Personal Strengths
Applying for a Job
Styles of Learning
3.1 Vocab
General
100
Things you enjoy doing
What is interests and abilities
100
Short document that provides potential employers with information about your specific qualifications for a job.
What is a resume.
100
Likes to read, write and tell stories
What is verbal/linguistic
100
series of progressivley more responsible jobs in a field.
What is a career
100
companies that earn money
What is a for-profit business
200
All the things that make you who you are.
What is personality
200
Document you send with your resume
What is a cover letter
200
like to do experiments, work with numbers
What is logical/mathematical
200
changes or movement in a certain area
What is a trend
200
things you shouldn't put on a resume
What is gender, age, and race
300
the way you gather imformation and turn it into knowledge.
What is learning styles
300
lists work experience and education in reverse order.
What is a chronological resume.
300
likes to draw, build, design, and create things
What is visual/spatial
300
talking to friends and aquaintences about jobs
What is networking
300
value where people are willing to put in extra time to succeed
What is achievement
400
beliefs that guide the way people live.
What is values.
400
highlights your abilities and accomplishments rather than your work experience
What is a skills resume.
400
likes to sing, hum, and play music
What is musical/rhythmic
400
an official company
What is a professional association
400
learning style that likes to spend time outdoors
What is naturalistic
500
the way you want to spend your time, energy, money.
What is lifestyle
500
resumes that companies use online.
What is a computer resume.
500
likes to tough and mover around
What is bodily/kinesthetic
500
amount of hours youll spend on a full time job
What is 2000 hours
500
a good place to start researching jobs
What is the Occupational Outlook Handbook
M
e
n
u