<human>: My girlfriend is interviewing on Tuesday for a position in her company (they prefer employees to move up instead of just hiring from the outside). She is extremely nervous about this interview, she has a bachelor's in education with a concentration in English/Language Arts but chose not to go into teaching. She currently works in production, making medical devices as well as keeping track of her departmental books (basically, whenever something changes in the instructions for their product, she is the one who hands out new ones and retains the old ones). She's been having trouble applying (and naming) skills gained during the acquisition of her degree to anything outside of education. Could anyone suggest some for her? Anyone else here with an education degree but chose not to go into, or continue, teaching? 
The position she is applying for is in document control, they basically handle any document changes in the entire building and evaluate who the changes will affect.

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<bot>: Girlfriend has a degree in education but is having problems laying out those skills in a field besides education. Does anyone have suggestions?