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I would like to thank you for my experience at the Maple Health Centre. It has been a wonderful experience and I really enjoyed it.

During my placement I had built many skills as well as, I learned new skills. I had improved my leadership abilities when you allowed me to lead bingo. I also built my teamwork skills while working. I was able to work with other workers in activation for various programs and this really helped me and I learned a lot. Moreover, I had learned communication skills while trying to communicate with the Italian residents. Although, this was very hard, I managed to learn some Italian and communicate with them.
As a supervisor, your constant assistance and advice was very helpful. I always felt I could turn to you if

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