Teamwork and Collaboration
Professionalism
Job Search
Goal Setting
Job Interviews
100

What does “teamwork” mean?

Working together with other people.

100

What does “professionalism” mean?

Acting polite and responsible at work.

100

Name one website you can use to look for jobs.

Indeed / LinkedIn / Craigslist.

100

What is a goal?

Something you want to do or achieve.

100

What is a job interview?

A meeting with an employer before you get a job.

200

True or False: Good teamwork means listening to others.

True

200

It’s professional to arrive late every day.
 

False

200

True or False: A job application asks for your favorite food.

False.

200

True or False: “I want to learn English” is a goal.

True.

200

True or False: In a job interview, you should say bad things about your old boss.

False.

300

If one person is doing all the work, what should the group do?

Share the work / help each other.

300

Name one professional behavior.

Be on time / Dress neatly / Be respectful.

300

What is one thing you write on a resume?

Name, phone, experience, education.

300

Name one short-term goal.

Learn 10 new words / Be on time for class / Apply for 1 job this week.

300

What is a common interview question?

“Tell me about yourself.” / “Why do you want this job?”

400

Say one phrase you can use in teamwork.

“Let’s work together” / “Can I help you?” / “What do you think?”

400

If you disagree with your boss, what is a professional way to respond?

Stay calm and polite / Explain respectfully.

400

If you want a job close to home, what can you type in the search bar?

The job + your city (example: “Cashier Newark”).

400

What does SMART goal mean? (Give one letter).

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-based.

400

How should you dress for a job interview?

Clean and professional clothes.

500

Give one example of teamwork from your life.

(Student answer — working with family, classmates, coworkers).

500

Why is professionalism important?

It helps keep your job / It shows respect / It builds trust.

500

Say one problem people sometimes have when job searching.

No internet, hard English words, too many requirements, no experience.

500

Make one goal for your future job.

(Student answer — “I want to work as a driver.” “I want to study to be a nurse.”).

500

Show (role play) a good answer to: “Why do you want this job?”

Example: “I want this job because I have experience and I like helping people.”

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