIONE • Nome e tipo di istituto o formazione Università degli studi di Palermo • Qualifica o certificato conseguita Laurea in Architettura • Nome e tipo di istituto o formazione Università degli studi di Lecce • Qualifica o certificato conseguita Diploma di perfezionamento universitario • Nome e tipo di istituto o formazione Università degli studi del Salento • Qualifica o certificato conseguita Diploma di perfezionamento universitario • Nome e tipo di istituto o formazione Università degli studi di Palermo • Qualifica o certificato conseguita Abilitazione all’insegnamento nella scuola secondaria superiore • Nome e tipo di istituto o formazione Università degli studi di Palermo • Qualifica o certificato conseguita Abilitazione all’esercizio professionale di architetto • Nome e tipo di istituto o formazione Università degli studi di Palermo • Qualifica o certificato conseguita Diploma di specializzazione polivalente • Nome e tipo di istituto o formazione Ente formazione regionale “Azimut” Mazara del Vallo • Qualifica o certificato conseguita Operatore informatico • Nome e tipo di istituto o formazione Istituto Regionale D’Arte • Qualifica o certificato conseguita Diploma di maturità d’arte applicata CAPACITÀ E COMPETENZE PERSONALI MADRELINGUA ITALIANO ALTRE LINGUE INGLESE • Capacità di lettura buono • Capacità di scrittura buono • Capacità di espressione orale buono CAPACITÀ E COMPETENZE Lavoro di team, comunicazione interpersonale, progetti e insegnamento in compresenza con docenti di altre materie, uscite didattiche, attività di recupero, attività di progettazione della ORGANIZZATIVE programmazione. CAPACITÀ E COMPETENZE Conoscenza di Office (Word, Powerpoint, Excel), Internet, Lavagna Multimediale Interattiva (LIM), e-learning, produzione Audio-Video, gestione impianti Audio-Video service. TECNICHE . CAPACITÀ E COMPETENZE Musica: Chitarra e Pianoforte Arte: Disegno e grafica ARTISTICHE ALTRE CAPACITÀ E COMPETENZE Automobilismo, tennis, sci PATENTE O PATENTI Patente di guida A – B, patente nautica Autorizzo al trattamento dei dati personali, secondo quanto previsto dalla Legge 196/03 .
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