Job Skills/Leadership
The ability to convey information and ideas effectively to others through speaking or writing.
What are communication skills?
This is a written summary of your education, work experience, credentials, and accomplishments needed to apply for a job.
What is a resume?
The amount of education you need to be a high school teacher?
What is a Bachelor's degree-a four-year undergraduate education?
This program teaches you about prescription drugs.
What is pharmacy technician?
What is it called when you get a job to learn the work fundamentals. This may be your first experience in a particular career field. Everyone has to start somewhere.
What is working an entry level position?
The ability to use one's time effectively or productively, especially at work.
What is time management?
These are current or former supervisors, teachers, counselors, coaches or anyone in a professional position who can speak about your character, skills and work ethic.
What are references?
The level of education needed to be a lawyer.
What is a bachelor's degree and a graduate degree in law.
This program requires a 3.2 unweighted and 3.5 weighted GPA.
What is Practical Nursing?
Should you choose a job/career based on how much money it makes? Yes or no, and why?
What is NO! Money doesn't equal happiness! Focus on your talents and what you enjoy doing! When you do something you love, you won't work a day in your life!
OR
What is YES! Absolutely! Give me the MONEY!
The willingness of a group of people to work together to achieve a common goal.
What is teamwork?
The name of an event that happens when one person first encounters another person and forms a mental image of that person.
What is a first impression?
This career uses human to human support and helps people feel better by listening and giving growth mindset ideas.
What is a counselor, social worker, psychologist?
This program teaches students how to help community members do their tax returns.
What is Business Management and Analysis?
The reason why volunteering and job training is important.
What is experience for a resume? What is experience for your skills/training?
The quality of being trustworthy and reliable.
What is dependability?
Tank-tops, torn jeans, saggy jeans, hats/caps, and low-cut shirts or blouses.
What is inappropriate dress (clothing) to wear to a job interview?
These professionals assess the financial needs of individuals and help them with decisions on investments (such as stocks and bonds), tax laws, and insurance.
What is a financial advisor?
This program teaches students the basics of brakes, transmissions, electrical systems, steering, and suspension systems.
What is Automotive?
A type of postsecondary education that trains students for a specific line of work, often in healthcare or other hands-on fields.
What is a community college, vocational school or technical school/college?
The ability to judge what needs to be done and take action, especially without suggestions from other people.
What is initiative?
This is something you may want to do before you interview; it will give you a better idea about the company or job, help you discover details about the employer, help you learn what the company looks for in a candidate, and become a stand-out applicant.
What is research?
The education title for a 2 year degree and a 4 year degree.
What is an associate's degree and bachelor's degree?
This program certifies students as teacher assistants.
What is Early Childhood Education?
An employment event you go to when you want to hand your resume to many businesses at one location.
What is a career fair?