Careers 1
People who have worked with you and who will recommend you for a job.
What is Reference?
Advancement on the job.
What is Promotion?
Finding out all you can about a field of work that interests you.
What is Career Search?
The things that are important to you.
What are Values?
Additional payment from a borrower to a lender.
What is Interest?
Something you want to achieve.
What is Goal?
Making a contact list, preparing an introduction, talking to contacts, and following through are fours steps.
What is networking?
A goal that can be met over a long period of time.
What is Long Term Goal?
A goal which involves the immediate future.
What is Short-term goal?
A person who makes confections out of chocolate. Those confections, or candies, include everything from solid chocolate designs to truffles, chocolate-covered fruits and specialty items.
What is a Chocolatier?
The position for which a person is paid.
What is Job?
People other than your supervisor with whom you work.
What are Coworkers?
The person who watches over your work and checks your performance.
What is Supervisor?
Budget Rule for Teenagers
30/30/40
The type of work in which a person is employed.
What is Occupation?
An assessment of the creditworthiness of a borrower.
What is Credit Rating?
A phone number, an address, or an email address.
What is contact information?
A job for which little or no experience is needed.
What is Entry-level position?
A written account of qualifications, including education or training and experience.
What is Resume?
Undergraduate degrees require (usually) this many years of education?
What is 4 years of university?
Work that teaches you on-the-job skills you will need for employment.
What is Apprenticeship?
An organization that helps people find jobs.
What is Employment Agency?
A person who starts and runs their own business.
What is Entrepreneur?
A person who helps students with personal and social issues, provides educational, career and college guidance at school.
What is a School Counselor?
Trades that are governed by government regulations.
What is Red Seal?