Context Clues
This is to stop and look for clues to help you figure out what the words means.
What are context clues?
What is job searching?
These are the tasks and duties you are expected to do in the job.
What are responsibilities?
This is the importance of finding a job.
What is financial stability, fulfillment, skill development and social interaction?
This is an example of an online job board.
What is indeed, monster?
Chocolate is toxic for dogs – it can make them very sick.
Use context clues to determine the meaning of toxic.
What is bad, poisonous?
This is the name of the job that describes what you will do.
What is job title?
This is the work you have done before and what you've learned from it.
What is experience?
These are what you should consider when searching for jobs.
This is the first step in job searching.
What is identify job sectors?
It’s amazing how compact computers are today. In the 1960s, a computer took up a whole room!
Use context clues to determine the meaning of compact.
What is small?
This tells you what you will do in the job and what is expected of you.
What is job description?
This is the setting where you will work, such as an office, store or outdoors.
These are the 3 ways to search for a job.
What are online job boards, networking and local resources?
These are websites where you can search for and apply to job openings.
What are online job boards?
The clasp on my necklace was broken, so I held it together with a safety pin instead.
Use context clues to determine the meaning of clasp.
What is hook, claw?
These are the skills, education and experience needed for a job.
What are qualifications?
This is the list of jobs you had in the past, including where you worked, your job titles, and the dates you worked there.
What is work history?
These are 3 types of job sectors.
What are retail, food service and office work?
These are the days and times you are able to work.
What is availability?
These are the 5 types of context clues.
What are definitions, synonyms, antonyms, punctuation and inference?
These are the skills, qualifications and experience need to perform a job effectively.
This includes the high schools you attended, the degrees or certificates you earned, and and relevant coursework.
What is education?
These are the parts of a job description.
What are job title, job description, responsibilities, qualifications, work experience and work environment?
These are the categories that include similar job types or jobs or industries.
What are job sectors?