Transitional Employment
Workplace Expectations
Interview Skills
Workplace Scenarios
Professional Communication
100

TE is the abbreviation for this common type of employment in the Clubhouse

What is Transitional Employment

100
This is the time you should arrive to your work shift

What is a few minutes early

100

What should you bring to an interview?

Copies of your resume and references

100

You forgot to clock in. What do you do?

Inform your supervisor immediately and ask how to correct it.

100

What is an appropriate work email greeting?

Good morning [Name],” or “Hello [Name]

200

A typical TE placement lasts this long

What is 6 to 9 months

200

If you're running late to your shift you should do this

What is making a phone call to the manager/supervisor
200

What is one example of a strength you could share?

Strong communication, reliability, teamwork, problem-solving, time management, positive attitude.

200

A coworker is upset. How do you respond?

Stay calm, listen respectfully, avoid escalating, and involve a supervisor if needed.

200

Is texting your supervisor always appropriate?

Only if the workplace allows it. Follow company communication policies.

300

This person provides coverage if a member cannot attend their TE shift

What is a job coach

300

Why is reliability important

Employers depend on staff to show up consistently. Reliability builds trust and job security.

300

How should you answer: “Tell me about yourself?”

Brief professional summary including experience, strengths, and why you're interested in the position.

300

Your supervisor gives you feedback. How should you handle it?

Listen without interrupting, thank them, ask clarifying questions, and apply the feedback

300

What should you include in a call-out message?

Your name, shift time, reason (brief and appropriate), and when you expect to return.

400

This is one of the reasons why TE is different than a regular job

What is time limited

400

What does professionalism look like at work?

Being on time, respectful communication, appropriate dress, completing tasks, accepting feedback, and maintaining boundaries.

400

What should you do if you don’t know how to answer a question?

ask for clarification if needed, and answer honestly while staying positive.

400

You feel overwhelmed during your shift. What are appropriate steps?

Take a brief moment to regroup, prioritize tasks, ask for support if needed, communicate with supervisor.

400

How do you respectfully disagree with a supervisor?

Express appreciation, share your perspective calmly, and remain open to their final decision.

500
These are two benefits of participating in a TE placement

What is job coaching and shift coverage

500

What could happen if someone repeatedly misses shifts without calling?

Loss of trust, disciplinary action, reduced hours, or termination.

500

Give an example of how to answer: “Tell me about a challenge you faced at work.”

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result).
Describe the challenge, what you did, and the positive outcome or lesson learned.

500

You made a mistake that affected a customer. What do you do next?

Take responsibility, inform your supervisor, apologize if appropriate, and work toward a solution

500

Rewrite this unprofessional message into a professional one:
“Can’t come in. Stuff going on.”

Hi [Supervisor], this is [Name]. I’m unable to come in for my shift today due to a personal matter. I apologize for the short notice and will follow up tomorrow.”

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