Team Communication
A listener repeats a speaker’s idea in their own words to check understanding.
What is paraphrasing?
Jobs with related skills and interests are grouped into these.
What are career clusters?
This section near the top of a résumé tells an employer how to reach you.
What is contact information?
Listing only skills you actually have on an application demonstrates this.
What is honesty?
Money awarded for school that usually does not need repayment is called this when based on eligibility or need.
What is a grant?
A teammate nods to show they are following the discussion.
What is nonverbal communication?
A student interested in nursing might explore this career cluster.
What is Health Science?
A brief opening on a résumé can highlight your relevant strengths and goals.
What is a professional summary?
Telling the truth and keeping commitments helps build this with coworkers.
What is trust?
An award that may be based on achievement or other criteria can help pay for school.
What is a scholarship?
One teammate likes short updates and another prefers details. A strong team does this with its messages.
What is adapting communication to the audience?
Talking with people in a field to learn about opportunities is called this.
What is networking?
This letter introduces an applicant and explains their fit for a particular job.
What is a cover letter?
You discover that a teammate has recorded hours they did not work. This situation presents this.
What is an ethical dilemma?
Unlike a grant, this money is borrowed and normally must be repaid.
What is a student loan?
During a remote meeting, this pair of habits helps you communicate professionally.
What are arriving on time and being prepared?
A short conversation with a professional about their work is this kind of interview.
What is an informational interview?
A recording of your presentation can go in this collection of work samples.
What is a portfolio?
During a test, you accidentally glimpse another paper. To protect this, return your attention to your own work.
What is academic integrity?
This education path often concentrates on training for a specific occupation.
What is a trade school or technical program?
A group agrees to finish its outline by Friday. This kind of goal keeps discussion focused.
What is a specific and measurable goal?
When comparing possible careers, students should research these requirements in addition to their interests.
What are the needed skills, training, and education?
In an interview, use a portfolio sample to give this kind of support for a claim about your skills.
What is evidence or a concrete example?
If you notice a mistake in a report you submitted, this response shows accountability.
What is reporting and correcting the mistake?
Before choosing a program, compare its cost and length with these two personal factors.
What are career goals and the training or credentials needed?